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Aplicabilidad de juegos a niños con necesidades de salud especiales

Bastos DJR, Borges PF, Evangelista CI

Idioma: Español
Referencias bibliográficas: 40
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RESUMEN

Introducción: Niños con necesidades de salud especiales pueden ser vistos con frecuencia con poco potencial para participar en juegos y jugar con su familia y cuidadores profesionales. Sin embargo, el desafío radica en saber qué actividades lúdicas son apropiadas para este grupo de niños.
Objetivo: Seleccionar evidencia sobre juegos con potencial de aplicación a niños con necesidades especiales de salud en entornos hospitalarios y domiciliarios.
Métodos: Revisión integrativa de la literatura cuya búsqueda se realizó en diciembre de 2020 en las fuentes de información en salud de MEDLINE vía PubMED; LILACS a través de las bases de datos BVS y PsycoInfo; Scopus y SciELO.
Conclusión: Jugar es un derecho y una necesidad de los niños, independientemente del tipo de limitación que presenten, y ellos pueden sumarse a juegos que no desencadenen complicaciones en su salud.


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