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Following prescription, it is possible to closely estimate the cost of the product being recommended. For most services, it will be essential to ensure a funding source has been identified before an order can be placed for equipment. Wherever possible, this should be in the hands of administrative rather than clinical or technical personnel. <ref name=":0">WHO. Guidelines on the Provision of Manual Wheelchairs in Less Resourced Settings.World Health Organization; Geneva: 2008. </ref> | |||
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When not in stock, wheelchairs need to be ordered from an external supplier or procured from the wheelchair service workshop, which usually maintains a stock of different sizes and types of wheelchair.<ref name=":0" /> | |||
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Introduction[edit | edit source]
Funding[edit | edit source]
Following prescription, it is possible to closely estimate the cost of the product being recommended. For most services, it will be essential to ensure a funding source has been identified before an order can be placed for equipment. Wherever possible, this should be in the hands of administrative rather than clinical or technical personnel. [1]
Ordering[edit | edit source]
When not in stock, wheelchairs need to be ordered from an external supplier or procured from the wheelchair service workshop, which usually maintains a stock of different sizes and types of wheelchair.[1]
Resources[edit | edit source]
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