Seating and Wheeled Mobility: A Clinical Resource Guide

Author:   Michelle L. Lange ,  Jean L. Minkel
Publisher:   Taylor & Francis Inc
Edition:   2nd edition
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9781638221432


Pages:   780
Publication Date:   17 December 2024
Format:   Paperback
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Author:   Michelle L. Lange ,  Jean L. Minkel
Publisher:   Taylor & Francis Inc
Imprint:   SLACK Incorporated
Edition:   2nd edition
ISBN:  

9781638221432


ISBN 10:   163822143
Pages:   780
Publication Date:   17 December 2024
Audience:   College/higher education ,  Professional and scholarly ,  Tertiary & Higher Education ,  Professional & Vocational
Format:   Paperback
Publisher's Status:   Forthcoming
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Table of Contents

Introduction. Section I. Postural Support and Pressure Management: Foundational Information. 1. Seating and Mobility Evaluations for Persons with Long-Term Disabilities: Focusing on the Client Assessment. 2. Pressure Management for the Seated Client. 3. Seating System Categories and Clinical Indicators. Section II. Postural Support and Pressure Management Clinical Applications. 4. 24/7 Postural Care Management. 5. Postural Support and Pressure Management Considerations for Hands-Free Sitters. 6. Postural Support and Pressure Management Considerations for Hands-Dependent Sitters. 7. Postural Support and Pressure Management Considerations for Prop Sitters. 8. General Positioning Strategies and Seating Interventions by Body Location. 9. Standardized Measures of the Person, Seating System, and Wheelchair. Section III. Wheeled Mobility: Foundational Information. 10. The Mobility Algorithm – Clinical Decision-Making for a Mobility Device. 11. Manual (self-initiated) Mobility Categories and Clinical Indicators. 12. Power Mobility Categories and Clinical Indicators. 13. Dependent Mobility Categories and Clinical Indicators. Section IV. Wheeled Mobility: Clinical Applications. 14. Optimally Configuring Manual Wheelchairs for Self-Propulsion. 15. Power Assist and alternative drive mechanisms for Manual Wheelchairs. 16. Power Mobility Assessment: Determining Readiness and Providing On Time Mobility. 17. Power Seat Functions: Putting Evidence into Practice. 18. Power Mobility: Optimizing Driving. 19. Power Mobility: Driving Methods. 20. Power Mobility: Advanced Features and Applications. 21. Training Manual and Power Wheelchair Mobility and Maintenance Skills. Section V. Putting it Together - Speciality Applications. 22. Considerations When Working with the Pediatric Population. 23. Considerations When Working with the Geriatric Population. 24. Considerations When Working with the Bariatric Population. 25. Considerations When Working with Degenerative Neurological Conditions. 26. Considerations When Working with Complex Neurological and Orthopedic Presentations. Section VI. Related Content. 27. Considerations When Working with a Person who is Aging with a Disability. 28. Environmental Assessment. 29. Wheelchairs and Transportation. 30. What are Standards for Wheelchairs and Wheelchair Seating? 31. Documentation of the Seating and Mobility Assessment. 32. Measuring Seating and Wheeled Mobility Outcomes. 33. Complex Rehab Technology in North America - Past, Present, and Future Perspectives.

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Michelle L. Lange, OTR/L, ATP/SMS is an occupational therapist with over 38 years of experience in the area of assistive technology. Michelle’s work in assistive technology covers a broad range of roles and services. She evaluates and treats children and adults with a variety of diagnoses as well as provides consultation and education in the areas of wheelchair seating and mobility, accessibility, assistive technology access, and mounting. Michelle is a well-respected lecturer, both nationally and internationally, and has presented over 750 courses, webinars, and recorded content. She is on the OccupationalTherapy.com advisory board. Michelle has authored over 250 publications, including texts, text chapters, and articles. She is a member of the RESNA Assistive Technology Journal Editorial Board. She is a current member of the Clinician Task Force and the Wheelchair Skills Program Advisory Board. Michelle is a RESNA Fellow, as well as a certified Assistive Technology Professional (ATP) and Seating and Mobility Specialist (SMS). Jean L. Minkel is a physical therapist and compassionate clinician well recognized for her work in Assistive Technology. Jean has a passion for insuring that people with a mobility disability have access to the products and services needed to support full participation in life. Jean works directly with the disability community to identify unmet needs in product development, ableist practices in the therapy community and restrictive coverage policies which prevent access to the devices that meet the needs of the wheelchair user. Jean is the Senior Vice President of Rehab and Mobility Services for Independence Care System, a not for profit program, supporting people living with a physical disability in New York City. She leads On A Roll, an OT/PT private practice specializing in Seating and Wheeled Mobility services. Jean is also an independent consultant who provides educational and consulting service to all members of the A.T. team. Jean has been recognized for her expertise by being named a RESNA Fellow and awarded the Sam McFarland Mentor Award.

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