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Lisbeth Nilsson
Lisbeth Nilsson
researcher associated to Occupational therapy and occupational science, Lund University, Sweden
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Driving to learn: a new concept for training children with profound cognitive disabilities in a powered wheelchair
LM Nilsson, PJ Nyberg
The American journal of occupational therapy 57 (2), 229-233, 2003
922003
Driving to learn: a new concept for training children with profound cognitive disabilities in a powered wheelchair
LM Nilsson, PJ Nyberg
The American journal of occupational therapy 57 (2), 229-233, 2003
922003
Assessment of learning powered mobility use—Applying grounded theory to occupational performance.
L Nilsson, J Durkin
Journal of Rehabilitation Research & Development 51 (6), 2014
842014
Driving to learn in a powered wheelchair: the process of learning joystick use in people with profound cognitive disabilities
L Nilsson, M Eklund, P Nyberg, H Thulesius
The American Journal of Occupational Therapy 65 (6), 652-660, 2011
772011
Driving to learn: Powered wheelchair training for those with cognitive disabilities
LM Nilsson, M Eklund
International Journal of Therapy and Rehabilitation 13 (11), 517-527, 2006
322006
Single-switch control versus powered wheelchair for training cause-effect relationships: case studies
L Nilsson, P Nyberg
Technology and disability 11 (1-2), 35-38, 1999
321999
Training characteristics important for growing consciousness of joystick-use in people with profound cognitive disabilities
L Nilsson, P Nyberg, M Eklund
International Journal of Therapy and Rehabilitation 17 (11), 588-595, 2010
312010
Powered mobility intervention: understanding the position of tool use learning as part of implementing the ALP tool
L Nilsson, J Durkin
Disability and Rehabilitation: Assistive Technology 12 (7), 730-739, 2017
292017
Using video methods in grounded theory research
L Nilsson
Grounded theory. The philosophy, method, and work of Barney Glaser, 103-116, 2012
242012
Driving to Learn in a powered wheelchair: Inter‐rater reliability of a tool for assessment of joystick‐use
L Nilsson, M Eklund, P Nyberg
Australian occupational therapy journal 58 (6), 447-454, 2011
212011
Inter‐rater reliability of the assessment of learning powered mobility use, version 2.0, when applied with children and adults engaged in Driving to Learn in a powered wheelchair
E Svensson, L Nilsson
Australian Occupational Therapy Journal 68 (2), 115-123, 2021
132021
Powered mobility for people with profound cognitive disabilities leads to developing occupational performance
L Nilsson
British Journal of Occupational Therapy 82 (11), 655-657, 2019
122019
Driving to learn
L Nilsson
The process of growing consciousness of tool use–a grounded theory of de …, 2007
92007
Training in powered wheelchair, benefits for individuals at an early developmental level
L Nilsson, O Nyberg
Twelfth International Congress of the World Federation of Occupational …, 1998
81998
Metodboken. Träning och behandling i elrullstol
L Nilsson
Studentlitteratur AB, 2000
62000
Assessment and intervention for tool-use in learning powered mobility intervention: a focus on tyro learners
L Nilsson, L Kenyon
Disabilities 2 (2), 304-316, 2022
52022
Driving to learn in a powered wheelchair: identification of the process of growing consciousness of joystick use in people with profound cognitive disabilities
LM Nilsson, M Eklund, P Nyberg, H Thulesius
Driving to Learn: The Process of Growing Consciousness of Tool Use—A …, 2007
52007
Barn med multihandikapp och träning med elrullstol utan slingstyrning–en beskrivning av utvecklingen hos två förskolebarn
L Nilsson
Opublicerad kandidatuppsats, Lunds universitet. Kan laddas ner från www …, 1994
51994
Communication mediated by a powered wheelchair: People with profound cognitive disabilities
L Nilsson
Disability Studies Quarterly 31 (4), 2011
42011
People with profound cognitive disabilities learning joystick-use
L Nilsson
Journal of Therapy and Rehabilitation 16 (6), 331-41, 2010
32010
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