Objective: To identify the outcomes of power mobility devices for middle-aged and older
adult users, and to critically appraise the research evidence. Design: Systematic review of …

Brain-controlled wheelchairs (BCWs) are a promising solution for people with severe motor
disabilities, who cannot use conventional interfaces. However, the low reliability of …

Purpose: To systematically review the impact powered mobility devices have on
engagement in independent occupations for adults with acquired mobility limitations …

Purpose. To examine the experiences of severely physically disabled young people who
use electric powered indoor–outdoor chairs (EPIOCs). Methods. A priori interview questions …

Objectives To test the hypothesis that powered wheelchair users who receive the
Wheelchair Skills Training Program (WSTP) improve their wheelchair skills in comparison …

Many power wheelchair control interfaces are not sufficient for individuals with severely
limited upper limb mobility. The majority of controllers that do not rely on coordinated arm …

Purpose. Provision of a wheelchair has immediate intuitive benefits; however, it can be
difficult to evaluate which wheelchair and seating components best meet an individual's …

Purpose: The aim was to investigate outcomes of powered wheelchair and scooter
interventions after 4-months and 1-year use regarding need for assistance when moving …

Introduction A total of 3.6 million Americans and over 250,000 veterans use wheelchairs.
The need for advancements in mobility-assistive technologies is continually growing due to …

Background: research documenting the experiences of electric powered indoor/outdoor
wheelchair (EPIOC) users has generally failed to take into account the specific needs and …