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Pediatric Adaptive Athletes: Creating Programs, Pr ...
Pediatric Adaptive Athletes: Creating Programs, Pr ...
Pediatric Adaptive Athletes: Creating Programs, Promoting / Maintaining Participation, and Providing Medical Care
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Video Summary
In this video, the importance of promoting physical activity for individuals with disabilities is discussed. It is highlighted that people with disabilities are more likely to be physically inactive due to various barriers, such as lack of access and societal misconceptions. Universal design is presented as a key approach in creating inclusive facilities and programs. Collaboration between healthcare providers, community organizations, and schools is emphasized in supporting individuals transitioning into adaptive sports. The establishment of a sports medicine clinic specifically catering to the needs of people with disabilities is also mentioned. The clinic would provide comprehensive medical care, injury prevention, rehabilitation support, and guidance on adaptive equipment and training strategies. The video transcript also underscores the need for healthcare professionals to have a positive mindset towards individuals with disabilities participating in physical activity. Three specific programs are mentioned: the Youth Athletes with Disabilities Program, Adaptive Sports Medicine Clinic, and Pediatric Adaptive Sports Medicine Program. These programs have their own specialized approaches to care. Overall, the video advocates for the removal of barriers and the promotion of inclusivity, in order to provide equal opportunities for individuals with disabilities to engage in adaptive sports and lead active, healthy lives.
Keywords
physical activity
disabilities
access
universal design
collaboration
sports medicine clinic
comprehensive care
injury prevention
adaptive equipment
positive mindset
inclusivity
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