Consultation in the community
Subtitle: occupational therapy in child health
By: compiled and edited by Lela A. Llorens.
Contributors: American Occupational Therapy Association.
Publisher: Kendall/Hunt Pub. Co.
Published: 1973
Place of publication: Dubuque, Iowa
Language: eng
Number of pages: 130
Subjects: Community health services for children.; Occupational therapy for children.
Notes: Includes bibliographies.
"Published under the auspices of the American Occupational Therapy Association."
Table of contents: title: Llorens, L.A. Introduction.; title: West, W.L. The occupational therapist's changing responsibility to the community. Professional responsibility in times of change. The growing importance of prevention.; title: Wiemer, R.B. Some concepts of prevention as an aspect of community health.; title: Finn, G.L. The occupational therapist in prevention programs.; title: West, W.L. The principles and process of consultation.; title: Leopold, R.L. Consultant and consultee: an extraordinary human relationship.; title: Llorens, L.A. Problem-solving the role of occupational therapy in a new environment.; title: Walker, L. Learning problems and the occupational therapist.; title: Llorens, L.A. Occupational therapy in community child health.; title: Morris, A.G., and Reuben, R.N. A training program in language and motor skills for culturally-deprived children.; title: Llorens, L.A. Black culture and child development.; title: Finn, G.L. The children's developmental workshop.; title: Kinnealey, M. Service programs in the university affiliated programs. McKibbin, E.H. An interdisciplinary program for retarded children and their families.; title: Nashiro, N.O., Scott, A.D., and Reynolds, R.C. Occupational therapy in rural health: a pilot study.; title: Walker, L. Occupational therapy belongs in the well community.; title: Gillette, N.P. Occupational therapy belongs in the community.