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Full-Text Articles in Occupational Therapy
Does Dance-Based Therapy Improve Balance And Mobility In Older Adults?, Emily Ann Dodge, Florina Mendoza-Battle, Tanya Elesia Orgill, Kitsum Li
Does Dance-Based Therapy Improve Balance And Mobility In Older Adults?, Emily Ann Dodge, Florina Mendoza-Battle, Tanya Elesia Orgill, Kitsum Li
Occupational Therapy | Critically Appraised Papers Series
This study explores the effects of dance-based therapy on balance and mobility in older adults living in an AIP facility.
For Community-Dwelling Older Adults With Functional Limitations, Does An Occupational Therapy Home Modification Intervention Program That Includes The Provision Of Adaptive Equipment And/Or Architectural Renovations To The Home Help Improve Occupational Performance And Satisfaction With The Ability To Perform Everyday Activities?, Sarah Jane Dequis Calub, Matthew Jordan Carlson, Monica Fernandez, Kitsum Li
For Community-Dwelling Older Adults With Functional Limitations, Does An Occupational Therapy Home Modification Intervention Program That Includes The Provision Of Adaptive Equipment And/Or Architectural Renovations To The Home Help Improve Occupational Performance And Satisfaction With The Ability To Perform Everyday Activities?, Sarah Jane Dequis Calub, Matthew Jordan Carlson, Monica Fernandez, Kitsum Li
Occupational Therapy | Critically Appraised Papers Series
Determine the effect of an occupational therapy home modification intervention program on occupational performance and self-reported levels of satisfaction of occupational performance.
Improving Functional Outcomes For Children And Adolescents With Anxiety Related Disorders Through Occupational Thrapy : A Narrative Review ; Perceptions Of The Role Of Occupational Therapy In Community Child And Adolescent Mental Health Services (Camhs), Paula J. Anderson
Theses : Honours
Background/Aim: Children and adolescents experiencing anxiety find it challenging to maintain optimal occupational performance, thus the specific role of occupational therapy in the management of anxiety requires investigation. This narrative review examines the current available literature surrounding the use of occupational therapy approaches for children and adolescents experiencing anxiety.
Methods: Academic journals as well as a variety of sources were considered, due to the paucity of literature surrounding this topic. Articles were included if they discussed the occupational therapy role in treatment of children experiencing anxiety symptoms, including anxiety related disorders such as post traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) and obsessive …
Cognitive Assessment In The Acute Care Patient Postoperative Craniotomy, Melissa Carmody Motrl/L, Mscs, C/Ndt, Sandra M. Tremblay Pt, Ms, Cws, Mscs
Cognitive Assessment In The Acute Care Patient Postoperative Craniotomy, Melissa Carmody Motrl/L, Mscs, C/Ndt, Sandra M. Tremblay Pt, Ms, Cws, Mscs
Department of Medicine
No abstract provided.
Progressive Extra-Oral Static/Dynamic Splint, Lisa Lepage Otr/L, Brian Graeff Ms, Otr/L
Progressive Extra-Oral Static/Dynamic Splint, Lisa Lepage Otr/L, Brian Graeff Ms, Otr/L
Department of Medicine
No abstract provided.
The Impact Of Baby Sign On Motor Development In Typically Developing Infants And Toddlers, Melissa Garcia
The Impact Of Baby Sign On Motor Development In Typically Developing Infants And Toddlers, Melissa Garcia
Open Access Theses & Dissertations
"Baby Sign is an augmentative communication approach that teaches babies keyword signing that they can use to communicate before they talk." (Sneddon 2003). Baby sign has become popular among parents of infants as a means to communicate before the child can verbally express wants and needs. Programs and classes are now becoming available in many areas of the country to help teach parents basic signs to use with their children. This study aimed to assess the impact of baby
sign on motor development in typically developing infants. The study found that the impact of baby sign language on motor development …
A Model Of Management Learning For Occupational Therapists In Small Business In Australia, Jeannine Millsteed
A Model Of Management Learning For Occupational Therapists In Small Business In Australia, Jeannine Millsteed
Theses: Doctorates and Masters
This research sought to identify factors that contribute to occupational therapists developing management competencies when they become small business owners providing professional clinical services. This is an important for several reasons and precipitated by the Australian government’s introduction of incentives that encourage health professions to move from employment in public hospitals into the private sector, coupled with a recognition that occupational therapists receive no formal business training in their professional education, and the reported high levels of business failure in the small business sector. A review of the literature established the value of small business to the Australian economy, growth …