Kimberly A Clevenger, Genevieve F Dunton, Peter T Katzmarzyk, Karin A Pfeiffer, David Berrigan
Adherence to Recess Guidelines in the United States Using Nationally Representative Data: Implications for Future Surveillance Efforts
The Journal of school health
purpose study identify potential barriers patient reported outcome measure prom adoption youth young adults intellectual andor developmental disabilities idd understand current prom adoption patterns paediatric practitioners working population used webbased survey collect data paediatric practitioners work youth idd factors influencing adoption proms frequency prom use across age groups elementary middle school high schooltransition age practice settings school rehabilitation total 113 paediatric practitioners occupational therapist 48 physical therapist 32 physician 16 17 responded survey average 15 years experience working youth ages 821 idd accessibility appropriateness psychometric evidence time frequently ranked among top three factors influence practitioners adoption proms practitioners reported never rarely using proms 3965 time across age groups results suggest paediatric practitioners may infrequently using proms youth idd perceived inaccessibility time requirements proms practiceenvironment barriers including access evidence caseload demands proms facilitate clientcentred care addressing potential barriers adoption may improve paediatric rehabilitation