Chase, TonySego, DanielMcCoy, SarahBrubaker, ZoeSeigel, BrynnMurtiff, SamMeier, Morgan2023-05-052023-05-052023-05-04https://hdl.handle.net/1805/32812Indiana University Purdue University IndianapolisThis rapid systematic review examines the literature on effective wheelchair skills training targeting occupational participation in full-time wheelchair users. Wheelchair users are often faced with the challenge of limited accessibility due to an onslaught of physical barriers in their environments. An important goal of rehabilitation is participation, which is a complex construct that requires autonomy for the operationalization of participation. Knowledge of how to provide those who rely on wheelchairs as their primary means of mobility with skills training programs and environmental adaptations can strengthen autonomy and lead to increased occupational participation in their desired occupations and daily activities. In this systematic review, we utilized research databases to determine the effect of wheelchair skills training and alternative training methods on participation among manual wheelchair users. Findings reveal moderate strength of evidence for the use of wheelchair skills training in enhancing participation among wheelchair users.en-USParticipationOccupationWheelchair Skills TrainingPropulsion Techniques