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Comprehensive Overview of Parental Experiences and Expectations from Physiotherapy for Children with Down Syndrome

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This review highlights parental expectations from physiotherapy for children with Down syndrome, suggesting a need for family-centred care.

Parental experiences reveal significant challenges in accessing quality physiotherapy services for children with DS, affecting family well-being.
Physiotherapy is vital for improving motor abilities in children with DS, yet the parents' perspectives on therapy remain underexplored.
Research gaps exist, especially in low- and middle-income settings, limiting understanding of parental needs during physiotherapy interventions.
The review emphasizes the urgent need for targeted qualitative research to enhance family-centred care models for children with DS.

Akhila et al. (2025) studied this question.

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This review highlights parental expectations from physiotherapy for children with Down syndrome, suggesting a need for family-centred care.

Parental experiences reveal significant challenges in accessing quality physiotherapy services for children with DS, affecting family well-being.
Physiotherapy is vital for improving motor abilities in children with DS, yet the parents' perspectives on therapy remain underexplored.
Research gaps exist, especially in low- and middle-income settings, limiting understanding of parental needs during physiotherapy interventions.
The review emphasizes the urgent need for targeted qualitative research to enhance family-centred care models for children with DS.

Akhila et al. (2025) studied this question.

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