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Episode 164 (Dr Jacinta Quartermaine)

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Reflections on Participation at Home, As Self-Reported by Young People with Cerebral Palsy

Jacinta R Quartermaine, Tanya A Rose, Megan L Auld, Leanne M Johnston


Abstract

This study explored the home-based participation of young people with cerebral palsy (CP) and described factors that make participation easier or harder. Fifteen young people with CP aged 15 to 26 years provided written reflections, photographs, or videos about their home-based participation experiences.
Data were analysed using reflexive thematic analysis. Self-reported reflections were grouped inductively into 129 codes, then 20 subthemes and 5 themes which emphasized CP characteristics, thoughts, emotions, equipment, environment, supports, and inclusion as important factors influencing home-based participation.
Young people with CP largely described the home environment as an inclusive place to participate.

Keywords: Cerebral palsy; home; participation; qualitative thematic analysis; young people.

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Reflections on Participation at Home, As Self-Reported by Young People with Cerebral Palsy

Jacinta R Quartermaine, Tanya A Rose, Megan L Auld, Leanne M Johnston


Abstract

This study explored the home-based participation of young people with cerebral palsy (CP) and described factors that make participation easier or harder. Fifteen young people with CP aged 15 to 26 years provided written reflections, photographs, or videos about their home-based participation experiences.
Data were analysed using reflexive thematic analysis. Self-reported reflections were grouped inductively into 129 codes, then 20 subthemes and 5 themes which emphasized CP characteristics, thoughts, emotions, equipment, environment, supports, and inclusion as important factors influencing home-based participation.
Young people with CP largely described the home environment as an inclusive place to participate.

Keywords: Cerebral palsy; home; participation; qualitative thematic analysis; young people.

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