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A.T. Literature- Mobility Scooters

  1. A Dynamic Test Method for Simulating Scooter-Seated Passenger Injury Scenarios on Transit Buses
  2. A Preliminary Predictive Model for Wheelchair Use 4 Months After Receipt
  3. Adaptation of a Power Scooter for Use on a Golf Course
  4. Assistive Devices: Usage in Patients With Rheumatoid Arthritis
  5. Can You Still Get the Wheelchair You Need?
  6. Comparison of Mobility Device Delivery Within Department of Veterans Affairs for Individuals with Multiple Sclerosis Versus Spinal Cord Injury
  7. Demographic and Clinical Variation in Veterans Health Administration Provision of Assistive Technology Devices to Veterans Poststroke
  8. Demographic Profile of Older Adults Using Wheeled Mobility Devices
  9. Demographics and Trends in Wheeled Mobility Equipment Use and Accessibility in the Community
  10. Design Features That Affect the Maneuverability of Wheelchairs and Scooters
  11. Design of Built Environments to Accommodate Mobility Scooter Users: Part I
  12. Development and Evaluation of a New Taxonomy of Mobility Related Assistive Technology Devices
  13. Development of a Community Mobility Skills Course for People Who Use Mobility Devices
  14. Documentation of and Satisfaction With the Service Delivery Process of Electric Powered Scooters Among Adult Users in Different National Contexts
  15. Easier Access
  16. Ergonomic Evaluation of a Wheelchair Transportation Securement System
  17. Experiences Acquiring and Using Mobility Aids Among Working-Age Persons With Multiple Sclerosis Living in Communities in the United States
  18. Factors Associated With Provision of Wheelchairs in Older Adults
  19. Foam Wars
  20. Functional Outcomes and Patient Satisfaction of Clients in the Seating and Mobility Clinic
  21. Functional Reach Abilities of Wheeled Mobility Device Users: Toward Inclusive Design
  22. Getting the Most for Your Mobility Buck
  23. Independence Through Prosthetics
  24. Investigation of Wheelchair Instability During Transport in Large Accessible Transit Vehicles
  25. Life-Space Mobility of Middle-Aged and Older Adults at Various Stages of Usage of Power Mobility Devices
  26. Medical Utilization and Cost Outcomes for Poststroke Veterans Who Receive Assistive Technology Devices From the Veterans Health Administration
  27. Mobility Aid Protective Device
  28. Mobility Alternatives: From Canes to Wheelchairs
  29. Mobility and Mobility-Related Participation Outcomes of Powered Wheelchair and Scooter Interventions After 4-Months and 1-Year Use
  30. Mobility and More: Safety Sensor
  31. Modified Electric Scooter
  32. Multi-Directional Scooter
  33. Multiple Sclerosis and Mobility Related Assistive Technology: Systematic Review of Literature
  34. New Exterior Lift Enables Portability
  35. Patient Satisfaction With Telerehabilitation Assessments for Wheeled Mobility and Seating
  36. Patterns of Mobility Aid Use Among Working Age Persons With Multiple Sclerosis Living in the Community in the United States
  37. Perspectives on Use of Mobility Aids in a Diverse Population of Seniors: Implications for Intervention
  38. Powered Mobility for Middle-Aged and Older Adults: Systematic Overview of Outcomes and Appraisal of Published Evidence
  39. Prescribers' Experiences With Powered Mobility Prescription Among Older Adults
  40. Relationship Between Wheelchair Durability and Wheelchair Type and Years of Test
  41. Retractable Step Access for Scooters
  42. RoChair Offers a Unique Form of Wheelchair Propulsion
  43. Sci-Fi Wheelchair
  44. Solar-Powered Scooter
  45. Telerehabilitation Assessment Using the Functioning Everyday With a Wheelchair-Capacity Instrument
  46. Test-Retest Reliability of the Functional Mobility Assessment (FMA): A Pilot Study
  47. The ADA and Sidewalks
  48. The African Disability Scooter: Preliminary Analysis of a New Mobility Aid
  49. The Autonomy of the Scooter
  50. The Development of a Nationwide Registry of Wheelchair Users
  51. The Right Space: A Wheelchair Accessibility Guide for Single-Family Homes
  52. Traffic Collisions Between Electric Mobility Devices (Wheelchairs) and Motor Vehicles: Accidents, Hubris, or Self Destructive Behavior?
  53. Travel Scooters Offer an Easy Way to Go
  54. Travel Tips
  55. Usage of Support Services in Primary Lateral Sclerosis
  56. User Evaluation of Three Wheelchair Securement Systems in Large Accessible Transit Vehicles
  57. Vehicles Help Those With Disabilities Remain Mobile
  58. Wheelchair Ingress/Egress Activities in Large Accessible Transit Vehicles
  59. Wheelchair of the Future Takes On the Scooter
  60. Wheeled Mobility Device Transportation Safety in Fixed Route and Demand-Responsive Public Transit Vehicles Within the United States
  61. Wheeled Mobility for People With MS: Environmental and Lifestyle Considerations
  62. Wheels With a View
  63. When Buying Used: How to Be a Savvy Shopper
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