Occupation for occupational therapists
By: edited by Matthew Molineux.
Contributors: Molineux, Matthew.
Edition: 1st ed.
Publisher: Blackwell Pub.
Published: 2004
Place of publication: Oxford, UK; Malden, MA
Language: eng
Number of pages: 238
Subjects: Occupational therapy; Occupational therapy -- Philosophy; Occupational Therapy; Professional Role
Notes: Includes bibliographical references and index.
Table of contents: title: Occupation in occupational therapy: a labour in vain? / Matthew Molineux; title: Occupational diagnosis / Joan C. Rogers; title: Spirituality in the context of occupation: a theory to practice application; title: Anita M. Unruh, Joan Versnel, and Natasha Kerr; title: Time use and disability; title: Louise Farnworth; title: Occupation and flow / Jon Wright; title: On watching paint dry: an exploration of boredom; title: Cathy Long; title: Creativity and occupation; title: Gaynor Sadlo; title: Occupational performance issues in pretend play: implications for paediatric Practice / Karen Stagnitti; title: Social inclusion through occupation in community mental health / Rachel Hayden; title: Occupational reconstruction for people living with HIV/AIDS / Sarah Yallop; title: Therapeutic occupation following stroke: a case study / Janet Golledge; title: Occupational science: the forensic challenge / Jane Cronin-Davis, Amanda Lang, and Matthew Molineux; title: Occupational issues of refugees / Gail Elizabeth Whiteford; title: Occupational science, occupational therapy and evidence based practice: what; title: The well elderly study has taught us / Florence A. Clark, Jeanne Jackson, and Mike Carlson; title: Occupation, population health and policy development / Ann A. Wilcock and Clare Hocking.