Name: Clinical Research in Occupational Therapy By Franklin Stein (University of South Dakota Department of Occupational Therapy Vermillion, South Dakota)
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Clinical Research in Occupational Therapy by Franklin Stein (University of South Dakota Department of Occupational Therapy Vermillion, South Dakota)

This work is a mentor between covers for occupational therapy students entering the research phase of their educational career. The forest and the trees of selecting, designing and evaluating research is provided in theoretical and practical detail. Students are guided through literature review, protocol development, outcome measure selection and report writing. The vital skill of constructing reliable and valid instruements is honed in a section on developing questionnaires and surveys. Also, statistics are demystified, with step-by-step procedures for descriptive and inferential data analysis included. Keywords: Occupational Therapy, Occupational Therapist, OT, Research

Contributors Preface Disablement theory from World Health Organization (WHO) Acknowledgments 2. Introduction to the Holistic Approach in Psychosocial Practice 3. A Short History of the Treatment of Individuals with Mental Illness and the Emergence of Occupational Therapy 4. The Community Care Model and the Roles of the Occupational Therapist and Certified Occupational Therapy Assistant (COTA): 1960-2000 5. Theoretical Models Underlying the Clinical Practice of Psychosocial Occupational Therapy 6. The Occupational Therapy Treatment Process: The Basis for Achieving Positive Mental Health Goals 7. Evaluation and Assessment of the Individual with Psychosocial Dysfunction 8. Medications Related to Psychosocial Issues 9. Applying the Group Process to Psychosocial Occupational Therapy by Beverlea Tallant, Ph.D., OT(C) 10. Vocational Exploration and Employment and Psychosocial Disabilities by Joyce Tryssenaar, M. Ed., OT(C) 11. Stress Management, Biofeedback, and Relaxation Techniques 12. Leisure-Time Occupations, Self-Care, and Social Skills Training 13. Exercise, Nutrition, and Alternative Treatment Techniques 14. Creative and Expressive Arts and Their Application to Psychosocial Treatment 15. Quality Assurance, Continuous Quality Improvement, Reimbursement, and Documentation by Rita Chang, MS, OTR 16. Evaluating and Designing Clinical Research Studies Epilogue Glossary Appendix A: Diagnosis of Mental Disorders Appendix B: Severity of Psychosocial Stressors and Level of Functioning Appendix C: Role Delineation of COTA Index

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Clinical Research in Occupational Therapy by Franklin Stein (University of South Dakota Department of Occupational Therapy Vermillion, South Dakota)

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Franklin Stein (University of South Dakota Department of Occupational Therapy Vermillion, South Dakota)

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20000328

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574

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Clinical Research in Occupational Therapy Franklin Stein (University of South Dakota Department of Occupational Therapy Vermillion, South Dakota)

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