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8 current studies found

Congregate Living and COVID-19

Congregate Living and COVID-19 Why study the impact of COVID-19 within congregate livings settings?” Congregate living settings supporting individuals with neurodevelopmental intellectual and developmental disabilities experienced unprecedented challenges during the COVID-19 pandemic. To address these challenges, several studies focused on…
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MPOC 2.0 – Measure of Processes of Care

Home » Current Studies MPOC 2.0 What we learnedPublications MPOC 2.0 – Measure of Processes of Care Raising a child with a long-term disability poses numerous challenges that affect many aspects of parents’ lives. We know that parents’ experiences with the…
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COVID Time Capsule

Home » Current Studies COVID Time Capsule What we learned COVID Time Capsule Click here to discover what we learned from the interviews and Time Capsules! COVID Time Capsule – Participate in a Research Study! Researchers at CanChild Centre for Childhood…
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ENVISAGE

Home » Current Studies ENVISAGE ENVISAGE-SP ENabling VISions And Growing Expectations For more information, please contact: Debbie Hughes (Canada): [email protected] (Australia): [email protected] Visit our website. What is ENVISAGE-SP? There is an exciting array of contemporary new ideas about health and service…
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F-words implementation and evaluation

Implementation and Evaluation of the F-words for Child Development at an Organizational Level Exploring the effectiveness of tailored implementation strategies to support the adoption and penetration of the F-words for Child Development at an organizational level:A pilot hybrid type III…
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INCLUDE

INtegrated serviCes for incLUsion anD Equity (INCLUDE) Campbell, W. (PI), Missiuna, C., Pollock, N., Phoenix, M., Kennedy, J., & Ng., S. (2017-2018). Exploring Integrated, School-based Universal Services to Enhance Inclusion and Equity. Community Health, Education and Research Grant, Hamilton Community…
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Partnering For Change

Partnering for Change is an innovative, collaborative school-based service model initially developed for occupational therapists working in the Ontario school system with children with motor coordination challenges.
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