Perceived Barriers of Modified Ride-On Car Use of Young Children With Disabilities: A Content Analysis.
Perceived Barriers of Modified Ride-On Car Use of Young Children With Disabilities: A Content Analysis.
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10.1097/pep.0000000000000690
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2020-04
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Massey WV
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Logan SW;Feldner HA;Bogart KR;Catena MA;Hospodar CM;Raja Vora J;Smart WD;Massey WV
Modified ride-on cars have emerged as an early powered mobility option for young children with disabilities. The purpose of this study was to identify, extract, and synthesize perceived barriers of modified ride-on car use reported in previous studies. This study was descriptive using a qualitative content analysis of previously published studies identified from a systematic literature search. Categories of perceived barriers were identified: device, environmental, child-related perceived barriers regarding health, tolerance, and abilities, and caregiver-related perceived barriers regarding physical requirements, time, and motivation. Device and environmental perceived barriers were the most reported. Pediatric physical therapists play a critical role in working with families to promote their self-efficacy for using the modified ride-on car, and their capacity for overcoming the inherent difficulties associated with use. Most of the reported perceived barriers are modifiable, at least to some degree, with likely impacts on modified ride-on car use.