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Summary
Understanding the therapeutic relationship in pediatric occupational therapy is key. Therapists must value children
Area of Science:
- Pediatric Occupational Therapy
- Family-Centered Care
- Qualitative Research Synthesis
Background:
- Therapeutic relationships are vital in pediatric occupational therapy.
- Building these relationships is complex due to multi-directional interactions.
- Understanding diverse perspectives is essential for effective therapy.
Purpose of the Study:
- To interpret the experiences of children, caregivers, and occupational therapists within the therapeutic relationship.
- To synthesize qualitative findings on the dynamics of therapeutic relationships in pediatric occupational therapy.
Main Methods:
- A meta-ethnography approach was employed to synthesize qualitative studies.
- Systematic literature search across five databases (2005-2022).
- Constant comparison analysis of findings from 14 included studies.
Main Results:
- Theme 1: The therapeutic relationship holds varied meanings across children, caregivers, and therapists.
- Theme 2: Key components influencing the relationship include power dynamics, communication, and respect for diversity.
- Theme 3: The therapeutic relationship serves as a catalyst for positive change.
Conclusions:
- Acknowledging and integrating the unique perspectives of children, caregivers, and therapists is crucial.
- Occupational therapists should actively solicit these perspectives to foster power sharing and enhance communication.
- Strengthening the therapeutic relationship through inclusive practices promotes positive outcomes in pediatric therapy.
Keywords:
Child health servicesFamilleFamilyProfessional-patient relationsQualitative researchRehabilitationrecherche qualitativerelations entre professionnels et patientsréadaptationservices de santé auprès des enfantsMore Related Videos
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