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There're many outcome measures that you can use and I would encourage you to consider the Australian Therapy Outcome Measures for Occupational Therapy (AusTOMs) in your search.

The other module I am doing is introducing us to the meaning of occupation in Occupational Therapy, occupational science, models of disability, assessing activity and occupational performance.

I really enjoyed reading this article and getting back to the roots of occupational therapy, promoting engagement in such meaningful occupation.

So what sort of hobbies (occupations) do you take part in, what are your academic/vocational strengths I would also recommend demonstrating your understanding of Occupational therapy as we like to know that

Our service is an information platform for the occupational therapy community, rather than for patients

Hi Jane, I have recently practiced in paediatric occupational therapy with children who have learning

Hi @Maddie Post - I don't work in this area of occupational therapy, but it might be worth you having related past month of The OT Journal Club: 'The role of Pelvic Floor Muscle Training in Women's Health Occupational Therapy' - https://www.theothub.com/forum/the-ot-journal-club/the-role-of-pelvic-floor-muscle-training-in-women-s-health-occupational-therapy

The integration of rehabilitation robotics, VR, AR, and gamification in occupational therapy is revolutionary This systematic review highlights the potential of exoskeleton-aided therapy, especially when combined By bridging the gap between clinical and home settings, occupational therapists can improve patient outcomes and the authors' meticulous methodology following PRISMA guidelines make it a valuable resource for occupational therapists.

This involved 5 weeks of multidisciplinary support - by OTs, physios (physical therapists in the US) case-study-stroke-rehabilitation-assessment-and-upper-limb-intervention www.theothub.com/blog/case-study-stroke-rehabilitation-constraint-induced-movement-therapy-cimt www.theothub.com/blog/case-study-stroke-rehabilitation-interventions-and-limitations-of-occupational-therapy

(Occupational Therapy Community Facebook group) Hope these perspectives are helpful! Jamie

Felicity, in the Hub's Occupational Therapy Community Facebook group: "In Australia you have to be super

Just passing on a few comments that others have left across The Occupational Therapy Hub's social media

Occupational Therapy certainly chose me and I have often said that I think of my profession as a calling You see, when I think about my journey as an occupational therapist, I can't help but sense that it was

Functional Independence Measure/Functional Assessment Measure (FIM-FAM) In terms of texts, I found Occupational Therapy and Stroke (edited by Judi Edmans et al) very easy to pick up and read...

Hello, are those books still available?

Thanks for sharing these books with fellow Members @Kathryn Lowe As per the guidelines, please provide some more info to interested viewers of your post: * Condition of books (e.g. new, good, minor wear-and-tear) * Your locality (general region and country) / country(ies) you are happy to post to * Price you are selling at * Postage or shipping included? * Your contact details - options: > Provide your email address > Provide a social media handle/profile name for direct messaging > Indicate you can be contacted directly via the Hub's Chat feature. To message a Member, hover over their name, or click the Chat icon (bottom right of every page).

self-actualisation' finding highlights our core skills and identity as OTs in using walking as a meaningful occupation I think that this study helps evidence the specific value of meaningful occupation which we sometimes

The articles raises a good point of meeting the skills of the patient with the occupational/activity

activity analysis, play, parenting, human connection, meaningful & purposeful activity

I work with one non-white occupational therapist (see point 3) 3. I currently work with one black occupational therapist 4. recently came across a great (new) YouTuber, @Shoneia Jones, whom the Hub has shared content from in its Therapy Here's one of her most recent videos, on occupational injustice: Occupational Injustice & It's Impact

In the meantime, have you had a look at our A Career in Occupational Therapy page?

I'm the Team Lead Occupational Therapist at the Royal Papworth Hospital and would love to share learning

Thank you for the suggestions. I'll have a look 😊

Interesting question @lagalvin1 - This is something you could map out physically on paper with a patient/client, but it sounds like you would like an objective or subjective (self-assessed) measure. We'll highlight your post to fellow Hub Members, to prompt ideas... [Below - a related graphic covering a definition]

I'm an occupational therapist working a specialist community substance use service in Wales (UK). Strategies and interventions: I have found the use of the 'model of human occupation' to be a good fit I use several of the assessment tools including role checklist, occupational self assessment and the with service users with alcohol related brain damage (ARBD) when there is the need to assess their occupational

" * Mary ('Occupational Therapy Community' Facebook group): "> Full thickness are present in 1/5 elderly " *  Nancy ('Occupational Therapy Community' Facebook group): "Absolutely you can start gentle motion

The Evidence-Based Practice for Occupational Therapists looks like it would be a really useful book and

In terms of methodology I would critique a lack of outcome measures to provide quantitative data outcomes. While qualitative data gives rich data it would help develop reliability.

Great topic! Thank you very much for hosting @Ellie Dixon. We'll get promoting this Journal Club next week and in our September Newsletter. Fellow Members: Add your thoughts, experiences and/or analyses here, to support your CPD!

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