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The following flyers were developed by staff at Boyer Children's Clinic based on the best available research evidence and clinical expertise. Please read Evidence-Based Practice Early Intervention Project for further explanation. Additional flyers are under development and will be posted when completed.
Feeding Skills Progression of Foods (PDF Document) Developed by Kimberly Lum, MOT, December 2009 Fine Motor Skills Hand Grasp Development (PDF Document) Developed by Kimberly Lum, MOT, December 2009 Gait Characteristics of Children with Hemiplegic Cerebral Palsy Before and After Modified Constraint-Induced Movement Therapy (Word Document) Reviewed by Carolyn Kates, MS PT, at Boyer Children’s Clinic Evidence-Based Practice Early Intervention Project (Word Document) By Katherine B. Stewart, MS, OTR/L, FAOTA The Use of Botox* as Adjunct Treatment in Children with Cerebral Palsy Who Toe-Walk (Word Document) By Elizabeth B. McCarthy, MS, PT Occupational Therapy and Botox A Injections in Upper Extremities of Children with Cerebral Palsy to Enhance Functional Outcomes (Word Document) By Nancy Glidden-White, OTR/L Natural Environments or Naturalistic Learning Opportunities: What is the Evidence in Early Intervention? (Word Document) By Katherine B. Stewart, MS, OTR/L Outcomes of Relationship-Based Early Intervention (Word Document) By Katherine B. Stewart, MS, OTR/L, FAOTA Use Of Hippotherapy with Children Who Have Cerebral Palsy (Word Document) By Gay Burton, MS, PT Orthotic Treatment of Flat Feet in Children with Low Muscle Tone (Word Document) By Carolyn Kates, MS, PT |
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