Workstation accommodations for people with mobility limitations

• Literature addresses general categories (e.g., Bruyère , Erickson, & VanLooy, 2005; McNeal, Somerville, & Wilson, 1999)

  • Ergonomic improvement to a workstation

    • modified workspace layout

    • bringing frequently used items closer

    • provisions of input controls (LoPresti et al., 2002)

    • keyboards to alter the positioning of the user (Fagarasanu & Kumar, 2003)

  • Changes made to office furnishing

    • adjustable height workstations (Hedrick et al., 2006)

    • rearranging furniture

    • using adjustable tables and shelves (VanderLoos & Hammel, 1996)

  • Architectural changes

    • entrances

    • parking

    • bathrooms