Feasibility of the Challenge Assessment, the Gait Outcomes Assessment List and 'Moving Together' ('Sammen I Bevægelse'), a Group-Based Motor Skills Intervention for Independent School-Aged Children with Cerebral Palsy.
Kirsten Nordbye-Nielsen, F Virginia Wright, Ole Rahbek, Bjarne Møller-Madsen, Thomas Maribo
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This single group pre and posttest study evaluated the feasibility of a new 10-week group-based motor skills enhancement intervention: "Moving Together," and associated use of the Challenge assessment and Gait Outcomes Assessment List (GOAL). Participant attendance/completion and satisfaction with the assessments and intervention were evaluated, and a first estimate of associated motor skill-related changes obtained. Ten ambulatory children with cerebral palsy (7-14 years) and their parents participated. Ninety percent of Challenge sessions were attended and 82.5% of GOAL questionnaires completed. Program attendance was 83% overall. Satisfaction with assessments was high for the Challenge and moderate for the GOAL, and intervention satisfaction was high. Mean change scores (95% CI) post-intervention for the Challenge and GOAL were 4.2 (-11.4 to 3.1) and 3.6 (-14.4 to 4.0) points (/100) respectively. Challenge and GOAL use was feasible and appropriate for "MovingTogether" and associated with gains in motor skill performance and functional abilities.