Background Modified ride-on cars (MROC) are a low-cost option to provide self-directed
mobility to children with mobility limitations, in lieu of or as a precursor to other powered …

Objective To update a rapid review published in 2017, which evaluated the NHS Health
Check programme. Methods An enlarged body of evidence was used to readdress six …

BACKGROUND One-fifth of all disabled children have mobility limitations. Early provision of
powered mobility for very young children (aged< 5 years) is hypothesised to trigger positive …

Objective This qualitative investigation focused on identity integration in a sample of
individuals who acquired physical disabilities in adulthood. It also argues for the importance …

Purpose/Objective: Early powered mobility (PM) experiences can be essential facilitators of
self-initiated mobility, socialization, and exploration for young children with disabilities …

Inaccessible urban infrastructure creates and reinforces systemic exclusion of people with
disabilities and impacts public health, physical activity, and quality of life for all. To improve …

Purpose: Modified ride-on cars have emerged as an early powered mobility option for young
children with disabilities. The purpose of this study was to identify, extract, and synthesize …

Recently, motorized mobility devices (or power mobility devices (PMDs)) have been
introduced for infants and toddlers who lack the means for self-mobility. Previous reports …

Rehabilitation psychology uniquely incorporates a holistic, psychosocial perspective
encompassing all aspects of disability, with a particular focus on the connection between …

Objective The aims of this study are 2-fold:(1) to evaluate a powered mobility intervention to
promote developmental, activity, and participation outcomes of young children aged 12 to 36 …