Feasibility of a Proactive Parent-Implemented Communication Intervention Delivered via Telepractice for Children With Classic Galactosemia.
Feasibility of a Proactive Parent-Implemented Communication Intervention Delivered via Telepractice for Children With Classic Galactosemia.
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通过远程练习对患有经典半乳糖血症的儿童进行主动家长实施的沟通干预的可行性。
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10.1044/2022_ajslp-22-00107
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发表时间：
2022
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2.6
通讯作者：
Peter,Beate
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Finestack,LizbethH;Potter,Nancy;VanDam,Mark;Davis,Jennifer;Bruce,Laurel;Scherer,Nancy;Eng,Linda;Peter,Beate
目的本研究评估Babble靴子Camp（BBC）用于6个月以下典型半乳糖血症（CG）婴儿的可行性。BBC是一种由语言病理学家（SLP）完全通过远程实践提供的家长实施的干预措施，有可能增加早期预防干预的机会。我们评估BBC的可行性的基础上，可接受性，实施，和practical.MethodWe获得的数据从16个父母的CG（平均年龄在登记= 3.38个月）的婴儿参与一个大型的随机临床试验的BBC。英国广播公司采用教学模式教练审查的方法，为家长提供战略，以支持他们的孩子的沟通发展。在20个月的干预期内，家庭平均完成了81次15分钟的会议。我们从父母在干预期结束时完成的调查中提取数据，由SLP维护的干预日志，以及由研究助理完成的干预保真度检查。ResultsData from parent survey，intervention logs，and intervention fidelity check revealed high parent acceptance，high rates of completion and compliance，结论BBC对CG患儿家庭是可行的，在更广泛的CG儿童以及其他有可预测的言语和语言障碍风险的婴儿中进一步检查BBC。
PurposeThis study evaluated the feasibility of Babble Boot Camp (BBC) for use with infants with classic galactosemia (CG) starting at less than 6 months of age. BBC is a parent-implemented intervention delivered by speech-language pathologists (SLPs) entirely via telepractice with the potential to increase access to early preventative interventions. We evaluated BBC feasibility based on acceptability, implementation, and practicality.MethodWe obtained data from 16 parents of infants with CG (mean age at enrollment = 3.38 months) involved in a large randomized clinical trial of BBC. BBC uses a teach–model–coach–review approach to provide parents with strategies to support their child's communication development. Families completed, on average, eighty-one 15-min sessions over a 20-month intervention period. We drew data from surveys completed by parents at the end of the intervention period, intervention logs maintained by the SLPs, and intervention fidelity checks completed by research assistants.ResultsData drawn from parent surveys, intervention logs, and intervention fidelity checks revealed high parent acceptability, high rates of completion and compliance, and low costs in terms of parent and clinician time.ConclusionResults suggest that BBC is feasible for families of infants with CG, warranting further examination of BBC across a broader range of children with CG as well as other infants who are at predictable risk for speech and language impairment.