Some thoughts on the adaptation of technical aids for children with cerebral palsy (author's transl)
G. Bellers, and U. Kalbe. Rehabilitation (Stuttg), 16 (2):
81--84(May 1977)
Abstract
The technical aids used by children undergoing inpatient treatment at a centre for the cerebral palsied were critically assessed over a one-year period. Of the evaluated technical aids 50\% were optimal for the child under consideration, the remainder was inappropriate for one or more reasons. The most frequent amongst the non-optimal were either not medically prescribed or adequately adapted and tested. The children in question are hence threatened with unnecessary deformations, an insufficient utilisation of their development potential and a lower degree of independence. Also, the financially responsible agencies have to cope with considerably larger expenditures.
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%D 1977
%J Rehabilitation (Stuttg)
%K Adolescent; Cerebral Palsy; Child; Child, Preschool; Costs and Cost Analysis; Germany, West; Humans; Occupational Therapy; Self-Help Devices
%N 2
%P 81--84
%T Some thoughts on the adaptation of technical aids for children with cerebral palsy (author's transl)
%V 16
%X The technical aids used by children undergoing inpatient treatment at a centre for the cerebral palsied were critically assessed over a one-year period. Of the evaluated technical aids 50\% were optimal for the child under consideration, the remainder was inappropriate for one or more reasons. The most frequent amongst the non-optimal were either not medically prescribed or adequately adapted and tested. The children in question are hence threatened with unnecessary deformations, an insufficient utilisation of their development potential and a lower degree of independence. Also, the financially responsible agencies have to cope with considerably larger expenditures.
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