Why Occupational Therapy?

Gordon, Beth

doi:10.1177/000841747003700402

Can J Occup Ther

1970

DOI: 10.1177/000841747003700402

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Why Occupational Therapy?

Beth Gordon¹

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The Functional Evaluation Test for Parkinsonian Patients in Occupational Therapy

Jenkins¹

2010

Australian Occupational Therapy Journal

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Aim of Study:To analyse each test item for relevance to functional and progressive assessment of Parkinsonian patients receiving therapy; and to prove the test was not time consuming to the therapist, by comparison with a complete A.D.L. assessment. FOREWORDFor the purpose of this study a comprehensive form of evaluation was designed. The value was tested, of each item as a means of progressive assessment, of Parkinsonian patients receiving Chemo-or Neurosurgical therapy. The information i n this study was based on the work done with a control group of forty normal people and a Parkinsonian group of eight, and provides ground work for future research. In a study of this size it was possible only to introduce general principles and there must necessarily be errors of omission. The emphasis throughout, was on the speed and practical aspects of each item, with respect to assessment and on relation to Activities of Daily Living

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The Functional Evaluation Test for Parkinsonian Patients in Occupational Therapy

Jenkins¹

2010

Australian Occupational Therapy Journal

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Research and Occupational Therapy

Hunter

1976

Can J Occup Ther

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The quality and quantity of research in occupational therapy remains in its infancy. The following article is based on a study carried out in the spring of 1974, the objectives of which were to examine the role and function of the occupational therapist in clinical research, to identify areas in which occupational therapists have been involved in research and to examine the attitudes of registered therapists towards research.

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