Mitsuo Uchida
Individual background factors associated with vaccination for seasonal influenza in Japanese schoolchildren
Journal of infection and chemotherapy : official journal of the Japan Society of Chemotherapy
compared efficacy fidelity acceptability feasibility creative movement cm intervention children autism spectrum disorder asd delivered facetoface f2f telehealth th fifteen children asd received cm intervention f2f th motor assessments used evaluate effects f2f th interventions childrens motor skills video coding used assess affect socially directed verbalization interpersonal synchrony motor coordination training stakeholder feedback training fidelity data intervention also collected children subgroups showed similar baseline performance trainingrelated improvements motor skills positiveinterested affect socially directed verbalization interpersonal synchrony dualmultilimb coordination parents th subgroup considered intervention feasible acceptable however reported greater effort supervise redirect childs attention compared f2f subgroup trainers th subgroup reported communication difficulties technological issues longer session lengths found greater parental involvement compared f2f subgroup cm interventions consistent acceptable feasible effective improving social behavioralaffective motor skills children asd regardless method delivery clinicians make efforts reduce communicationtechnological issues parental burden delivering cm interventions th clinicaltrialsgov study idnct04258254