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Occupational Therapy for Children (OCCUPATIONAL THERAPY FOR CHILDREN ( CASE-SMITH)) 4 reviews
Jane Case-Smith
Mosby, 2004
The book title says it all: "OT for Children"
This resource provides an overview of many conditions found in pediatric treatment. The reviews of developmental progressions of all ADLs, pre-writing, fine motor, gross motor, cognitive, and other skills are presented both in concise, outline form and in paragraph form for more details. All chapters are well-organized, and focused on OT practice, while the section by Exner on the Development ...
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Occupational Therapy for Physical Dysfunction 4 reviews
Lippincott Williams & Wilkins, 2007
"OT for Phys Dys" was a survival tool
OT for Physical Dysfunction proved to be indispensible both in school and in practice. This text has practice skills in assessment and treatment organized for use in problem-based and in evidence-based learning courses. Treatment principles are outlined with actual therapy techniques, sample documentation and specific information to treat different diagnoses with photos. Absolutely my ...
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Documenting Occupational Therapy Practice1 review
Karen M. Sames
Prentice Hall, 2004
Hate Documentation?
Excellent book to get you through the drudgery of documentation. Easy to understand and great examples of what to write in your clinical documentation.
Recommended!
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Willard and Spackman's Occupational Therapy1 review
Lippincott Williams & Wilkins, 2008
Bible for Occuapational therapy!
This is one of the most important book you will ever have as an occupational therapist. It's the only book you would need to get through the OTR(Occupational Therapy Registration) exam.
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Pedretti's Occupational Therapy: Practice Skills for Physical Dysfunction (Occupational Therapy Skills for ...2 reviews
Mosby, 2006
A must for occupational therapy practitioners...
Here it is. The latest update for physical disability science within occupational therapy. Whether you are a current student in need of another source, or an experienced practitioner with a desire to go back and check the basics. This updated book will have more than one topic to get you up to speed. I love it, and frequently reference it. It's also nice to know that added emphasis is placed on ...
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The Conditions in Occupational Therapy: Effect on Occupational Performance (Spiral Manual Series) 6 reviews
Lippincott Williams & Wilkins, 2006
From a Student Perspective
I am taking my Adult Physical Dysfunction class right now and almost every diagnosis in the book is one that we are studying. The case studies throughout the book are very helpful and BEST of all, the book gives an Occupational Performance Profile to let me (as a beginning OT) know which performance areas and components are being affected for each specific patient. It is a wonderful book.
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Psychosocial Occupational Therapy: A Clinical Practice2 reviews
Elizabeth Cara, Anne MacRae
Delmar Cengage Learning, 2004
Great reference for psychopathology
We're using this book as our text for a psychopathology class. It's really easy to read, is concise, and it offers logical & pratical OT interventions for each dx presented. Even OT students who have already completed a course in abnormal psych will find that this book is relevent and useful.
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Conceptual Foundations of Occupational Therapy2 reviews
Gary Kielhofner, L. Faota
F. A. Davis Company, 2004
The new 2004 edition
This book is a must have for new OTs trying to understand theory and OT. Simple, clear, learned lots about different models- from SI to biomechanical to MOHO.... The new 2004 edition is even better, because it has extra chapters on important issues in our field and pictures make it less tedious to read.
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Quick Reference to Occupational Therapy4 reviews
Kathlyn L. Reed
Pro-Ed, 2000
Good resource for diagnosis information and protocols.
As an American OTR living and practicing in Japan, I need to have a quick reference for the many diagnoses that I am presented with daily. Without the benefit of other therapists to consult with, I am continually looking to this book for a starting place. A good resource for experienced practitioners and a must-own for beginning therapists. Now if there was only an updated edition?
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Group Dynamics in Occupational Therapy: The Theoretical Basis and Practice Application of Group Intervention2 reviews
Marilyn B. Cole
Slack Incorporated, 2005
This book saved me from failing my clinical affiliation
This is an excellent book for occupational therapy students in the classroom and clinical settings. It list examples of group activities outlining the seven stage group format at the same time implementing the various frames of references. This book saved me and I would recommend it to every student.
