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Start exploring here! We hope this will be a useful resource to help you find the information you need about cerebral palsy and other childhood-onset disabilities. We want to help you to find answers to your questions – so please let us know what else you would like us to cover. Here we are presenting videos, summaries, research information and other resources.
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Family-friendly Books
Discover our collection of family-friendly books featuring accessible, research-based insights. These titles include the perspectives of families and individuals with lived experience, offering valuable guidance while supporting parents on their journey.
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We have selected a range of chapters from our books, offering helpful insights and practical tips. Our chapters summaries highlight key points. View the full chapter to explore each topic in more depth.
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The Knowledge Bank
Explore the answers to your questions here. Find out more about conditions, treatments, interventions, and all aspects of care. Follow signposts to find more in-depth, evidence-based information from Mac Keith Press content, as well as other great sources of knowledge.
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Plain Language Summaries
Plain language summaries are an effective way of communicating scientific research to a wider audience. By presenting the key findings and significance of a study in easy-to-understand language, the content becomes more accessible to more people. Here we present summaries of papers published in Developmental Medicine & Child Neurology (DMCN).
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Helpful Videos
Here you will find a collection of short videos from authors and editors summarising their work. They cover Developmental Medicine & Child Neurology (DMCN) articles, Mac Keith Press books and e-learning. The aim of the videos is to help viewers get a clear understanding of why the research is important, how it was carried out, and real-world implications.
Gillette Children’s Healthcare Series
The goal of the Gillette Children’s Healthcare Series is to empower families through a greater understanding of their condition and therefore help optimize outcomes for children, adolescents and adults living with these childhood-acquired and largely lifelong conditions.

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The Knowledge Bank
Explore the answers to your questions here. Find out more about conditions, treatments, interventions, and all aspects of care. Follow signposts to find more in-depth, evidence-based information from Mac Keith Press content, as well as other great sources of knowledge.
Can you recommend some good resources relating to cerebral palsy in Canada?
We suggest you check out CanChild’s website.
Is there an international cerebral palsy organisation of and for people with cerebral palsy?
We suggest you check out the International Cerebral Palsy Society.
Can you suggest a good source of general information about cerebral palsy in the USA?
We suggest you check out the Cerebral Palsy Foundation.
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Plain Language Summaries
Plain language summaries are an effective way of communicating scientific research to a wider audience. By presenting the key findings and significance of a study in easy-to-understand language, the content becomes more accessible to individuals with disabilities, parents, caregivers, and others. Here we present summaries of papers published in Developmental Medicine & Child Neurology (DMCN).
Helpful videos
Here you will find a collection of short videos from authors and editors summarising their work. They cover Developmental Medicine & Child Neurology (DMCN) articles, Mac Keith Press books and e-learning. The aim of the videos is to help viewers get a clear understanding of why the research is important, how it was carried out, and real-world implications.
UK research priority setting for childhood neurological conditions| Jill Cadwgan & Rhys Inward |DMCN
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