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- Case Study | Community Urgent Care
By Jamie Grant, Occupational Therapist; Director, The Occupational Therapy Hub [Written following intervention in 2019] 'Dorothy' Follow-up home visit, by Occupational Therapist, Urgent Care Team. This progress and goal achievement has been aided by the occupational therapist's therapeutic use of care provision Await start date of reablement (support workers) and community rehabilitation team (occupational therapists and physiotherapists).
- Case Study | Clinical Reasoning: Home or Hospital?
By Jamie Grant, Occupational Therapist; Director, The Occupational Therapy Hub Service type/setting: Assessment type: Initial, completed by an Occupational Therapist and Nurse. The team discussed options of hospital admission (to provide short-term support, therapy and clinical Venepuncture Blood taken by registered nurse, on visit with the Occupational Therapist. The Occupational Therapist feels that - with repeat visits in the short-term - Claire may be able to
- What is a Mental Health Practitioner?
As Occupational Therapists (OTs) have expanded their role across different settings, there is still misunderstanding The research supports the role of developing positive occupations and coping strategies through enhancing Occupational injustice can occur when a person is denied, excluded from or deprived of opportunity to pursue meaningful occupations; thus limiting independence and life satisfaction. Occupational beings have the basic human right and need to participate in meaningful occupations for
- My Driving Journey So Far
When The Occupational Therapy Hub asked me to share this piece with them I was more than willing to get Side note: This assessment was carried out by an occupational therapist - just thought I’d mention it
- How to Actually Put Research into Practice
How do we as Occupational Therapists (OTs) find what we need for our specific clients, in a time-sensitive practising OT, I had a notepad or sticky note taped to my computer and would write questions as they occurred Find relevant articles that are legitimate This is the part where I have heard from many occupational therapists that it is where they get stuck; not only accessing the articles, but finding if they are
- Adapting a living space to overcome architectural barriers
To help Occupational Therapists understand the different types of lift products available and the ease Reaching short distances (up to 1.25 metres) Most Occupational Therapists will have experienced the issue The Flexstep attracted a big crowd at a recent OTAC exhibition; Occupational Therapists liked the versatility Screw and nut or hydraulic Another consideration for Occupational Therapists to be aware of is that there Hydraulic platform lifts are quieter and occupy less space within a property for the lift shaft; this
- Introducing Fasting during Ramadan for Neurodiverse Children
As a Muslim occupational therapist, who works with neurodiverse children, I have personal and professional Here are several tips that parents can use to introduce fasting to their children - or occupational therapists
- A Day in the Life of an OT working in an Ambulance Service
Falls and Frailty response service - An Advanced Specialist Occupational Therapist from Royal Berkshire The occupational therapist will then gather information and complete an initial assessment. In addition to this, the occupational therapist can prescribe equipment, either from the van or order does need to be admitted, completed assessments will be handed over to the Frailty Practitioner or Occupational Therapist in Royal Berkshire Hospital Emergency Department, to reduce the patient’s length of stay.
- A Day in the Life of an OT on a Neurosurgery Ward
By Bai-Ou He, Occupational Therapist Practising in London, UK (Band 6) Occupational therapists (OTs) The main role for therapists at this meeting is to identify if patients are safe for therapy intervention At 9am, the ward therapy team meet for a handover and allocation of patients. It is agreed that we should arrange a family session for the coming week to optimise therapy. Lunch is at 1pm and we all head to the therapy staff room for some time away from the ward.
- Supervision and the three R's: Reflection, Reframing and Resilience
Over the last couple of supervisions I have carried out, with a wide range of occupational therapists Occupational Therapists I work with tell me that the freedom that brings is incredible, it's different Think about how you relax, how you keep your occupational balance?
- A Reflective Account of the Social Prescriber role, through COVID-19
A newsletter presentation by Chantelle Martin, Occupational Therapist and Social Prescriber [NB.
- Everything you need to know to start practicing a body scan
As an occupational therapist (OT) working with people with invisible health challenges, I've found mindfulness the first week of my course for OTs, the new participants in Deepen Your Practice: Mindfulness for Occupational Therapists are invited to practice the body scan daily.
- Sensory Processing Sensitivity and the OT
As occupational therapists, our goal is to provide the most beneficial environment for our clients to Since SPS affects 20-30% of the global population, it also affects occupational therapists; one out of Lynn Festa, OTR, CHT, CDWF is an Occupational Therapist who lives in Lenox, MA, USA.
- Achievable Fatigue Management Techniques
By Pam Clarke, Expert Hand & Rehabilitation Therapist, The OT Practice Introduction Fatigue is a common As part of the assessment process, the occupational therapist (OT) will work collaboratively with the This must be acknowledged and respected by the therapist and not compared to other clients, whose injury Instead, the therapist must work in collaboration with their client and their family to promote understanding While working collaboratively, the therapist must also ensure that underpinning any intervention is the
- Tactile Defensiveness: more than just itchy scratchy
Diana is an occupational therapist and the founder of The Sensory Toolbox, a place for education and
- Attempting to make some sense and sort through Sensory Processing Disorder (SPD)
activities, or assist us through completing non preferred tasks, support and skilled guidance from an Occupational Therapist could be a total game changer in terms of ameliorating difficulties, to ultimately facilitate By Genevieve Engleman MS, CFWE, OTR/L March 2021 Genevieve Engleman is an Occupational Therapist providing
- Neuroplasticity
I think that the value of occupation on memory is rarely promoted in my area of practice (mental health It is through enriching environments (e.g. learning opportunities), that neuroplasticity can occur.
- The role of Alexa in clinical practice
Virtual personal assistants such as Amazon’s ‘Alexa’ are changing the way people live and as Occupational Therapists (OT) this type of assistive technology provides an exciting opportunity to enhance our practice The OT may wish to add apps specific to their clients’ rehabilitation needs in order to assist therapy provision of apps to meet the individual’s rehabilitation needs and virtual monitoring of progress between therapy government-to-partner-with-amazon-alexa-to-offer-nhs-advice/20037111.article https://www.theottoolbox.com/2017/04/alexa-skills-for-therapy.htmlhttp
- Can sensory 'circuits' benefit older adults?
this type of activation, which makes them more alert and able to communicate which impacts on their occupational