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IRCT2015031521478N1 IRCT 2015-07-10 Vice- chancellor of Research and Technology, Arak University of Medical Sciences Maternal handling training Comparison of the effects of maternal handling training on occupational performance of children with cerebral palsy and family caregiving satisfaction in Arak city. 2015-04-21 anticipated 50 Complete https://irct.ir/trial/18814 interventional Randomization: Randomized, Blinding: Single blinded, Placebo: Not used, Assignment: Parallel, Purpose: Supportive. N/A Cerebral Palsy. Intervention 1: Interventions; for intervention group perform in four phases; pretest, before intervention, intervention and after intervention. Pretest phase: Intervention group receive routine occupational therapy interventions for 4 weeks. Occupational performance for children with CP and level of satisfaction for caregivers assess with COPM. This period is for determine the effectiveness of routine occupational therapy without maternal handling therapy. Before intervention phase: Again, we use COPM for identifying of maternal handling training priorities, occupational performance for children with CP and level of satisfaction for caregivers for intervening group. Intervention phase: A 2-hour maternal handling training workshop held for caregivers of the intervention group based on identifying priorities in COPM. During this session, caregivers acquaint with educations for special care of children with CP. After that, a hand book entitled "knowing more about our children and acting better" and video CD in this regard gifts to the caregivers for studying. , Moreover, Over the 3-month period of intervention, intervention group kept on their routine occupational therapy interventions. After intervention phase: Differences between occupational performance for children with CP and level of satisfaction for caregivers assess with COPM after 3 month intervention. Intervention 2: Interventions; for control group perform in four phases; pretest, before intervention, intervention and after intervention. Pretest phase: Control group receive routine occupational therapy interventions for 4 weeks. This period is for determine the effectiveness of routine occupational therapy without maternal handling therapy. Occupational performance for children with CP and level of satisfaction for caregivers assess with COPM. Before intervention phase: Again, we use COPM for identifying of maternal handling training priorities, occupational performance for children with CP and level of satisfaction for caregivers for control group. Intervention phase: During three month intervention, control group do not receive maternal handling training, but they kept on their routine occupational therapy interventions. After intervention phase: Differences between occupational performance for children with CP and level of satisfaction for caregivers assess with COPM after 3 month intervention.
public Dr. Hamid Dalvand
School of Rehabilitation, Medical science building number 2; Golestan town, Mostafakhomeini Street
Arak Iran (Islamic Republic of) 381-869-3395 +98 86 3313 6090 hamiddalvand@gmail.com Arak University of Medical Sciences scientific Dr. Hamid Dalvand
School of Rehabilitation, Medical science building number 2; Golestan town, Mostafakhomeini Street
Arak Iran (Islamic Republic of) 381-869-3395 +98 86 3313 6090 hamiddalvand@gmail.com Arak University of Medical Sciences Iran (Islamic Republic of) Inclusion criteria:children with cerebral palsy (CP) be diagnose by pediatric neurologist ; children with CP aged between 4-12 years old ; children with CP in levels of III-V Gross Motor Function Classification System Expanded &Revised (GMFCS E&R). Exclusion criteria: CP children with refractory seizure ; CP children with Muscular – skeleton surgery. 4 years 12 years Both G80 Cerebral palsy Treatment - Other Treatment - Other Interventions; for intervention group perform in four phases; pretest, before intervention, intervention and after intervention. Pretest phase: Intervention group receive routine occupational therapy interventions for 4 weeks. Occupational performance for children with CP and level of satisfaction for caregivers assess with COPM. This period is for determine the effectiveness of routine occupational therapy without maternal handling therapy. Before intervention phase: Again, we use COPM for identifying of maternal handling training priorities, occupational performance for children with CP and level of satisfaction for caregivers for intervening group. Intervention phase: A 2-hour maternal handling training workshop held for caregivers of the intervention group based on identifying priorities in COPM. During this session, caregivers acquaint with educations for special care of children with CP. After that, a hand book entitled "knowing more about our children and acting better" and video CD in this regard gifts to the caregivers for studying. , Moreover, Over the 3-month period of intervention, intervention group kept on their routine occupational therapy interventions. After intervention phase: Differences between occupational performance for children with CP and level of satisfaction for caregivers assess with COPM after 3 month intervention. Interventions; for control group perform in four phases; pretest, before intervention, intervention and after intervention. Pretest phase: Control group receive routine occupational therapy interventions for 4 weeks. This period is for determine the effectiveness of routine occupational therapy without maternal handling therapy. Occupational performance for children with CP and level of satisfaction for caregivers assess with COPM. Before intervention phase: Again, we use COPM for identifying of maternal handling training priorities, occupational performance for children with CP and level of satisfaction for caregivers for control group. Intervention phase: During three month intervention, control group do not receive maternal handling training, but they kept on their routine occupational therapy interventions. After intervention phase: Differences between occupational performance for children with CP and level of satisfaction for caregivers assess with COPM after 3 month intervention. Occupational Performance of children with CP & Caregiver Satisfaction. Timepoint: Data gather in three phases; pre-test (4 weeks before intervention), before interventions and 3 month after interventions. Method of measurement: Occupational Performance of children with CP and Caregiver Satisfaction (both) measure with Canadian Occupational Performance Measure (COPM). Maternal Handling Training. Timepoint: Before and 3 months after intervention. Method of measurement: Canadian Occupational Performance Measure (COPM). Vice- chancellor of Research and Technology, Arak University of Medical Sciences Approved 2015-05-02 Arak University of Medical Sciences School of Rehabilitation, Medical science building number 2; Golestan town, Mostafakhomeini Street. Arak Iran (Islamic Republic of)