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  Healthy sleep is inclusive
 
  Dear Sir or Madam,

good sleep is important to feel healthy and fit. But not only too short nights make you tired, also some diseases can deprive you of sleep. The company Ribcap wants to contribute to a solution here and has developed a weighted blanket, which should contribute to a relaxed sleep. You can find out how this works in our We asked interview.

Enjoy reading!
Simone Ernst
Editorial team REHACARE.com
 
 
Graphic: 14 to 17 September 2022, REHACARE International Trade Fair for Rehabilitation and Care, Düsseldorf, Germany
 
 
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»   PARAVAN supports Ukrainian young woman with an electric wheelchair
»   Orthopaedic technology: Flexible patient care with container solution
»   Permobil and fashion brand Lou Dehrot show that diversity matters
»   Aphasia after stroke: when speaking is difficult
»   Orthopedic technology: State of Lower Saxony wants to secure demand for skilled workers
 
 
 
 
 
 
Ribcap: A weighted blanket to increase sleep and inclusion
We asked ...
Photo: Bed with a weighted blanket, ontop of the blanket is a magazine Wei; Copyright: Ribcap
A good night sleep contributes to a healthy life and a good mood. That is why equipment supporting and improving sleep quality is on the rise. Ribcap now developed a high-quality weighted blanket to increase not only sleep quality but also inclusion. The company targets an underrecognized group: people with different conditions that decrease their sleep quality.
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Katharina Parafieva – That's how she rolls
How we roll
Photo: Katharina Parafieva standing in a forest; Copyright: Liliya Krüger
Katharina Parafieva lost both legs in an accident. Since then, she has been living with a wheelchair and prostheses. Getting out of her comfort zone and thinking positively were the most important steps for her to actively participate in life again. She tells REHACARE.com what else is important to her.
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PARAVAN supports Ukrainian young woman with an electric wheelchair
Auxiliary Means
 
 
Photo: Vladislava sitting in her new PARAVAN electric wheelchair in black and purple; Copyright: PARAVAN GmbH
 
The PARAVAN GmbH supports Ukrainian young woman with an electric wheelchair, so that she can be independently mobile in the future, without being dependent on outside help.
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Orthopaedic technology: Flexible patient care with container solution
Auxiliary Means
 
 
Photo: Container of the Ottobock company with the inscription and pictures from prosthetic and orthotic treatment; Copyright: Ottobock
 
The Ottobock company wants to provide better support for regions without orthopedic technical care with a mobile workshop for compact patient care. The container solutions are available in four different versions.
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Permobil and fashion brand Lou Dehrot show that diversity matters
Recreation & Culture
 
 
Photo: Thirteen people in wheelchairs smile into the camera while wearing the
 
Through a collaboration with fashion brand Lou Dehrot and designer Louise Linderoth, Permobil aims to challenge attitudes and reinforce the belief that fashion is about the wearer, not the viewer. The t-shirt designed by Louise Linderoth features the phrase: "My capability is not based on your assumption".
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Aphasia after stroke: when speaking is difficult
Research & Health
 
 
Photo: Man holds tablet in his hands and completes speech therapy training via webcam; Copyright: SpeechCare GmbH
 
In the "HiSSS" project, Fraunhofer IDMT is making an important contribution to speech therapy after a stroke. Under the leadership of SpeechCare GmbH, Fraunhofer IDMT supports the recovery of verbal communication by means of machine learning techniques in collaboration with HAWK University of Applied Sciences and Arts and Bitnamic GmbH.
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Orthopedic technology: State of Lower Saxony wants to secure demand for skilled workers
Research & Health
 
 
Photo: Man with glasses and checkered shirt talking to young woman holding a prosthetic hand; Copyright: PFH Private Hochschule Göttingen
 
In Lower Saxony, it has already been possible to complete the bachelor's and master's program "Orthobionics" at the PFH Private University of Applied Sciences Göttingen. Now the bachelor's program in Orthobionics is set to start in 2023. The orthobionics bachelor's program is being further developed in cooperation with Ottobock at the University of Applied Sciences and Arts (HAWK).
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