Anthropology, Occupational Therapy, and Action Research

Mattingly, Cheryl; Gillette, Nedra P.

doi:10.5014/ajot.45.11.972

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“…Secondly, by identifying or coding key reflection points participants were, in essence, involved in the initial stages of data analysis. These innovations, while unique to this study, were based on ideas about collaborative inquiry espoused by Heron (1985) and Mattingly and Gillette (1991).…”

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Clinical Reasoning in Community Occupational Therapy

Munroe¹

1996

British Journal of Occupational Therapy

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A qualitative research study was undertaken In order to ascertain the scope and nature of clinical reasoning In community occupational therapy. Thirty occupational therapists based in social work depart· ments in Scotland participated In this study, which required them to describe the content and meaning of their thinking during routine Interventions with clients and carers living In their own homes.The findings Indicated that the participants adopted patterns of reasoning that consisted of three elements: reflection, decision making and reasoning. Refiectloi'Hn-actlon was commonplace during the home visits, while decision making was found to be concerned more with Interactive than with technical or procedural issues. Reasoning was relativistic or pragmatic In response to contextual Influences. In addition, It was found that the respondents tended to use coded meaning when explaining their thlnkln••. Which ' , may In part account for the difficulties In articulating the reasoning that underpins clinical action. These , , 'Issues are discussed In the context of current research on thinking.

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Clinical Reasoning in Community Occupational Therapy

Munroe¹

1996

British Journal of Occupational Therapy

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“…O que se quer acessar são aspectos implícitos da prática, dos quais os profissionais não necessariamente têm consciência (MATTINGLY; GILLETTE, 1991;UNSWORTH, 2005).…”

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Reflexões sobre a investigação do raciocínio clínico em terapia ocupacional em saúde mental: o caso do Método Terapia Ocupacional Dinâmica

Marcolino

2014

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Resumo: O estudo sobre raciocínio clínico financiado pela Associação Americana de Terapia Ocupacional/AOTA e pela Fundação Americana de Terapia Ocupacional/AOTF no final da década de 1980, nos Estados Unidos, inaugurou a produção científica no tema e ofereceu um arcabouço inicial para a compreensão e a condução dos casos clínicos em Terapia Ocupacional. A maioria das pesquisas da área tem se preocupado com a investigação dos processos de raciocínio e aponta para a necessidade de se compreender o conteúdo dos pensamentos clínicos, ou como, a partir de seus referenciais, os terapeutas ocupacionais agem e elaboram hipóteses, de modo a produzir uma teoria explicativa. Nessa direção, esse ensaio apresenta resultados de duas pesquisas da autora interessada em compreender aspectos do raciocínio clínico de terapeutas ocupacionais que atuam a partir dos referenciais do Método Terapia Ocupacional Dinâmica/MTOD, evidenciando aproximações e distanciamentos no que se conhece sobre o raciocínio diagnóstico e o procedimental. A discussão traz à tona a necessidade de ampliar a produção de pesquisas dessa natureza, em especial junto aos profissionais brasileiros, bem como de divulgar o estudo desse tema na formação inicial e continuada de terapeutas ocupacionais. In this direction, this article presents the results of two studies from the author focused on understanding aspects of clinical reasoning of occupational therapists who work sustained by Occupational Therapy Dynamic Method/ MTOD, highlighting similarities and differences on diagnostic and procedural reasoning. The discussion points out need to expand the production of this type of research, in particular with Brazilian professionals, as well as the dissemination and study of this subject in the initial and continuing training of occupational therapists. Palavras-chave:

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“…Justification for a research approach with cultural 19 , historical 17 and archival 18 dimensions was endorsed by established researchers 20 .…”

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A decade of creative occupation: The production of a youth arts archive in a hospital site

Denshire

1996

Journal of Occupational Science

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Anthropology, Occupational Therapy, and Action Research

Cited by 43 publications

References 3 publications

Clinical Reasoning in Community Occupational Therapy

Clinical Reasoning in Community Occupational Therapy

Reflexões sobre a investigação do raciocínio clínico em terapia ocupacional em saúde mental: o caso do Método Terapia Ocupacional Dinâmica

A decade of creative occupation: The production of a youth arts archive in a hospital site

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