Physiotherapy and occupational therapy for people with cerebral palsy : a problem-based approach to assessment and management
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| Formato: | Livre papier |
| Idioma: | Anglais |
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London :
Mac Keith Press
cop. 2010.
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| coleção: | A practical guide from Mac Keith Press
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Sumário:
- Part 1: Background: Key Issues in Planning Therapy for People with Cerebral Palsy
- Introduction to the clinical reasoning approach of the book / Christine Imms, Karen J. Dodd and Nicholas F. Taylor What is cerebral palsy? / Christine Imms and Karen J. Dodd Understanding the family's perspective : parenting a child with cerebral palsy / Helen Bourke-Taylor Overview of therapy / Karen Dodd, Christine Imms and Nicholas F. Taylor
- Part 2: The Preschool Years
- (In the beginning): The infant with complex needs / Sarah Foley and Susan Greaves (Being two): Early steps / Karen J. Dodd and Susan Greaves Modified constraint-induced therapy for young children / Margaret Wallen and Christine Imms (Getting ready for school): Goal-directed training of activity performance / Brian Hoare and Christine Imms The role of botulinum toxin A injections in the lower extremity / Pam Thomason and Kerr Graham
- Part 3: The School Years
- (Getting things straight): Physiotherapy following single event multilevel surgery (SEMLS) / Adrienne Harvey Occupational therapy following upper extremity surgery / Josie Duncan (Transition to secondary school): Navigating school-based needs and technological supports for secondary school / Margaret Mayston (Doing it yourself): Strength training for adolescents / Nicholas F. Taylor and Karen J. Dodd
- Part 4: Adulthood
- (Getting out there): Transitions to adulthood / Mary Law and Debra Stewart (Community access): The young adult with complex disability / Barbara Scoullar and Christine Imms (Staying healthy): The adult years / Karen J. Dodd, Nicholas F. Taylor and Christine Imms