Evolución temporal del enfoque de la funcionalidad en la intervención temprana desde la perspectiva de la Clasificación Internacional de la Funcionalidad, la Discapacidad y la Salud: una revisión sistemática
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Desarrollo infantil, Funcionamiento psicosocial, Intervención tempranaResumen
Las estrategias efectivas de intervención
temprana deben garantizar el desarrollo infantil en entornos naturales y mejorar la funcionalidad de los niños.
Este estudio tuvo por objetivo analizar la evolución temporal del
enfoque del funcionamiento de los programas de intervención
temprana con referencia a la CIF. Se incluyeron ensayos clínicos
aleatorizados que evaluaron programas de intervención
temprana en niños de 0 a 6 años de edad. Los conceptos
significativos que constan en los resultados de las intervenciones
se vincularon a la CIF. Este estudio incluyó 56 artículos y evaluó
74 resultados de intervenciones. Se generaron 82 códigos
diferentes de la CIF, que incluían los dominios de las funciones
corporales, las actividades y la participación de la CIF y los
factores ambientales. La funcionalidad ha sido abordada
parcialmente a lo largo de los años por los programas de
intervención temprana incluidos
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