We investigated whether childhood factors that are amenable to intervention (parenting
stress, child psychological problems and pain) predicted participation in daily activities and …

The aims of the study are to describe participation of children with cerebral palsy in everyday
life situations, to investigate the relationship between participation (primary outcome …

Background Children and adults with impairments such as cerebral palsy have lower
participation in life situations than able-bodied people. Less is known about their subjective …

Aim The aim of the study was to explore the contribution of recurrent musculoskeletal pain
and mental health to aspects of participation in children with cerebral palsy (CP). Method A …

Children with cerebral palsy participate less in everyday activities than children in the
general populations. During adolescence, rapid physical and psychological changes occur …

Background. Little is known about the way parents of children with cerebral palsy (CP)
perceive their involvement in family and personal life situations, also called 'family …

Purpose To explore participation in real-life activities during early childhood, compare
children's participation based on motor function and investigate relationships between …

Participation in home, school and community is important for all children; and little is known
about the frequency of participation of disabled children. Frequency of participation is a …

Aim To describe participation trajectories, and impact of school transitions on those
trajectories, of children with cerebral palsy (CP). Method This population‐based longitudinal …

Purpose: To test a model of child, family and service determinants of participation in family
and recreational activities for young children with cerebral palsy (CP). Methods: Participants …