The Roles of occupational therapists in continuity of care
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Bibliographic Information
The Roles of occupational therapists in continuity of care
（Occupational therapy in health care）
Haworth Press, c1985
Available at 3 libraries
Note
"Published also as Occupational therapy in health care, v. 2, no. 1, spring 1985"--t.p. verso
Includes bibliographies
Description and Table of Contents
Description
This authoritative book explores specific strategies that OTs use to facilitate the successful transfer of their patients to home and community.
Table of Contents
Contents From Another Perspective: An Overview of the Issue
After Treatment What? New Roles for Occupational Therapists in the Community
Are You Ready? Discharge Planning and Occupational Therapy in an Acute Psychiatric Setting
The Home Visit: A Step From Hospital to Home
Home Care Occupational Therapy: A Vital Link to Independence
Family Stroke Education: Increasing Patient and Family Involvement in Rehabilitation
Occupational Therapy Care of Rheumatic Disease Patients: A Follow-Up
The Effects of Program Termination on Community Participation by Developmentally Disabled Adults: A Follow-Up Study
Options for Placement: A New Resource for Finding Long-Term Care
Independent Living Programs: Bridges From Hospital to Community
Work Related Programs in Occupational Therapy: A Renaissance
Industry and Injuries: Arena for Occupational Therapists
Community: The Un-Tapped Resource in Occupational Therapy Program Development and Maintenance
Practice Watch: Things to Think About: Competitive Sports for the Disabled Athlete: A Challenge to Excellence
Something New and Useful . . . The Sit-Straight Cushion: Innovation in Geriatric Seating
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