Simple Motor Test for Cerebral Palsy: Preliminary Study and SMTCP Version 1.1.

Kanoko HOSOKAWA; Izumi Kondo; Yoshihiro Satō; Sumito NAKAMURA; Yoshimi Asagai

doi:10.2490/jjrm1963.39.474

January 1, 2002The Japanese Journal of Rehabilitation MedicineOpen Access

Simple Motor Test for Cerebral Palsy: Preliminary Study and SMTCP Version 1.1.

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Key Points

The study aims to create an evaluation scale tailored for therapeutic interventions in children with cerebral palsy, based on the needs in Japan.
Developed the SMTCP Version 1.1 evaluation scale incorporating 31 items focused on gross motor skills and caregiver skills.
Reflected caregiver assistance abilities in 18 of the 31 evaluated items.
Established a detailed manual and standardization of equipment during the initial phase.
SMTCP Version 1.1 was successfully created with considerations for intervention effectiveness.
The scale is designed to be sensitive enough to detect changes in motor skills in children with cerebral palsy.
Future steps include examining the scale's reliability, validity, and responsiveness.

Implication

Preliminary study develops a motor skills evaluation scale for children with cerebral palsy, highlighting its potential benefits.

Abstract

本研究の目的は,目本の療育事情にあった脳性麻痺児への治療的介入の効果判定のために,評価尺度をつくることである.以下の3点,(1)運動の変化を敏感に捉えられる脳性麻痺の評価尺度であること,(2)短時間で行える簡便な尺度であること,(3)母親・保護者の脳性麻痺児を扱う介護技能を反映していること,を考慮して試作版SMTCP Ver1.1を作成した.評価項目の選定として,粗大運動能力尺度から項目を改変して31項目からなる尺度を作った.うち18項目に介助者の介助技能を反映できる段階を入れた.本研究段階では,詳細なマニュアルの整備,機器の基準化までを終了した.今後は信頼性,妥当性,反応性を検討して,完成版SMTCPの作成を行う.

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