Comparing satisfaction with occupational performance using a pushrim-activated power-assisted wheelchair and a power wheelchair among task-specific power wheelchair users
The manual wheelchair (MWC) and power wheelchair (PWC) each present advantages and disadvantages to participation and occupational performance. Consequently, some individuals choose to use both devices, depending upon the activity. A pushrim-activated, power-assisted wheelchair (PPW) may provide an...
Main Author: | Giesbrecht, Edward Mark |
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Other Authors: | Quanbury, Arthur (Occupational Therapy) Ripat, Jacqueline (Occupational Therapy) |
Language: | en_US |
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2006
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Online Access: | http://hdl.handle.net/1993/263 |
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