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	What evidence exists that the use of a powered wheelchair improves role performance in clients with a physical disability? Prepared by: Peta Hardy & Coralie Clifford Add to Reading List Document Date: 2012-03-05 20:25:15 Open Document File Size: 53,16 KB Share Result on Facebook Company Case / Pilkington / / IndustryTerm powered mobility devices / search strategy / travel time / powered mobility device / assistive device / pencil tool / / MedicalCondition cerebral palsy / / Organization Specialty Service / UK Guidelines Healthbase National Association of Neurological OT / Motor Accident Authority of NSW Workcover NSW Cochrane / / Person Coralie Clifford / Hardy / / Position Author / Butler / / PublishedMedium The American Journal of Occupational Therapy / / Technology CAT / / SocialTag Therapy Occupational therapy Behavioural sciences Special education Cerebral palsy Randomized controlled trial Wheelchair Physical therapy Psychology Medicine

What evidence exists that the use of a powered wheelchair improves role performance in clients with a physical disability? Prepared by: Peta Hardy & Coralie CliffordAdd to Reading List