Adapting the Wheelchair Skills Program for pediatric rehabilitation: recommendations from key stakeholders

BMC Pediatrics

Table 1 Participant demographics (n = 19)

Pseudonym	Age range (years)	Gender	Highest education level	Experience in pediatric (years)	Experience with PMWUS (years)	Familiarity with the WSP
	Mean = 38,4 (SD = 11.6)			Mean = 14,3 (SD = 11.6)	Mean = 12,0 (SD = 12.2)
Alice	NP	Female	Bachelor	12,7	12,7	Moderate
Sandra	30–39	Female	Master^a	5,4	0,5	Moderate
Lena	20–29	Female	Master^a	4,1	4,1	Some
Kayla	20–29	Female	Master^a	1	0,3	Moderate
Gabrielle	30–39	Female	Bachelor	11,4	10	Some
Nicole	40–49	Female	Bachelor	16	0,6	Some
Jacqueline	50–59	Female	Bachelor	31,1	31,1	Some
Evelyne	40–49	Female	Bachelor	25,5	10	Moderate
Magalie	20–29	Female	Master^a	1	0,5	Excellent
Marie-Eve	20–29	Female	Master^a	2,6	1	Some
Noémie	40–49	Female	Bachelor	20,5	20,5	Moderate
Manon	50–59	Female	Bachelor	34	34	Moderate
Florence	20–29	Female	Master^a	3	1	Some
Johanne	50–59	Female	Bachelor	29	29	Some
Angela	40–49	Female	Bachelor	17	17	Some
Suzie	20–29	Female	Master^a	4,4	4,4	Moderate
Robert	50–59	Male	Bachelor	31,2	31,2	Moderate
Caroline	30–39	Female	Master^a	7,4	7,4	Moderate

^aProfessional Master. PMWUs Pediatric manual wheelchair users, NP Not provided, SD Standard deviation. Level of familiarity from the response choice: ‘none, I have never heard of the program’, ‘a little, I know the big picture of this program’, ‘moderate, I know the program but I’m not an expert’, ‘excellent, I am very familiar with this program’

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