EPIDEMIOLOGICAL CHRACTERISTICS OF CEREBRAL PALSY IN CHILDREN AND NEW CHANGES IN CHINESE REHABILITATION GUIDELINES FOR CEREBRAL PALSY
Abstract
To compare the distribution and incidence characteristics of children with cerebral palsy in southern and northern Xinjiang, China, and to understand the epidemiological characteristics of children with cerebral palsy in 12 provinces and cities in China, including the incidence rate, prevalence rate and the way of receiving rehabilitation treatment. To provide a large amount of data support for the establishment of a sound network referral service in China, as well as to provide diagnosis and treatment services for children with cerebral palsy, and to provide objective data for the formulation of cerebral palsy policies. The new changes in the rehabilitation guidelines for cerebral palsy in China have met people ‘s increasing requirements for evidence-based practice of cerebral palsy rehabilitation. Under the framework of ICF-CY, the evidence-based practice guidelines are revised and improved to help children ‘s rehabilitation workers better guide clinical rehabilitation practice. The rapid development of guided education in China has helped patients with cerebral palsy to obtain better functions and better integrate into society.
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