Strategies for Students with Cerebral Palsy
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YouTube - iPad App for Cerebral Palsy Patients Developed by Michigan Engineering Students
youtube.com — “A University of Michigan team of engineering students and rehabilitation engineers is building an app to help people whose impaired motor movements make it har...” View full resource at youtube.com
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#iPad App for Cerebral Palsy Patients Developed by Michigan Engineering Students http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ItgJ9PsvGQQ #a11y
Michigan Engineering Students Develop Mobile Communications Technology for Cerebral Palsy Patients | HealthTechnica
healthtechnica.com — “A young woman with cerebral palsy walks into a Starbucks and, despite her compromised motor skills and speech difficulties, uses an iPad to do what she’s never done before – she orders a cup of coffee by herself. That’s a scene that a multidisciplinary team at the University of Michigan hopes to see in the very near future when it completes work on a special app for mobile devices.” View full resource at healthtechnica.com
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Michigan Engineering Students Develop Mobile Communications Technology for Cerebral Palsy Patients http://t.co/LQRmnZH #mhealth
Student with cerebral palsy denied use of walker at school - OC Moms: The Mom Blog : The Orange County Register
themomblog.ocregister.com — “The latest victim of discrimination is 5 year-old LaKay Roberts, who has cerebral palsy and attends Kings Manor Elementary School in Kingwood, Texas. A few short years ago she took her very first steps using a walker, reaching a milestone that most parents take for granted. In those first steps, she gained the kind of independence that defies the odds many CP families are given by their doctors.” View full resource at themomblog.ocregister.com
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Help a student with cerebral palsy get her walker back - The Orange County Register http://t.co/sKpb7z8L
College Students Help Non-Verbal Children Communicate--"Many for the First Time
newswise.com — “Undergraduate student-clinicians at Baldwin-Wallace College in Ohio are achieving unparalleled success in a new program helping non-verbal children--"with diagnoses including Autism, Rett syndrome, cerebral palsy and Down syndrome--"communicate, many for the first time.” View full resource at newswise.com
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College Students Help Non-Verbal Children Communicate--Many for the First Time: Undergraduate student-clinicians... http://bit.ly/cpC7do
Dr. A Show 176 Erin Breedlove 8/5/2010 - Doctor Anonymous | Internet Radio | Blog Talk Radio
blogtalkradio.com — “Erin Breedlove is a Pre-Medical student and Community Health Major who is author of the blog Healthy Unwealthy and Becoming Wise. She has the diagnosis of Cerebral Palsy but this is not stopping her from trying to achieve her dream of becoming a doctor. Well talk about that her social media life and whatever else comes up... Aug 05 2010” View full resource at blogtalkradio.com
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Chat room is open! Dr. A Show at top of the hour with PreMed Student @ErinRBreedlove as guest http://tinyurl.com/25lmnyw
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