OT 3027 Occupations of Adults and Seniors I
First in a three-semester series of courses focusing on occupational therapy practice with adults and seniors experiencing physical disabilities. Content covered includes orthopedics, spinal cord injury, cardiopulmonary disorders and low vision. Application of integrated theories and clinical reasoning for occupation-based intervention. Consideration of OT domain and process, client factors, and client performance skills and patterns as defined by the Occupational Therapy Practice Framework. Includes introduction to use of standardized and non-standardized functional assessments, intervention planning, and documentation specific to this population - 3 lecture hours. May be taught face-to-face or in a hybrid format. Prerequisites:
OT 3012/
OTL 3012 and
OT 3014/
OTL 3014,
OT 3010, and completion of or concurrent enrollment in
OT 3028/
OTL 3028.
Corequisite
OTL 3027 - lab