Proposes a novel assistive device to enhance mobility in frail users, highlighting its practical application in limited-resource healthcare settings.
This study proposed a novel assistive device that combines ergonomic design, adjustable height, and multiutility functions to assist users during safe transfers, mobility, and rehabilitation while minimising the physical load on caregivers. The device offers a practical, affordable solution for early mobility and rehabilitation support, particularly in resource-limited healthcare settings.
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