2012
DOI: 10.1097/pep.0b013e3182691792
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The Psychosocial Benefits of an Inclusive Community-Based Aquatics Program

Abstract: Participation in an inclusive aquatics program may lead to improved acceptance of children with disabilities by their peers without disabilities.

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“…The treatment phase (phase B) consisted of a pediatric aquatic exercise program that was consistent with a previously described aquatic program (Oriel et al, 2012). A resting heart rate (HR) was obtained from each participant prior to entering the pool, which was determined using a finger pulse oximeter.…”
Section: Methodsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The treatment phase (phase B) consisted of a pediatric aquatic exercise program that was consistent with a previously described aquatic program (Oriel et al, 2012). A resting heart rate (HR) was obtained from each participant prior to entering the pool, which was determined using a finger pulse oximeter.…”
Section: Methodsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Canada, one from Brazil, and one from the United Kingdom. Nine studies used qualitative methodology (Carter et al, 2014;Devine & O'Brien, 2007;Devine & Parr, 2008;Fennick & Royle, 2003;Jones, 2003;Mayer & Anderson, 2014;Turnnidge, Côté, Hollenstein, & Deakin, 2014;Wilhite Devine, & Goldenberg, 1999;Zitomer & Reid, 2011), five used quantitative methodology (Biricocchi, Drake, & Svien, 2014;Hedrick, 1986;Oriel et al, 2012;Sable, 1992;Valentini & Rudisill, 2004), and three used a mixed-methods research design (Magill-Evans, Darrah, & Adkins, 2003;Scholl, McAvoy, Rynders, & Smith, 2003;Scholl, Smith, & Davison, 2005). Two articles were published using the same dataset (Devine & O'Brien, 2007;Devine & Parr, 2008).…”
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“…Os transtornos motores e seus prejuízos secundários tendem a persistir e, consequentemente, a interferir no desenvolvimento e na qualidade de vida dos portadores de TDC (CANTELL, SMYTH, AHONEM, 1994;BORGER, 1993;GILLBERG, GILLBERG, GROTH, 1989;LOSSE et al, 1991;SIGMUNDSSON et al, 1998) PLESS et al, 2000;SCHOEMAKER et al, 2003;WATENGERG et al, 2007 JORGIC et al, 2012;ORIEL et al, 2012;PAN, 2010;. Nesse sentido, surge a necessidade de conhecer melhor os efeitos da intervenção aquática em crianças com TDC.…”
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“…Há indicativos na literatura de que a aplicação de programas de intervenção aquática favorece a reabilitação de crianças que apresentam prejuízos motores(DIMITRIJEVIC et al, 2012;DORVAL;TETREAULT;CARON, 1996;FRAGALA-PINKHAM;HALEY;O'NEIL, 2008;GETZ et al, 2012;GETZ;VERMEER, 2007;JORGIC et al, 2012;ORIEL et al, 2012;PAN, 2010;. Dentre esses serão discutidos aqueles que investigaram os efeitos sobre o desempenho motor e a aptidão física relacionada à saúde.Fragala-Pinkhan, Haley e O´Neil (2008), por exemplo, investigaram a efetividade da intervenção aquática para a resistência cardiorrespiratória de crianças com autismo, paralisia cerebral e mielomeningocele.…”
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