Consumer satisfaction with a rehabilitation mobile outreach program

Key Dimensions of Client Satisfaction With Assistive Technology: A Cross-Validation of a Canadian Measure in the Netherlands

“…According to this model, the core concept under study can be broken down into several dimensions, all of which contribute to the user perception. This multidimensional approach is strongly supported by empirical work in the eld of rehabilitation (7,8) as well as in other health domains (9,10). To date however, there is little agreement about the conceptual structure of satisfaction measures with assistive technology.…”

Thinking About a Mobile Health Unit to Deliver Services? Things to Consider Before Buying

“…Local preferences must therefore be considered in order to determine the most appropriate services and the best delivery option for them. [30][31][32][33][34][35][36][37] Administrators should understand that this may or may not be an MHU. Given that the focus of this article is on MHU, the remaining discussion presents information that administrators may find helpful when considering this option.…”

Feasibility of mobile provision of health services: a study of child monitoring centres in The Netherlands

“…Mobile provision is de®ned as the provision of a speci®c health service in a unit which can be relocated in the target area of the health service. Mobile provision has been introduced for a number of health services, including breast screening (Roberson, 1994;DeBruhl et al, 1996), screening for diabetes (Lawrenson et al, 1994;Thompson and Leese, 1995), dental care (Valla and Westcott, 1996) and cardiac care (Wilson et al, 1995). The use of CCC 0749±6753/98/030244±11$17.50 # 1998 John Wiley & Sons, Ltd. mobile units has several potential advantages such as improved access to health services (especially in rural areas), increased eectiveness, and¯exibility with respect to locations.…”