AACPDM-1015-273 IC03 |
IC 3: Early natural history of cerebral palsy to inform surveillance and management: outcomes of the Australian Cerebral Palsy child studies
Learning Objectives:
1) Upon completion, Participants will understand the current evidence for early natural history of children across the spectrum of severity of cerebral palsy
2) Upon completion, participants will understand the relationship between brain structure on MRI and early motor capacity, hip development, gait patterns, communication, Habitual Physical Activity and oropharyngeal dysphagia (OPD)
3) Upon completion, Participants will understand current prospective outcomes that will build prediction models of potential later outcome
4) Upon completion, participants will be problem solve priorities of surveillance and management of young children with CP across the spectrum of severity based on comprehensive case discussions of natural history.
1) Upon completion, Participants will understand the current evidence for early natural history of children across the spectrum of severity of cerebral palsy
2) Upon completion, participants will understand the relationship between brain structure on MRI and early motor capacity, hip development, gait patterns, communication, Habitual Physical Activity and oropharyngeal dysphagia (OPD)
3) Upon completion, Participants will understand current prospective outcomes that will build prediction models of potential later outcome
4) Upon completion, participants will be problem solve priorities of surveillance and management of young children with CP across the spectrum of severity based on comprehensive case discussions of natural history.