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  Status quo of pediatric auxiliary aids
 
  Dear Sir or Madam,

Just as children are constantly growing and need new shoes, they also grow out of many pediatric auxiliary aids. But a new fitting can take a long time. Important time that is lost to the children's development. Read more about this exciting topic in our We asked-interview: Status quo of the pediatric auxiliary aids and services supply: challenges, successes, and ideas.

If you are interested in assistive devices for children, please also visit our highlight topics page: Children with disabilities – at REHACARE 2022! Have fun browsing!

Enjoy the sun!
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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Status quo of the pediatric auxiliary aids and services supply: challenges, successes, and ideas
We asked ...
Photo: Two professionals are giving advice about pediatric auxiliary aids at REHACARE; Copyright: Messe Düsseldorf / ctillmann
As children grow up and develop, their needs keep changing. If the response to their special needs for auxiliary aids and services isn’t quick and competent, it creates problems that could have been avoided at a systemic level, says Christiana Hennemann. rehaKINDis committed to improving the situation and giving constructive feedback to policymakers, the public and other important stakeholders.
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Robotic sensors could help transform prosthetics
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Photo: A person writes in a notebook with their bionic hand prosthesis; Copyright: University of the West of Scotland
 
A pioneering project to develop advanced sensors for use in robotic systems, could transform prosthetics and robotic limbs.
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Katja Tefiki – That's how she rolls
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Photo: Katja Tefiki while paragliding; Copyright: Katja Tefiki
Katja Tefiki had to completely reorganize her everyday life after she became paraplegic. She got her driver's license and today her car and wheelchair are her indispensable companions. She loves long car rides and paragliding is also one of her passions. How she rolls otherwise, she tells us on REHACARE.com.
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Image: The LEPUS E from HASE BIKES with three wheels and a black seat; Copyright: HASE BIKES
 
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Travelite transport chair: Lightweight travel companion
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Image: The black Travelite transport chair folded and ready for transport against a white background; Copyright: Drive Medical GmbH & Co. KG
 
The Travelite transport chair by Drive DeVilbiss Healthcare offers convenience to travelers by folding and transporting in a carry bag. A lightweight design of only 9.3 kg and compact dimensions make it easy to transport, while the soft seat and backrest provide comfort.
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Soft robotic prosthetics for diabetic amputees
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Image: A person wearing white gloves fixing the mechanism of a prosthetic leg with a screwdriver; Copyright: Pressmaster
 
American Institute of Physics scientists are developing a new type of prosthesis based on microfluidics-assisted soft robotics that promises to significantly reduce skin ulcers and pain in patients who have had to undergo amputations between the ankle and knee due to diabetes.
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