Effectiveness of the Serious Game 'Broodles' for Siblings of Children With Visual Impairment and/or Intellectual Disability
Healthy
About this trial
This is an interventional supportive care trial for Healthy focused on measuring siblings, visual impairment, intellectual disability, quality of life, well-being
Eligibility Criteria
Inclusion Criteria:
- Having a brother or sister with (strongly suspected) visual impairment and/or intellectual disability (0-17;11years old), with possibly other comorbid disabilities, disorders or illnesses.
- The brother or sister with a disability lives in the same house (at least part of the time)
- Living in the Netherlands or Flanders (Dutch speaking part of Belgium)
Exclusion Criteria:
- Having a disability, impairment or severe illness
- Brother or sister with VI and/or ID lives in a residential care facility on a full-time basis
- One or both parents have a disability, impairment or severe illness
- Not speaking the Dutch language
- No written consent from the participant and/or their legal representative
- Another sibling in the household is already included in the study. Only one sibling per household can participate in the study. The parents will decide which sibling will participate.
Sites / Locations
- VU University AmsterdamRecruiting
Arms of the Study
Arm 1
Arm 2
Experimental
No Intervention
Playing serious game 'Broodles'
Waitlist control group
The participants allocated to this group will play the newly developed serious game 'Broodles' after pre-test assessment. Children will play the serious game without the parent or the help of a caregiver. Parents and children will make complementary worksheets together and parents will read an information brochure. Concomitant care as usual is allowed during the study. A parent-child pair is labelled as one participant.
The participants allocated to this group will play the serious game 'Broodles' after follow-up assessment. Concomitant care as usual is allowed during the study.