Influence of Adaptive Water Sports Programs on Quality of Life Perceptions for People with Disabilities: A Feasibility Study

Authors

Joanna Cosbey
Jason Jackson
William Meyer

Document Type

Poster

Publication Date

4-8-2015

Abstract

This research sought to examine the relationship between participation in adapted water sports events and QoL. Additionally it sought to analyze the feasibility of the data collection methods from participants involved in adaptive water sport activities. In general, QoL remained the same after AWSP participation and participant surveys did not produce statistically significant information. The analysis of feasibility data collected indicated a need for better recruitment strategies, survey design, and timing of survey distribution.

Comments

Poster presented at University of New Mexico Occupational Therapy Graduate Program research day; Sponsored by the University of New Mexico Occupational Therapy Graduate Program

Recommended Citation

Cosbey, Joanna; Jason Jackson; and William Meyer. "Influence of Adaptive Water Sports Programs on Quality of Life Perceptions for People with Disabilities: A Feasibility Study." (2015). https://digitalrepository.unm.edu/ot/4