Autonomy in Participation and Health Care and Transition Readiness to Adult Health Care for Young People with Cerebral Palsy. Summary of the Doctoral Thesis
Abstract:Cerebral palsy is the most common cause of physical disability in children, most of them reaching and living adult life. For young people with cerebral palsy transition to adult life, concerning participation and healthcare, is a complex process and unsuccessful transition can result in decreased autonomy and problems of health. The aims of this research were: to detect the level of autonomy in participation and healthcare for young people with cerebral palsy with normal or possible cognitive deficit, to detec… Show more
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