PHSA - BCCH - Power Mobility Assessment: Choosing The Driving Method
The course presents a framework for selecting the most suitable access method for driving a power wheelchair.This course outlines a variety of different access methods used with power mobility. For example, the most common method of access for a power wheelchair is a joystick.Topics include:
- Access for power mobility
- Hand access for power mobility
- Head, face and mouth access for power mobility
- Foot and other body part access for power mobility
- Accessory function access
- Problem solving the access assessment
| 2 hours | |
| 6000 | |
| BC therapists or students who have had some previous experience with power mobility and would like to enhance their abilities to assess more complex children |