Impact of power wheelchairs for people with Motor Neurone Disease
Research by Rachel Brown explores how people with motor neurone disease (MND) perceive the impact of power wheelchairs on their health, wellbeing and participation in everyday life.
The study was completed through the University of Otago and published in ‘Disability and Rehabilitation: Assistive Technology’.
Below are resources to learn more and a recording of a presentation from Rachel.
Infographic: A summary of the key findings from the research.
Download the infographic as a PDF.
Published research article: The full research article at Taylor & Francis online.
Visit the Taylor & Francis online website.
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