Parental Perceptions Of Family - Centeredccare Intervention For Children With Disabilities

This Study Examined The Dimension Of Family-Centered Intervention ForrnChildren With Disabilities Using The Measures Parental Perceptions Of CarernAnd Its Relationship To Parental Satisfaction And Goal Achievement.rnThe Sample Consisted Of 79 Parents Of Children With Disabilities Of The Totalrn(272) Caseload Who Were Enrolled In Cheshire Community-BasedrnRehabilitation (CBR) Program. The Children Ranged In Age From 1. 75rnTo13.75 Years, The Mean Chronological Age Of The Children Was 4.16 YearsrnAnd SD = 2.2S.rnAll Of The Children Had Disabilities, Out Of Which 45. 57% Had DevelopmentalrnDelays. Three Measures Including The Measure Of Processes Of Carern(MPOC), Clients Satisfaction Questionnaire (CSQ-S) And Question On GoalrnAchievement Were Administered.rnThe Findings Support The Hypotheses That When Parents Perc",Ive ThernIntervention Program As Being Family- Centered They Are More Likely TornSatisfied With Care And Perceive Their Goals As Being Met, And HavernPositive Attitudes Toward The Ca Re.

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