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    which they occur (Thompson & Kent, 2014). Environments can shape occupational participation and help provide appropriate services for clients to promote occupational performance. There is a direct correlation between a person and the environment (Beagan, 2015). The way a person’s life intertwines with the dimensions of culture and environment can be positive or negative, due to barriers or opportunities they are afforded. Occupational therapists work with people to address these barriers and…

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    Everyday, someone, somewhere has a chance of getting injured. Seeking for help, many people come to see a physical therapist, also known as a “PT” for short. Physical Therapists help all types of patients no matter the age to become even stronger than they were before getting injured. Part of becoming a PT is having: self control, dependability, integrity, and concern for others. Physical therapists' services have a positive impact on health-related quality of life. A Physical Therapist carries…

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    life. After her hospitalization, the patient has been receiving occupational therapy services at a skilled nursing facility. The rehab program will last for 12 weeks addressing any deficits so that that patient can be functionally independent again. The patient is currently on the third week of the rehabilitation program. Current level of function: Right…

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    that are experiencing musculoskeletal pain and are at risk of a delayed recovery leading to longer absence from work, restriction in function and pain. (Hocking, McAuley & Maher 2008; Sattelmayer, Lorenz, Roder & Hilfiger, 2011). OMPQ is used by occupational therapist’s with clients who are effected by pain problems that are resulting in decreased performance at work and/or increase work absence (Brown 2008). The assessment tool is a self-administered questionnaire containing 25 questions. 21…

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    these kids never had an opportunity to go to a school or receive basic education. I worked closely with the educators and social worker to enroll these kids at a local school and provide housing at a local orphanage. Furthermore, my role as an occupational therapist was to assess these kids for learning disability, post-traumatic stress disorder, mental and/or physical disability, and provide interventions to help them succeed in their life. Some of these children had been through physical…

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    your personal and/or professional experiences. The philosophy of the University of Toledo 's occupational therapy program strongly focuses on the importance of being able to perform occupations. An occupation is anything that a person may do as a part of their daily life, such as brushing their teeth, getting dressed, and working. A person who gains or regains the ability to complete an occupational task also gains a great deal of independence and pride. Currently, I am working as a…

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    needed, this impacted on their self-esteem. Consequently, this service also reflects the occupational therapist’s value of occupational balance in the lives of clients. Occupational therapist’s aim to assist clients to maintain an occupational balance, where they are able to participate in a number of occupations in a way that is both harmonious and cohesive. occupational therapist also address occupational imbalance which can be identified in individuals with chronic illness who find their…

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    of Human Occupation is a model used to further understand the person as they relate to their environment. The three major aspects of this model are person, environment, and occupational performance. Each aspect has individual components. The interaction of person, environment, and occupational performance is called occupational behavior. To demonstrate the use of this model, I will analyze an occupation I find meaningful. Line dancing is one of my favorite things to do when out with friends. I…

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    This calls for further assistance from health professionals. Occupational therapy is detrimental to geriatric care because it can help the patient have more meaning to their life and get back to caring for themselves in the best way possible. Occupational therapy allows the elderly to continue performing daily activities of self-care, help preventing falls, and assisting in palliative care. BODY The central role of occupational therapy is to evaluate a person 's performance of everyday…

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    Legalization of euthanasia and physician-assisted suicide continue to be a controversial topic among people, whether they are directly or indirectly involved. Individuals often question the ethical and moral aspects of the process. In the five studies, the researchers aimed to demonstrate the reality of euthanasia and PAS on people who are directly involved, whether it is the terminally ill patient, healthcare providers, or family members involved. The studies illustrate reasons why terminally…

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