Aim This study explores people living with spinal cord injury (SCI) experiences and
perspectives of wheelchair and seating assistive technology service provision within an Irish …

Purpose To identify and synthesise the available evidence on the effect of mobility on social
participation and quality of life (QoL) of wheelchairs (WC) on adults who use WC as their …

Purpose Investigate the type and frequency of wheelchair repairs and resulting adverse
consequences in a Veteran population. Design Convenience cross-sectional sample …

Introduction: Appropriate wheelchairs are often essential for the health and wellbeing of
people with mobility impairments to enhance fundamental freedoms and equal opportunity …

Purpose It is documented that wheelchair failures occur frequently, repair times are lengthy,
and users often experience adverse consequences. This study aims to gather evidence on …

Driving a motorized wheelchair is not without risk and requires high cognitive effort to obtain
good environmental perception. Therefore, people with severe disabilities are at risk …

Study design Secondary data analysis of wheelchair failures and service repair logs from a
network of wheelchair suppliers. Objective To determine the frequency of wheelchair caster …

Wheelchair users have a higher risk of developing pressure ulcers due to prolonged seated
pressure. Pressure ulcers can be painful, may require surgical intervention, and even …

Purpose Complex rehabilitation technologies (CRT) support independence for individuals
with disabilities by enabling mobility for function, employment, education, and independent …

Objective To investigate the frequency and consequences of wheelchair repairs, looking at
the relationship to usage, components, out-of-pocket costs, number of days affecting the …