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RESNA position on assistive technology for lying posture care management
Patricia J Toole1, Tamara Kittelson2, Lee Ann Hoffman3
1Clear Path Occupational Therapy, Seattle, Washington, USA.
Abstract:
The purpose of this RESNA position paper on assistive technology for lying posture care management (LPCM) serves to align academic research and clinical best practices. Lying posture, although critical in postural care, is under-addressed in both policy and clinical settings to assist practitioners in decision-making and justification of LPCM recommendations. The Position Paper frames LPCM within the 24-hour posture care management (PCM) model, highlighting its role in preventing body shape distortions, reducing health complications, and enhancing participation for individuals with limited mobility.
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