The Browne Family Group B16. The Affects of CP for Thomas  Development of motor skills delayed  Development of abnormal reflex activity  Difficulty.

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The Browne Family Group B16

The Affects of CP for Thomas  Development of motor skills delayed  Development of abnormal reflex activity  Difficulty with mobility  Communication impairment  Vision and hearing impairments  Education; mainstream vs specialist school

Professions and Agencies Involved  Consultant- specialised treatment  GP- referral to other members of MDT  Physio- improve range of movement  OT- Bobath techniques  SALT- swallowing, speech  SS- equipment for home and school  Educational Psychologist- support at school

Pros and Cons of MDT Pros  Range of treatment/choices  Lots of support  Working together to achieve common goals Cons  Difficulties with co operation/co ordination  Differences in priority of goals to be achieved

What Factors Promote MDT Work?  Co operation  Facilities  Communication  Good co ordination of services  Case meetings