- ISWP - International Society of Wheelchair Professionals

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“SMART is a promising toolkit that suggests an opportunity to initiate global partnerships between universities for a standardized and more comprehensive wheelchair education.”

Hassan Sarsak
Professor, Al Batterjee Medical College, Saudi Arabia

“We all know how important it is to teach these skills and help the future generation of therapists feel confident to pass on the skills to their clients.”

Lori Rosenberg
Professor, Hebrew University, Israel

“SMART is an open access resource that has been a very friendly user toolkit for all of us.”

Hassan Sarsak
Professor, Al Batterjee Medical College, Saudi Arabia

“The SMART helped me organize a hands-on workshop on wheelchair skills and the students' feedback was overwhelmingly positive.”

Lori Rosenberg
Professor, Hebrew University, Israel

“SMART is a key component of a comprehensive wheelchair education and training.”

Hassan Sarsak
Professor, Al Batterjee Medical College, Saudi Arabia

“With the help of the SMART, the next generation of therapists will know how and why to teach wheelchair skills to their clients.”

Lori Rosenberg
Professor, Hebrew University, Israel

“The resources on SMART helped me plan an interactive workshop on wheelchair skills for 2nd year OT students.”

Lori Rosenberg
Professor, Hebrew University, Israel

“Integration of the SMART into wheelchair education worldwide helps guide rehabilitative educational curricula development with the ultimate goal of improving the quality of wheelchair service provision.”

Hassan Sarsak
Professor, Al Batterjee Medical College, Saudi Arabia