Magnus Ivarsson retweeted
En trist grej i detta val för oss funkisfamiljer var att ingen av de fyra större valkompasser hade med frågor om stöd till personer med funktionsnedsättning eller hur man ser på deras vardag.
I en kompass hade man med en fråga om LSS - då gällde det hur man bäst stoppar fusket.
Magnus Ivarsson retweeted
We just preprinted a huge meta-meta-analysis examining the effects of exercise on cognition, memory, and executive function.
In short:
- 2,239 effect sizes
- extreme between-study heterogeneity
- extensive publication bias
- some subgroup/exercise-specific effects
More below
Ibland är lärartwitter ett mörker. Det är synd, för den här debattören har en del goda argument annars. Men just det här tyder på okunskap och en ovilja att sätta sig in i andras perspektiv och erfarenheter.
Lina Homman, Henrik Danielsson, and I just got a paper published in @JournalSjph in which we investigate the measurement invariance of a mental health problems construct derived from registry data (BarnULF) in relation to disability, age, cohort, and sex:
journals.sagepub.com/doi/10.…
New study out by Estrella Torres Cabo, Mats Granlund, and me in @Child_CHD in which well-being measures for children with disabilities are reviewed for alignment with Keyes’ model, cognitive accessibility, and other things.
doi.org/10.1111/cch.70142
Conclusion: "Although there is a growing effort to include children with disabilities in well-being research, a consensus on a comprehensive well-being self-report measure is lacking...
More EACD/IAACD 2025 and the first key note with Jill Zwicker on DCD. Presenting overview and promising results of Co-op for children with DCD (changes in behavior and brain function).
Now ADHD across the lifespan with T. Banaschewski. ADHD is multifactorially caused, clinically & pathophysiologically heterogeneous. ADHD can be considered as expresion of a dimensionally distributed vulnerability. ADHD is not a natural entity but a useful and valid construct.
Seminar nr 3 on social prescribing for children with CP and their families. Interesting research from Australia and the UK. Take home messages: important to screen for and target social determinants of health in disability health services.
pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/3813…
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children with more severe impairments (Karlsson), (iii) 80% of parents are satisfied with assessments and 2/3 think they make a positive contribution (Stadskleiv), (iv) in low and middle-income countries, lack of standardized assessments, infrastructure, consensus on when, how...
New study in BMC Psychology: rdcu.be/ed7Zd by @henda52, Christine Imms and myself.
In this study we dig into some methodological challenges relating to the measurement of subjective phenomena like mental health in children with NDD and how they contribute to... 1/3
risk of bias in longitudinal research. Take home message: "The methodological quality of future research can be increased by selecting conceptually clear scales developed for the population - preferably in the form of cognitively accessible self-reportscales - and... 2/3
adopting a multi-informant approach." 3/3
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