2020
DOI: 10.18857/jkpt.2020.32.4.250
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Effects of Slime Program on Hand Function and Problem Behavior of Adults with Intellectual Disabilities

Abstract: This study examined the effects of training using the slime on the hand function and problem behavior in adults with intellectual disabilities. Methods: Five adults with intellectual disabilities who were judged as Level 1 or Level 2 were selected. The training consisted of one session (50 min)/day, one day/week for 10 weeks (preparatory activities: 5 min, slime activities: 40 min, finishing activities: 5 min) The functions of the hand (Purdue Pegboard Test [PPT], grip strength test [GST]) and problem behavior… Show more

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“…Therefore, the professional competence of physical therapists is a highly significant factor in their field. 11,12 However, previous studies have only focused on medical professionals' expertise and communication skills when investigating patient satisfaction and willingness to revisit. In physical therapy, research has been limited to factors such as patient demographics, the structure of medical institutions, and hospital accessibility, as well as satisfaction surveys based on the level of service provided by physical therapists and studies on their professional competence.…”
Section: Korean Physical Therapymentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Therefore, the professional competence of physical therapists is a highly significant factor in their field. 11,12 However, previous studies have only focused on medical professionals' expertise and communication skills when investigating patient satisfaction and willingness to revisit. In physical therapy, research has been limited to factors such as patient demographics, the structure of medical institutions, and hospital accessibility, as well as satisfaction surveys based on the level of service provided by physical therapists and studies on their professional competence.…”
Section: Korean Physical Therapymentioning
confidence: 99%