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Access to rehabilitation for young children with physical disabilities
... Early intervention of therapy for chiidren with disabilities may improve health outcomes. However, access to rehabilitation can be problematic. Objectives: 1) to describe waiting time to[r] ...
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Effects of a Summer Treatment Program on Functional Sports Outcomes in Young Children with ADHD
... many children with ADHD are exhibiting poor movement skills, and some evidence suggests that deficits in motor proficiency may be a fundamental impairment of the ...disorder. For the purposes of the ...
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Reactions of young children to the MRI scanner environment
... their children had asked them when they could return to the scanner ...experience, children are often excluded from MRI research and its potential benefits because of concerns about physical ...
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Wait Times to Rheumatology and Rehabilitation Services for Persons with Arthritis in Quebec
... INTRODUCTION Physical rehabilitation services such as physical and occupational therapy are beneficial for chronic osteoarthritis (OA) 2, 8-10 as well as inflammatory arthritis such as ...
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The impact of integration using the collaborative approche the game of basketball on the development of social integration for children with simple mental disabilities with their normal peers
... ways to send messages to recipients (athletes and ...time with their speeches and performances in an inspiring vision of the future (23, ...attention to communication skills and its ...
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Development of the Physical Activity Interactive Recall (PAIR) for Aboriginal children
... way to assess the main parameters of physical activity involvement: type, frequency, duration, and ...inherent to assessing activity patterns in children through ...self-report. ...
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Accessible pedestrian systems for those with physical disabilities
... please access the DOI link ...https://doi.org/10.4224/20337883 Access and use of this website and the material on it are subject to the Terms and Conditions set forth ...
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Pediatric Teleheath: Opportunities Created by the COVID-19 and Suggestions to Sustain Its Use to Support Families of Children with Disabilities
... Prior to the COVID-19, the percentage of clinicians using telehealth was ...increased to 70% (75/107) (Camden, unpublished ...support to implement ...(e.g. access to computers, secure ...
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Role of young child formulae and supplements to ensure nutritional adequacy in UK young children
... that young child formulae (YCFs) “cannot be considered as a necessity to satisfy the nutritional requirements” of children aged 12–36 ...needed to ensure nutritional adequacy in U.K. ...
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EyeSchool: an educational assistive technology for people with disabilities - Passing from single actors to multiple-actor environment
... observed. For instance, the first and the third phase sometimes mixed ...referees for the student testing the ...visible for the ...need to be introduced to their users. They need ...
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Diversity of practices in telerehabilitation for children with disabilities and effective intervention characteristics: results from a systematic review
... telerehabilitation with a wide range of clients [ 27 , 28 ...conducted for specific popula- tions, such as stroke [ 29 , 30 ] or multiple sclerosis [ 31 ] ...tend to focus on adult populations and ...
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Development and implementation of a new service delivery model for children with disabilities : implications for DCD
... needed for children with DCD if we are to improve their long-term function and participation (Camden et ...need to rethink how services for children with DCD are ...
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A Qualitative Study Exploring Healthy Eating and Physical Activity in Families with Young Children
... aims to explore caregiver perceptions, attitudes, and behaviours around children’s diet, exercise, and weight in East ...interviews with mothers, fathers, and grandparents of children aged 2-11 years ...
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Inequalities in Oral Health for Children with Disabilities: A French National Survey in Special Schools
... as to the measures that could be taken to decrease inequalities in oral health for children and adolescents with ...strands to improving oral health in this population: improving ...
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Effects of a parent training programme for the treatment of young children with separation anxiety disorder
... ability to express emotions as potential mechanisms of change may also further extend the research ...outcomes. To this end, researchers should consider assessing how parents adjust after their ...
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Elaboration of a water familiarization testing battery adapted for young children
... interesting to discover the aquatic environment to develop specific skills (2, 3) : Entering into the water – Immersion – Floatation – Breathing – Propulsion Between three to eight years old, ...
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How to enhance access with browser extensions
... L’accès à ce site Web et l’utilisation de son contenu sont assujettis aux conditions présentées dans le site LISEZ CES CONDITIONS ATTENTIVEMENT AVANT D’UTILISER CE SITE WEB. Internet Librarian International 2005: ...
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Association between physical activity motives and type of physical activity in children
... Intrinsic motives of enjoyment and competence were associated with organized and group-based 343. PA, as well as with meeting PA guidelines[r] ...
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Influence of music therapy on the rehabilitation of children with severe brain damage Auditory Cognitive Neuroscience
... Ok MMN Ok A.H.H./m 3.2 Venezuela SLCNS Cerebral Palsy Hypoxic lesions in peri- ventricle areas MMN Ok S.C./m 3.1 Venezuela SLCNS Cerebral Palsy Subcortical lesions adjacent to lateral ventricles. Mild atrophy left ...
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A stakeholder oriented approach to the optimization of transports of people with disabilities
... due to the increasing cost of these transports ANAP ...people with disabilities. The report “Establishments and services for disabled people - Offers and needs, financing modalities”, ...
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