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Titre : | American journal of occupational therapy, Vol. 75, n° 1. - January/February 2021 |
Type de document : | Bulletin |
Paru le : | 01/01/2021 |
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Importance: Children with arthrogryposis multiplex congenita are often delayed in their development of reaching and object exploration, which can place them at risk for associated delays in motor and cognitive development.
Objective: To evalua[...]
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Importance: Rehabilitation researchers and occupational therapy practitioners frequently conduct projects that involve the provision of services or the dissemination of knowledge in low- and middle-income countries (LMICs); however, the needs as[...]
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Importance: The most frequently used measures of facial emotion recognition (FER) are insufficiently comprehensive, reliable, valid, and efficient; moreover, the impact of gender on scoring has not been controlled.
Objective: To develop a comp[...]
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Rachel Bynum ;
Olivia Garcia ;
Emily Herbst ;
Mary Kossa ;
Katrina Liou ;
April Cowan ;
Claudia Hilton
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Importance: This systematic review summarizes existing studies on dry needling for spasticity and range of motion (ROM) and discusses its potential for use as an occupational therapy intervention.
Objective: To examine existing studies on the [...]
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Importance: The effects of robot-assisted task-oriented training with tangible objects among patients with stroke remain unknown.
Objective: To investigate the effects of robot-assisted therapy (RT) with a Gloreha device on sensorimotor and ha[...]
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Importance: Scanning the environment is critical for driving safety. The ScanCourse is a functional assessment that assesses a person's ability to scan the environment for visual information while in motion. Measurement properties for the ScanCo[...]
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Importance: People with dementia require tailored interventions to support participation and performance in their desired occupations, and informal caregivers need interventions that reduce caregiving burden to enable them to continue with their[...]
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Importance: Although an essential component of best practice, wheelchair skills training is often inadequate; occupational therapy practitioners' professional preparation is a contributing factor.
Objective: To assess the effectiveness of a bo[...]
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Importance: The findings support the use of occupation- and activity-based interventions to improve the occupational participation of children and youth with disabilities.
Objective: To examine the effectiveness of occupation- and activity-bas[...]
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Importance: Evidence on common types of participation-focused caregiver strategies can help occupational therapy practitioners to take an evidence-based approach to designing participation-focused practice.
Objective: To identify and explore t[...]
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Importance: This study lays the groundwork for a self-management program run by occupational therapy practitioners for parents with spinal cord injury or disease (SCI/D).
Objective: To develop and implement the Parenting Self-Management Progra[...]
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Importance: The Assessment of Quality of Activities (A-QOA) is an observation-based tool for assessing the strength of engagement in an activity by the person performing it in a natural context. By quantifying the quality of engagement, the A-QO[...]
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Importance: Matching the demographics of health professionals and patient populations increases access to quality care. However, a consensus has not been reached regarding the most effective strategies for recruitment and retention of diverse pr[...]
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Importance: Populations already experiencing chronic stress, such as families with children who are neurologically atypical, are at particular risk for developing stress-related disease.
Objective: To establish feasibility of collecting saliva[...]
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Importance: Self-management programs (facilitated by mobile devices) may improve health and prevent secondary complications for older adults with diabetes. However, older adults may have difficulties using mobile devices because of neuropathy or[...]
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Importance: Patient-reported outcome measures (PROMs) are used in rehabilitation to evaluate outcomes. We integrated a new PROM for transition-age youth with intellectual and/or developmental disabilities (IDD), the Pediatric Evaluation of Disab[...]