This article is about pain in the muscles and bones (musculoskeletal) when sitting in a wheelchair. Wheelchair users are at high risk of experiencing these pains while being dependent on their wheelchairs for their way of transportation. The research in this article goes into how musculoskeletal goes into wheelchair use and the different types of pain, risk factors and management that these individuals go through. Their findings were that shoulder pain was the most common following neck, elbow, wrist, hands and lower back. I have used this information when looking into what kind of wheelchair seat covers I want to create. I want high quality that will not cause any uncomfortable friction. I want to use the highest quality of materials. 14. O’Sullivan, C., Nickpour, F., & Bernardi, F. (2021, July 27). WHAT can be learnt from 130 children’s dream WHEELCHAIR DESIGNS? Cambridge Core. https://www.cambridge.org/core/journals/proceedings-of-the-design-society/article/what-can-be-learnt-from-130-childrens-dream-wheelchair-designs-eliciting-childcentred-insights-using-an-interdisciplinary-design-analysis-framework/488828D88FA3C02EA7EA90DE801FBE20. This article is about including 130 children aged 4-17 with disabilities in creating their dream wheelchair designs. These designers put health and social considerations in mind when using new technologies to help create these childrens dream chairs. The designers also had the factors of mobility and how it is always a changing process, childrens desires and requirements for their chairs. All the chairs were designed by the 130 children and they valued the children’s voices in the chair design process. This article was one of my very important ones. I took this information as inspiration for how I would like to include the kids in their own wheelchair seat covers. 15. Positive Perceptions in Parents of Children with Disabilities 18. https://www.researchgate.net/profile/ Nidhi-Singhal-4/publication/228983336_Positive_perceptions_in_parents_of_children_with_disabilities/ links/54fd3a890cf20700c5eab828/Positive-perceptions-in-parents-of-children-with-disabilities.pdf. This article is about the positive perceptions in parents of children with disabilities. This article goes into the 58
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