Archive for tag: Journal Articles

Let’s not go back to ‘normal’! Lessons from COVID-19 for professionals working in childhood disability.

Synopsis of resource Purpose: The worldwide COVID-19 pandemic has changed almost all aspects of our ...

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Family Centred Services Resource Pack

Synopsis of resource An overview of the concept of Family Centred Services, this resource pack provi...

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Overview of Four Functional Classification Systems Commonly Used in Cerebral Palsy

Synopsis of resource: This resource gives a context for, and a summary of four common classification...

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Functional outcomes in children and young people with dyskinetic cerebral palsy

Synopsis of resource: As Dyskinetic cerebral palsies are a severe but low frequency type, profiling ...

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Single-subject research designs in pediatric rehabilitation: a valuable step towards knowledge translation

Synopsis of resource: Single Subject Research Design [SSRD] (also known as N-of-1 study) is a resear...

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The ‘ouR‐HOPE’ approach for ethics and communication about neonatal neurological injury

Synopsis of resource: Communication of short and long term outcomes including comfort care in neurol...

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Assessments of pain in children and adolescents with cerebral palsy: a retrospective population-based registry study

Synopsis of resource: This is a retrospective population based registry study and focuses on a rathe...

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Neurobehavior at term‐equivalent age and neurodevelopmental outcomes at 2 years in infants born moderate‐to‐late preterm

Synopsis of resource: NICU survivors who are between 32-37 weeks are almost 11% of the population &a...

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Using diffusion tensor imaging to identify corticospinal tract projection patterns in children with unilateral spastic cerebral palsy

Synopsis of resource: Unilateral spastic CP is the most common subtype of CP characterized by motor ...

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The genetic basis of cerebral palsy

Synopsis of resource: The best evidence in CP intervention today is still limited to controlling sym...

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