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Occupational Therapy: Enabling Function and Well-Being, Second Edition includes a chapter on measurement of outcomes in occupational therapy from clinical and program evaluation standpoints, chapters on meaning of occupations and on health promotion and prevention of disability, as well as a case studies included within chapters. There is also a new section on decision-making for intervention that integrates recent work on clinical reasoning by occupational therapists. A greater focus is devoted to combining ...
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Occupational Therapy: Enabling Function and Well-Being, Second Edition includes a chapter on measurement of outcomes in occupational therapy from clinical and program evaluation standpoints, chapters on meaning of occupations and on health promotion and prevention of disability, as well as a case studies included within chapters. There is also a new section on decision-making for intervention that integrates recent work on clinical reasoning by occupational therapists. A greater focus is devoted to combining theoretical, assessment, and intervention information in individual chapters addressing components of performance.

The book contains predominantly color illustrations, with some black-and-white illustrations.

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  • ISBN-13: 9781556423628
  • Publisher: SLACK, Incorporated
  • Publication date: 1/1/1998
  • Edition number: 1
  • Pages: 256
  • Product dimensions: 8.70 (w) x 11.30 (h) x 0.40 (d)

Table of Contents

Dedication
First Edition Acknowledgments
Contributing Authors
Foreword
Preface
Ch. 1 Understanding Occupation: Definitions and Concepts 2
Ch. 2 The Occupational Therapy Context: Philosophy- Principles- Practice 26
Ch. 3 Person-Environment Occupational Performance: A Conceptual Model for Practice 46
Ch. 4 Theoretical Contexts for the Practice of Occupational Therapy 72
Ch. 5 Occupational Performance Assessment 104
Ch. 6 Diagnostic Reasoning: The Process of Problem Identification 136
Ch. 7 Clinical Reasoning: Informed Decision Making for Practice 158
Ch. 8 Implementing Neuroscience Principles to Support Habilitation and Recovery 182
Ch. 9 Movement Related Problems 234
Ch. 10 Promoting Health and Physical Fitness 256
Ch. 11 Meeting the Challenges of Cognitive Disabilities 288
Ch. 12 Coping with Psychological and Emotional Challenges 312
Ch. 13 The Role of the Physical Environment in Occupational Performance 336
Ch. 14 Meaning and Occupation 362
Ch. 15 The Influence of the Social Environment on the Social Participation of People with Disabilities 378
Ch. 16 Achieving Occupational Goals: The Social Effects of Stigma 392
Ch. 17 Social Support and Occupational Therapy 410
Ch. 18 Occupational Competence Across the Life Span 428
Ch. 19 Adaptation 458
Ch. 20 Assistive Technology 482
Ch. 21 Meeting the Challenges of Disability: Models for Enabling Function and Well-Being 508
Ch. 22 Prevention of Disability and Maintenance of Health 530
Ch. 23 The Effect of Occupational Therapy on Function and Well-Being 556
App. A Uniform Terminology, Third Edition 577
App. B Resources 583
App. C General Guidelines for Stages of Practice (CAOT) 585
App. D Code of Ethics (CAOT) 589
Glossary 591
Index of Assessment Approaches 607
Index 609
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