Using Rock Climbing for Recreation among Youth with Type 1 Diabetes: Evaluating the REACH Program

This study examined the impact of a rock climbing program on youth with type 1 diabetes. The study utilized a mixed-methods quasi-experimental research design to measure subscales of the American Camp Association Youth Outcomes Battery on independence, perceived competence, and friendship skill. Pre...

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Published in:Journal of outdoor recreation, education, and leadership education, and leadership, 2021, Vol.13 (2), p.67
Main Authors: Allen, Asiah, Hill, Eddie, Williams, Rowan, Viglietta, Christina, Miles, Deborah
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Adolescents
Camps
Comparative Analysis
Competence
Diabetes
Evidence Based Practice
Friendship
Health Promotion
Measures (Individuals)
Outcomes of Education
Personal Autonomy
Physical Activities
Pilot Projects
Pretests Posttests
Program Descriptions
Program Effectiveness
Recreational Activities
Wellness
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Camps
Comparative Analysis
Competence
Diabetes
Evidence Based Practice
Friendship
Health Promotion
Measures (Individuals)
Outcomes of Education
Personal Autonomy
Physical Activities
Pilot Projects
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Program Descriptions
Program Effectiveness
Recreational Activities
Wellness
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