March 2017

Taking a Second Look

Taking a Second Look

In September of 2015, I wrote an article for Clinical Corner, entitled "Best Practices in Seating and Mobility Assessments". As outlined in that article, the following concepts were found to be necessary for best practices in seating and mobility assessments: experience, hands-on techniques, skills, technology, resources, self-directed learning, follow-up, and consumer relationships.1 The article expanded on each of the concepts. This month, let's take a second look at some of the best practices in seating and mobility assessments, specifically technology and resources. Let's also consider why we should take a second look at products and technology.

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