Results
Eighteen pediatric patients (50% female, age 1.9-17.8 years) participated in SPRINT, and 11 parents and 4 children completed questionnaires. Common diagnoses included leukemia and lymphoma (N=9, 50%) and central nervous system tumor (N=6, 33%). Deconditioning (N=18, 100%) and peripheral neuropathy (N=8, 44.4%) were common rehabilitation diagnoses. Significant gains were found in tasks in self-care and mobility domains of PEDI (all p <0.05), as well as functional expression in social function domain (p =0.03). No adverse events related to SPRINT participation were identified. There was no significant difference between pre- and post-SPRINT questionnaire responses.