Pediatric Feeding Series #2: LUNCHROOM 101 – Sibling and Peer Supported Feeding Intervention
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The following are signs of “problematic feeding”:
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Peer group intervention is most beneficial for patients with:
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In 2017, Ward et al. identified the most influential peers to be:
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Effective peer models should:
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In addition to expanding feeding skills, group participation can lead to all of the following EXCEPT:
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The following are considerations for the occupational therapy practitioner when planning a group:
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I attest I attended the entire presentation.
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