Condition: Children and Adolescents With Neuromotor Impairment · Children and Youth With Special Healthcare Needs · Sponsor: University Hospital, Brest
The goal of this observational multicentric mixed methods study is to evaluate if the digital application "Deneo Kid", co-designed in France with adolescents, families, rehabilitation providers and researchers, can improve the coordination and quality of rehabilitation care for children and young people with neuromotor disabilities. The main questions it aims to answer are whether the application is easy to use for children, their families, and rehabilitation professionals, is acceptable, whether it helps families and professionals provide more integrated, including more family-centered and coordinated care, and whether it affects communication, relationships, and time and costs related to care coordination. Rehabilitation providers, families and adolescents ≥ 16 years old will use the "Deneo Kid" secured application for 3 months to share information, track care goals, and communicate with the rehabilitation care team. They will complete short surveys before and after using the application to report on usability, acceptability, quality, and the impact on rehabilitation care. Participants will also take part in interviews or focus groups to share their experiences with the application. The study will include 20 children, adolescents and young people aged 2 to 25 years living with neuromotor disabilities, followed-up in rehabilitation, their parents or legal guardians, and at least two rehabilitation professionals per child. Four rehabilitation centers in France will particip…
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Marietta Kersalé, OT, MSc, PhD student · +33633498971 · marietta.kersale@chu-brest.fr
Christelle Pons-Becmeur, MD, PhD · 0298223373 · christelle.pons@chu-brest.fr
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