给车轮上的生命加油(FLOW)——一项关于舞蹈项目对儿童手动轮椅使用者自尊和自信影响的单主题研究。

IF 1.9 4区 医学 Q2 REHABILITATION
Anna Legue, Dana Vanderburgh, Brynn Seigel, Tony Chase
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目的:为车轮上的生命加油的试点项目是为了让儿童手动轮椅使用者参与到舞蹈艺术的乐趣中来。本研究检验了一个假设,即舞蹈课程将进一步提高儿童手动轮椅使用者的自尊和信心。材料与方法:专业舞蹈编导与职业治疗博士生合作,为轮椅儿童提供了5晚的系列舞蹈课活动。罗森博格自尊量表、库珀史密斯自尊量表和儿童轮椅使用者对摔倒的恐惧量表测量了参与者的自尊以及完成轮椅技能的信心和能力。还进行了半结构化的护理人员访谈。结果:研究结果表明,两名参与者的自尊心都有所提高。参与者注意到从椅子上摔下来的恐惧有所减少或没有变化。护理人员访谈表示整体计划满意度,这是计划的关键组成部分。结论:本初步研究样本量有限,允许多单受试者设计。虽然需要更大的研究,但该计划对参与者显示了积极的影响,并为未来的迭代开发了实用的数据。
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Fueling Life on Wheels (FLOW) - a single-subject study on the effects of a dance program on the self-esteem and confidence of pediatric manual wheelchair users.

Purpose: The pilot Fueling Life on Wheels program was developed to engage pediatric manual wheelchair users in the joy that is the art of dance. This study tests the hypothesis that a dance program will further increase self-esteem and confidence in pediatric manual wheelchair users.

Materials and methods: Professional dance choreographers and occupational therapy doctoral students worked together to provide a 5-night series of dance class activities for children who are wheelchair users. The Rosenberg Self-Esteem Scale, Coopersmith Self-Esteem Inventory, and Pediatric Wheelchair-User Fear of Falling Scale measured participants' self-esteem as well as confidence and ability to complete wheelchair skills. Semi-structured, caregiver interviews were also conducted.

Results: The study resulted in increases in self-esteem for both participants. Participants noted either a decrease or no change in fear of falling out of their chair. The caregiver interviews denoted overall program satisfaction which is a crucial component of the program.

Conclusion: Limited sample sizes for this pilot study allowed for a multiple single subject design. Though larger studies are warranted, the program demonstrated a positive influence on the participants and developed pragmatic data for future iterations.

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