2016
DOI: 10.1016/j.ridd.2016.04.005
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Single blind randomised controlled trial of GAME (Goals ⿿ Activity ⿿ Motor Enrichment) in infants at high risk of cerebral palsy

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“…The Goals Activity Motor Enrichment programme is an example of a multifaceted approach for infants born preterm and at term at high risk of CP, with early encouraging results. In a randomized‐controlled trial with 30 participants receiving standard care or Goals Activity Motor Enrichment for 16 weeks in the first year of life, motor skills, cognitive skills, and parental satisfaction scores were higher in the intervention group.…”
Section: Attributes Of Early Intervention Programmesmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The Goals Activity Motor Enrichment programme is an example of a multifaceted approach for infants born preterm and at term at high risk of CP, with early encouraging results. In a randomized‐controlled trial with 30 participants receiving standard care or Goals Activity Motor Enrichment for 16 weeks in the first year of life, motor skills, cognitive skills, and parental satisfaction scores were higher in the intervention group.…”
Section: Attributes Of Early Intervention Programmesmentioning
confidence: 99%
“… GAME (goals, activity, motor enrichment) is a goal‐oriented, activity‐based, environmental enrichment therapy program that is designed for children under 6 months of age who are at high risk of developing cerebral palsy; and REACH (Rehabilitation Early for Congenital Hemiplegia) is a trial for children aged between 3 and 9 months who have been identified as having congenital hemiplegia; the study is designed to compare the efficacy of modified constraint‐induced movement therapy with infant bimanual therapy …”
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“…In Western countries, determining the trajectory of hand development can only be considered in the context of infants already receiving some kind of early intervention or involvement in research interventions. New knowledge of increased plasticity of the young brain indicates that early intensive intervention might be more effective than later treatment and enhances development of the neuromotor system …”
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