Questions, wheelchair skills, maintenance patterns, poverty probability, quality of life, andĪll their health related questions. Translated into Spanish which included demographic, clinical and wheelchair-related Data were collected using the following questionnaires and tools Participants who were not able to attend a follow-up visit Wheelchair delivery), at the wheelchair delivery visit, and at 3- and 6-month follow-up Study participants were interviewed during the wheelchair assessment (about 2 months before Wheelchair providers fabricated a pressure-relief cushion based on the WHO basic wheelchairĭata were collected between January and November 2019, by a group of eight data collectors However, whenever a risk of pressure injury was identified for a study participant, In addition, all wheelchairs were provided with a basic contour cushion made of polyurethaneįoam. Or group training on 7 wheelchair skills, device care, and pressure injury prevention Wheelchair service delivery process including assessment, fitting, and a 30-minute individual Services, delivered by trained wheelchair service providers, according to the WHO 8-step Wheelchair (standard, active, or all-terrain model), a wheelchair cushion, and wheelchair All study participants were provided with a new The investigators recruited wheelchair users and their caregivers.įollowing the initial assessment, all participants were placed on a waiting list until Served as wheelchair service delivery centers, in El Salvador.Ī consecutive sampling method was used to select participants using the waitlists at the 11 Written informed consent was obtained from all participants beforeĪll procedures of the study were conducted at 11 different rehabilitation centers, that Salvador (CNEIS/2018/043) and the Institutional Review Board at the University of Pittsburgh
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Probability, and quality of life were performed via structured interviews at the initialĪssessment, at wheelchair delivery, and at 3- and 6-month follow-up. Repairs required, adverse events, caregiver burden and the level of assistance, poverty Outcome assessments on wheelchair-related health, wheelchair skills, wheelchair The intervention consisted of the WHO 8-step process as well as maintenance This was a longitudinal, within-subject study design including 247 manual wheelchair users inĮl Salvador. Level of assistance provided would decrease after the delivery of manual wheelchairsįollowing the World Health Organization (WHO) 8-step service-delivery process. Wheelchair skills, wheelchair use, poverty probability, and quality of life would improve Īnd that the number of wheelchair repairs required, adverse events, caregiver burden and the The objective of this study was to test the hypotheses that wheelchair-related health, Patients Per Site Per Month Study Details Study Description Brief Summary
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