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Livingstone, R. and Paleg, G. (2014),Practice considerations for the introduction and use of power mobility for children. Dev Med Child Neurol, 56: 210-221. doi:10.1111/dmcn.12245
Sarah McGarry, Lois Moir & Sonya Girdler (2012) The Smart Wheelchair: is it an appropriate mobility training tool for children with physical disabilities?, Disability and Rehabilitation: Assistive Technology, 7:5, 372-380, DOI: 10.3109/17483107.2011.637283
Durkin, J., Nilsson, L., Nisbet, P., Wang, R. (2010) Empowering Children and Adults with Cognitive Disabilities to Learn Skills for Powered Mobility: Principles, Evidence and Recommendations. Proceedings 4th International Interdisciplinary Conference on Posture and Wheeled Mobility. Glasgow 7-9 June 2010. http://www.mobility2010.org/
Nisbet, P.D. (2002) The Smart System. Proc. Powered Mobility for Younger Children, Whizz Kidz Conference, London, 13-14 Nov. 2000. Whizz Kidz. ISBN 0 9542511 0 5.
Nisbet, P.D. (2001) Assessment and Training of Children for Powered Mobility. Proc. RAATE 2001 Conference, 5-6 Nov. 2001, Brmingham. Pub. CORE, Kings’ College, London.
Nisbet, P.D. (1998) Putting the pieces of communication aids and powered mobility together. Proc. 8th Biennial Conference of ISAAC (International Society for Augmentative and Alternative Communication), August, Dublin. pp. 393-394
Nisbet, P.D. (1996) Integrating Assistive Technologies: Current Practices and Future Possibilities.Medical Engineering & Physics. Vol. 18, No. 3, pp. 193-202, 1996. Butterworth-Heinmann Oxford.
Nisbet, P.D., Craig, J., Odor, J.P., Aitken, S. (1996) ‘Smart’ Wheelchairs for Mobility Training.Technology and Disability 5 1996, 49-62. Elsevier Science.
Nisbet, P.D. (1996) The Experience of Mobility. In Learning through Interaction: Technology and children with multiple disabilities. Eds. N. Bozic & H. Murdoch. David Fulton Publishers, London.
Nisbet, P.D., Craig, I., Odor, J.P. (1995) Taking Control. In Special Children 82 March pp. 29-33. Questions Publishing Company Birmingham. ISSN 0951-6875
Nisbet, P.D., Craig, I., (1995) OMNI Initial Evaluation Document Supplement. Deliverable prepared for EU TIDE Project 1097, March 1995
Nisbet, P. D. (1995) Access to Augmentative Communication and Augmentative Mobility. proc. Fifth Annual Study Day, Augmentative Communication in Practice, Edinburgh, September 1995. In Widening the Perspective, Collected Papers 1995, 49-53, CALL Centre, ISBN 1 898042 07 1.
Nisbet, P.D., Craig, I., Odor, J.P. Watson, M. (1994) Development and Evaluation of a “Smart” Wheelchair for Profoundly and Multiply Handicapped Children, Final Report to Disability and Continuing Healthcare Research Committee, Scottish Office Home and Health Department, February 1994.
Nisbet, P.D., (1994) Mobility Innovation/Technology Transfer for the Physically Disabled, Final Narrative Report prepared for the Department of Employment under EC Horizon project 218, May 1994, CALL Centre.
Nisbet, P.D. (1994) Service delivery for integrated and augmentative mobility systems, pres. National Conference of the Posture and Mobility Group, 11-12 April 1994, University of Warwick.
Nisbet, P.D. (1994) The Smart Wheelchair: Integrating Learning and Mobility, proc. of the Future Integrated Solutions Conference, ACE Centre, 19th April 1994. Pub. ACE Centre, Ormerod School, Waynflete Road, Headington, Oxford OX3 8DD, England.
Nisbet, P.D., Craig, I. (1994) Mobility and mobility training for severely disabled children: results of the “Smart” Wheelchair project, proc. RESNA ‘94, 17-22 June 1994, Nashville, Tennessee, USA, pub. proc. RESNA 94, 1700 N. Moore Street, Suite 1540, Arlington, VA 22209-1903, USA
Craig, I., Nisbet, P.D. (1994) The evolution of a modular augmentative mobility system, proc. RESNA ‘94, 17-22 June 1994, Nashville, Tennessee, USA, pub. proc. RESNA 94, 1700 N. Moore Street, Suite 1540, Arlington, VA 22209-1903, USA
Nisbet, P.D., Craig, I., Odor, J.P., (1994) OMNI User Requirements Document, deliverable prepared for EC TIDE Project 1097., July 1994
Nisbet, P.D. (1994) Effect of augmentative mobility upon communication skills of severely disabled children, proc. Sixth Biennial Conference of the International Society for Augmentative and Alternative Communication, pub. proc. ISAAC 94, 9-13 October, Maastricht, The Netherlands. pp. 461-463.
