Aggregated early intervention effects for Down's syndrome persons: patterning and longevity of benefits.
Aggregated early intervention effects for Down's syndrome persons: patterning and longevity of benefits.
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对唐氏综合症患者的早期干预效果汇总:效益的模式和长期性。
DOI:
10.1111/j.1365-2788.1988.tb01384.x
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发表时间:
2008
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通讯作者:
A. Harris
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作者:
D. Gibson;A. Harris
Pooled findings from 21 early intervention demonstration studies for Down's syndrome infants and children yield consistency of short-term benefits in the growth of finer motor skills, simple social repertoire and DQ/IQ scores, but conflicting evidence in support or not of benefits in the gross motor, linguistic and cognitive/academic domains. Support for the tenacity of gains, on follow-up to the early years of primary schooling, is disappointing. It is recommended that: (1) intervention programmers view the key working assumptions and ideological positions governing present practices more critically; (2) intervention curricula reflect the unique biological and behavioural properties of the syndrome, taking into account individual differences which are independent of etiological label; and (3) care delivery systems be based more fully on multidisciplinary collaboration, especially between the health sciences and education fields.