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Aging with a Chronic Neurodisability

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November - December 2016 • Dosing
Volume 23, Issue 6

Cover Feature
A Commentary on Dosing in Cerebral Palsy
By Gerard J. DeMauro, PT, MSPT, C/NDT
This article reviews the results of published dosing summits with viewpoints applicable to NDT. It also provides potential tactics and strategies that may facilitate NDT's preparation for actual future dosing and offers a drafted survey that may be used to collect current dosing patterns by NDT practitioners. Click for more

Message from the President
Passing the Baton
By Teresa Gutierrez, PT, MS, PCS, C/NDT
Two years have flown by, and my term as President of NDTA has ended. These have been very fast-moving months, and NDTA has moved right along. Click for more

News from Around NDTA
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Special announcement from the Certification Committee; Calling ALL assistants for a special NDTA Assistants Course; Upcoming NDTA Seminars; Call for NDTA Donations Click for more

Clinician's Corner is available to NDTA members and non-members
I Never Treat Gross Motor Function Classification System (GMFCS) V; I Treat Children
By Pragnesh Nathavat, BPT, NDT Trained
This child, MH, is already six years old, and he can't sit independently yet. He is at GMFCS V, so I don't think he is ever going to stand or walk now. Pragnesh, please understand you can never change a GMFCS level. So, it's a waste of your time, and still you advise them regular therapy? Click for more

RESEARCH ARTICLE REVIEW
Research Article Review
Reviewed by Janet M. Howle, PT, MACT, C/NDT
ARTICLE REVIEWED: Evans-Rogers DL, Sweeney JK, Holden-Huchton P, Mullens PA. Short-term, intensive Neurodevelopmental Treatment program experiences of parents and their children with disabilities. Pediatr Phys Ther. 2015;27:(1):61-71. Click for more

Feature Article
De-Mystify Dosing: What Does It Mean for the Treatment of Children with Cerebral Palsy?
By Faithe R. Kalisperis, MPT, DPT, C/NDT and Kathleen Miller-Skomorucha, OTR/L, C/NDT
The term dosing is frequently used in current therapy research and clinical practice, but what does this term mean? There is a national focus on clinical effectiveness for the treatment of children with cerebral palsy (CP), so clinicians and parents alike are asking, "How much therapy is enough?" and "What type of therapy is best?" Click for more

Family Perspective
The World of Work: Building a Career
By Nancy A. Jaekle
Probably one of my biggest challenges at The Suburban News was the publisher. For some reason he didn’t like me. As months went by, I noticed that he used various techniques to try to make life difficult. For example, he tried to isolate me from the rest of the staff. I was not allowed to eat with anyone in the lunchroom. Click for more

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