Nisbet, P.D. (1994) Integrating Communication and Mobility Aids: Theory and Practice, proc. Sixth Biennial Conference of the International Society for Augmentative and Alternative Communication, pub. proc. ISAAC 94, 9-13 October, Maastricht, The Netherlands.
Nisbet, P.D., Craig, I., (1994) OMNI Initial Evaluation Document, deliverable prepared for EU TIDE Project 1097, December 1994
Craig, I., Nisbet P.D., Odor, J.P., Watson, M.W. (1993), Tools for Living: Design Principles for Rehabilitation Technology , published in proceedings of 1st TIDE Congress, 6th/7th April 1993, Brussels, Belgium.
Craig, I., Nisbet, P., Odor, J.P., Watson, M. (1993) Tools for Living: Design Principles for rehabilitation Technology, in Rehabilitation Technology, pp. 230-2234, eds. E Ballabio, I. Placencia-Porrero, R. Puig de la Bellacasa Pub. IOS Press
Craig, I., Nisbet P.D., Odor, J.P., Watson, M.W. (1993), Evaluation Methodologies for Rehabilitation Technology, published in proceedings of 1st TIDE Congress, 6th/7th April 1993, Brussels, Belgium.
Craig, I., Nisbet, P., Odor, J.P., Watson, M. (1993) Evaluation Methodologies for Rehabilitation Technology, in Rehabilitation Technology, pp. 238-243, eds. E Ballabio, I. Placencia-Porrero, R. Puig de la Bellacasa pub. IOS Press.
Craig, I., Nisbet, P. (1993) The Smart Wheelchair: an augmentative mobility “toolkit” published proc. ECART 2, 24-26th May, 1993, Stockholm, Sweden. Pub. Swedish Handicap Institute, Stockholm. ISBN 91-88336-19-0
Craig, I., Nisbet, P., Odor, J.P., Watson, M. (1993) Design and Use of an Augmentative Mobility Aid for Education and Therapy, Proc. ECART 2, 24-26th May, 1993, Stockholm, Sweden. Pub. Swedish Handicap Institute, Stockholm. ISBN 91-88336-19-0
Craig, I., Nisbet, P., Odor, J.P., Watson, M. (1993) Evolution of the CALL Centre Smart Wheelchair, 1987-1993. Contribution to Childhood Powered Mobility Research and Development, Verburg, G., The Hugh MacMillan Rehabilitation Centre, Toronto, Canada (To be published 1994).
Nisbet, P.D. (1992) Development and Evaluation of a ‘Smart’ Wheelchair for Profoundly and Multiply Handicapped Children; Smart Tools for the Smart Wheelchair; Formative Evaluation of the Smart Wheelchair Project, Official Reports on Smart Wheelchair Project to Scottish Office Education Department, March 1992.
Nisbet P.D. (1992) Evaluation and Commercialisation of Rehabilitation Robotics products, published in proceedings of 1992 International Conference on Rehabilitation Robotics, 15th-16th September, 1992, Keele University, England.
Nisbet P.D., Odor, J.P. (1990) Integrating Communication, Education and Mobility Tools. Proc. 4th International ISAAC (International Society for Alternative and Augmentative Communication) Conference, Sweden.
Nisbet P.D., Odor J.P. (1989) Move to Communicate: Communicate to Move, presented at 1st National Conference, ISAAC-UK, UMIST, 27th-28th September 1989.
Nisbet P.D. (1989) The CALL Centre Smart Wheelchair, presented at Rehabilitation Robotics Workshop, Selwyn College, Cambridge, 16th-17th April, 1989, published in Proceedings of the Cambridge Workshop on Rehabilitation Robotics, University Engineering Dept, Cambridge.
Nisbet P.D. (1989) User Interfaces in Rehabilitation Robotics, published in Proceedings of the Cambridge Workshop on Rehabilitation Robotics, University Engineering Dept, Cambridge.
Nisbet, P.D., Loudon I.R. and Odor, J.P (1988). The CALL Centre Smart Wheelchair. Proc. 1st International Workshop on Robotic Applications to Medical and Health Care, Ottawa. 9.1-9.10. (CALL Centre Research Paper 7)
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