Occupational science : the foundation for new models of practice
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Occupational science : the foundation for new models of practice
(Occupational therapy in health care)
Haworth Press, c1989
- alk. paper
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Note
"... has also been published as Occupation therapy in health care, volume 6, number 4, 1989"--T.p. verso
Includes bibliographical references
Description and Table of Contents
Description
Representing one of the most visionary concepts about occupational therapy practice and education available today, Occupational Science: The Foundation for New Models of Practice introduces the notion of a basic science of occupation. Specifically, this provocative volume proposes that the profession of occupational therapy, in collaboration with other relevant scientific disciplines, develop a science of occupation that would provide a foundation for occupational therapy practice. The development of an occupational science is desirable since occupation and its meaning for and application to human life are unique to occupational therapy and embody the principles upon which the profession was founded. The forward-thinking authors discuss the relevance of this potential science, propose arguments for its acceptance and support by members of the profession, and provide illustrations that suggest its application in practice. Certain to provoke serious discussion among occupational therapists, this revolutionary book offers new potential and possibilities for the continuing growth of occupational therapy as a scientific discipline and as a profession. Occupational Science:
introduces the idea of a basic science of occupation which studies the human as an occupational being
demonstrates the application of occupational science to occupational therapy practice
provides innovative models of occupational therapy practice to improve the capacities of people who have chronic disability and to prevent incapacity in those at risk
Table of Contents
Contents Foreword
An Introduction to Occupational Science, A Foundation for Occupational Therapy in the 21st Century
Occupational Therapy Alone Has Looked Upon Occupation: Future Applications of Occupational Science to Pediatric Occupational Therapy
En Route to Adulthood: A High School Transition Program for Adolescents With Disabilities
A Descriptive Study of Daily Activities and Role Conflict in Single Adolescent Mothers
The Application of the Occupational Science Negative Heuristic in the Treatment of Persons With Human Immunodeficiency Infection
Occupational Therapists' Current Use of Independent Living Skills Training for Adults Inpatients Who Are Physically Disabled
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