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Within the context of physical disability, participation has typically been conceptualized in terms of one's performance of different roles and activities. This perspective, however, ignores the meanings and satisfactions that a person derives f[...]Article
Importance: Powered wheelchairs provide independence for people with mobility impairments; however, current training practices may not meet the needs of those with cognitive impairments. Shared-control teleoperation may have utility in a clinica[...]Article
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Importance: Scanning the environment is critical for driving safety. The ScanCourse is a functional assessment that assesses a person's ability to scan the environment for visual information while in motion. Measurement properties for the ScanCo[...]Article
Importance: The ScanCourse is used by occupational therapists to evaluate visual scanning ability during locomotion. Its measurement properties have not been examined. Objective: To assess the interrater reliability, test--retest reliability, [...]Article
Objective To evaluate the relation among the measures in a power wheelchair outcomes toolkit. Design We performed path analysis of cross-sectional data from self-report questionnaires and 1 objective measure. Setting Six sites. Participants [...]Article
Description. De nombreux ergothérapeutes font des recommandations en matière d’adaptation du domicile; cependant, on ne sait pas si celles-ci tiennent compte des enjeux de durabilité (sur les plans économique, social et environnemental). But.[...]Article
Bien que l’usage d’un fauteuil roulant motorisé permette d’améliorer la participation des personnes ayant des problèmes de mobilité, de nombreux individus ne bénéficient pas d’un programme d’entraînement au fauteuil roulant motorisé qui correspo[...]Article
Heather L. Gainforth ; Femke Hoekstra ; Rhyann McKay ; Christopher B. McBride ; Shane N. Sweet ; Kathleen A. Martin Ginis ; Kim Anderson ; John Chernesky ; Teren Clarke ; Susan Forwell ; Jocelyn Maffin ; Lowell T. McPhail ; Ben W. Mortenson ; Gayle Scarrow ; Lee Schaefer ; Kathryn M. Sibley ; Peter Athanasopoulos ; Rhonda Willms |Objective To address a gap between spinal cord injury (SCI) research and practice by rigorously and systematically co-developing integrated knowledge translation (IKT) guiding principles for conducting and disseminating SCI research in partners[...]Article
Objective To examine the change over 1 year in the burden, wheelchair skills, social support, social participation, and mental health of family caregivers providing assistance to older adult powered wheelchair users. Design Longitudinal s[...]Article
Objective To examine the reliability, validity, and factor structure of the Late Life Disability Instrument (LLDI) in individuals who use power wheelchairs as their primary means of mobility. Design A 4-week, test-retest study design. Setting [...]Article
Ben W. Mortenson, Auteur ; William C. Miller, Auteur ; C.L. Backman, Auteur ; J.L. Oliffe, Auteur |Article
Gordon Tao ; Gurkaran Singh ; Ethan Simpson ; Alfiya Battalova ; Isabelle Rash ; Somayyeh Mohammadi ; Julia Schmidt ; Jaimie F. Borisoff ; Ben W. Mortenson ; William C. Miller |Description. L’activité physique est essentielle pour préserver le bien-être des adultes qui ont des incapacités. Cette population a dû réduire ses activités physiques pendant la pandémie de COVID-19; toutefois, les conséquences sur la qualité d[...]Article
Sneha Shankar, Auteur ; Ben W. Mortenson, Auteur ; Justin Wallace, Auteur |Tilt-in-space (TIS) wheelchairs are common in residential care, but little empirical evidence exists regarding how they are used by residents and staff in these settings. As part of a larger study exploring the use of wheeled mobility in these f[...]Article
Ariane Grenier ; Chantal Viscogliosi ; Nathalie Delli-Colli ; Ben W. Mortenson ; Heather Macleod ; Annie-Claude Lemieux-Courchesne ; Véronique Provencher |Description. Le Performance Assessment of Self-Care Skills (PASS) est un outil standardisé évaluant la capacité à réaliser certaines activités quotidiennes. But. Cette étude exploratoire préliminaire vise à 1) explorer la capacité de quatre [...]