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Kineseology for Occupational Therapy
Melinda Rybski
Slack Incorporated, 2003
Kinesiology for Occupational Therapy helps occupational therapists manage each step of the kinesiology continuum from problem identification of client musculoskeletal factors to the final stage of selecting appropriate intervention strategies. To help bridge the gap from classroom to clients, a comprehensive analysis of normal human movement is included. Read specific explanations of how movements are produced at specific joints throughout ...
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Research in Occupational Therapy: Methods of Inquiry for Enhancing Practice
Gary Kielhofner
F. A. Davis Company, 2006
"A comprehensive research methodology text that bridges the gap between theorists and practitioners. Emphasis is placed on the relevance and logic of research to provide a practical, demystified approach to help you shape your practice. Examples throughout the text are specific to OT - other similarly comprehensive research texts use either generic health examples or examples from another field. Covers all aspects of systematic inquiry including ...
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Occupational Therapy Evaluation for Children: A Pocket Guide
Shelley E Mulligan
Lippincott Williams & Wilkins, 2003
The purpose of this book is to provide occupational therapy fieldwork students and novice practitioners with a quick guide to evaluation for children. This book will help students and practitioners perform efficient but comprehensive evaluations. Features include a step-by-step guide to the evaluation process, guidelines for selecting appropriate standardized and non-standardized tests, practical advice for meeting documentation requirements, ...
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Occupational Safety and Health for Technologists, Engineers, and Managers 5 reviews
David L. Goetsch
Prentice Hall, 2007
A tremendous book
The above reviewer will obviously have occupational health issues, because smoking weed while writing reviews will cause one to be disoriented, lose their balance, and possibly fall off a 100 story construction site beam. This is an amazing book. While covering all of the topics in depth, this book is also easy to read, presenting the material in a fashion that allows the reader to recieve a ...
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Occupational Therapy Examination Review Guide, Third Edition18 reviews
Caryn R. Johnson, Arlene Lorch, ...
F. A. Davis Company, 2006
Best study tool for the OT exam
I used this, the NBCOT study guide, and the OT Review and Study Guide from International Educational Resources to study for my exam. This was by far the most effective tool to study with. The questions were similar to the ones on the exam, and the explanation of the answers was thorough. I passed! I recommend this book!
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Play in Occupational Therapy for Children1 review
L. Diane Parham, Linda S. Fazio
Mosby, 2007
A pleasure to work with
Thank you for the book. I received it in a reasonable amount of time and it was in great condition
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Leading & Managing Occupational Therapy Services: An Evidence-based Approach
Brent, Ph.D. Braveman
F. A. Davis Company, 2005
This text is the first designed specifically to follow the outline and accompany the presentation of the Management course, now required for all MOT and Baccalaureate OT programs. Its primary goal is to introduce students to the use of theory, research and evidence in guiding their practice as future occupational therapy managers. As most occupational therapists are becoming familiar with the concepts of evidence-based practice as it ...
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Frames of Reference for Pediatric Occupational Therapy2 reviews
Paula Kramer, Jim Hinojosa
Lippincott Williams & Wilkins, 1999
An excellent resource
This book provides an excellent guide for moving from theory to practice! Each frame of reference is clearly delineated and the application to practice section of each frame of reference demonstrates how it can be used. It is a critical resource for providing theory based interventions. Good background information is provided for becoming a good, well rounded pediatric practitioner.
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Occupational Therapy Practice Framework: Domain and Process3 reviews
Aota
Aota Press, 2002
Excellent condition
This was in superior condition and got it promptly after I ordered it, thank you!!!
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Occupational Outlook Handbook, 2008-2009 (Occupational Outlook Handbook (Jist Works))1 review
JIST Works, 2008
The Encyclopedia of Career Information
I've used various editions of the OOH for 20 years. It is a central tool for those looking for information about careers and jobs out there ... rich detail, much data on occupational projections and salaries, but not to the point of being mind-numbing (which would be easy to do.) On the other extreme, much of the career literature & reference material is simplistic, basic, or paternalizing and ...
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