Education in Motion / Clinical Corner / March 2012

March 2012

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Considering Wheelchair Configuration for Skin Protection

Considering Wheelchair Configuration for Skin Protection

​Well, if you have been following this series, you will know that I have written about different aspects of wheelchair cushions, such as the material, design, and cushion cover, and how these may affect skin protection for a person using the cushion. You will also know that I have said that no one cushion will work best for all people. This month, I would like to write a reminder for everyone to consider wheelchair configuration and how this may influence the effectiveness of the cushion in providing skin protection.

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