Despite their importance, Bed ICUs face numerous challenges, particularly with capacity and resource management. Many hospitals operate at or above full capacity, leading to challenges in patient admissions during peak times, such as flu seasons or pandemics. This overcrowding can strain resources and negatively affect patient care. Hospitals often find themselves in the difficult position of triaging patients, determining who requires immediate intensive care and who can be treated in less critical settings.

Training is crucial in maximizing the efficacy of the crash trolley. Healthcare providers, including nurses, paramedics, and doctors, undergo simulations and drills focused on the use of the crash trolley to ensure they can operate it efficiently during real emergencies. Regular checks and restocking of the trolley are performed to guarantee that all items are available and within their expiration dates. Proper training combined with a well-stocked crash trolley enhances a team's ability to deliver rapid emergency care.

As electric wheelchair sports continue to evolve, organizations and institutions are increasingly recognizing their value. Funding and resources are being allocated to support teams, training facilities, and competitions, ensuring that athletes have access to the equipment and opportunities they need to excel. Furthermore, advancements in technology promise to enhance performance and expand the types of sports available to electric wheelchair users.