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Wheelchair Service Provision Case Study - Meeting the Wheelchair Users Needs

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Original Editor - Naomi O'Reilly as part of the Wheelchair Service Provision Content Development Project

Top Contributors - Naomi O'Reilly and Kim Jackson

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Wheelchair Users[edit | edit source]

Roger; Working in a supermarket; stocking shelves
Ruan; Walking with his Mum and dog
James (Number 14) and Team Mates; Playing wheelchair basketball
Mark; Working in an upholstery workshop
Dawid and Pinky; Working as security guards in a supermarket
Faizel; Works in an office
Keith (Three-wheel wheelchair) and Ralph (Four-wheel wheelchair); Work in a wheelchair assembly workshop
Ryan; Getting in and out of a car
Jenee; Dancing

References[edit | edit source]

↑ Assistive Technology for All. WSTP Basic Video Series: 7. Meeting the Wheelchair User's Needs. Available from: https://youtu.be/KW88rgehHmY[last accessed 30/10/17]

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