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  • Comparison Between Standard Physical Therapy and Neuromuscular Re-Education Following Rotator Cuff Repair

    Correspondências de palavras-chave:
    ... December 15, 2017 By: Nathan Ryndak, PT, CSCS All rights reserved Approved by: Emily J Slaven, PT, PhD, MS ...
    ... ............................................................................... 12 Neuromuscular Re-education ...
    ... .................................................................................................... 15 Anatomy of the Neuromuscular System ...
    ... therapists to improve proprioceptive characteristics, independent control of AROM, and joint stability.12 ...
    ... this spanning from 12 years of age to 92 years of age in the general public.23 Huberty et al24 reported ...

    O Criador:

    Ryndak, Nathan

    Descrição:

    Rotator cuff repair (RCR) is the most common shoulder procedure for which patients are referred for post-operative physical therapy (PT). Standard PT after RCR frequently consists of modalities, range of motion (ROM), and...

  • Creation of a Caregiver Resource Manual: For Caregivers of Participants Attending Adult Day Services

    Correspondências de palavras-chave:
    ... ; Wawrziczny et al., 2017; Weisman de Mamani et al., 2018). In attempt to decrease caregiver burden, the ...
    ... information. A Caregiver Resource Manual was created during the initial 12 weeks of doctoral capstone ...
    ... , Pasquier, Ducharme, Kergoat, & Antoine, 2017). Caregivers expressed a need for information regarding the ...
    ... aggressive behaviors (Wawrziczny et al., 2017). Caregivers reported they often do not feel prepared for their ...
    ... across various studies reported they feel they needed education on diagnosis (Wawrziczny et al., 2017 ...

    O Criador:

    Farmer, Samantha

    Descrição:

    Due to high residential care costs, individuals with dementia are remaining in their community and relying on informal caregivers (Vreugdenhil, 2014). Providing unpaid care for individuals with dementia can negatively impact...

    Tipo:

    Dissertation

  • Differences in the Use and Perceptions of Evidence-Based Practice between Occupational Therapy Students and Practitioners

    Correspondências de palavras-chave:
    ... , and Kelsie Long December 15, 2017 A research project submitted in partial fulfillment for the ...
    ... therapist" (Stronge & Cahill, 2012, p. 12). Furthermore, Stube and Jedlicka (2007) found that OT students at ...
    ... , Nichols (2017) used the AFT and found an increase in knowledge and skills and a statistically significant ...
    ... EBP. The findings of Egan et al. (2016) and Nichols (2017) were congruent with the research of Graham ...
    ... feedback regarding survey content, which was considered and implemented. The student survey included 15 ...

    O Criador:

    Creighton, Paige, Laughlin, Kersten, Hale, Shelby, Long, Kelsie, DeRolf, Annie L., and VanDeman, LeAnn

    Descrição:

    This study explored differences in perceptions of evidence-based practice (EBP) between occupational therapy (OT) students and practitioners. Researchers aimed to understand student and practitioner perceptions of barriers,...

  • Does Participation in an Occupational Justice Workshop Change OT Practice in the Nursing Home? An Exploratory Pilot Study

    Correspondências de palavras-chave:
    ... Williams December 15, 2017 A research project submitted in partial fulfillment for the requirements of the ...
    ... -care, productivity, PARTICIPATION IN AN OCCUPATIONAL JUSTICE WORKSHOP 12 and leisure (Dedding et al ...
    ... OCCUPATIONAL JUSTICE WORKSHOP 15 Participants in these workshops have produced questions post-workshop about ...
    ... (Townsend & Wilcock, 2004). Aldrich, Boston, & Daaleman (2017) explained the importance of integrating the ...
    ... these values created by AOTA (Aldrich, Boston, & Daaleman, 2017). Overall, occupational therapists have ...

    O Criador:

    Keefer, Kelsey, Rodgers, Emma, Humbird, Sarah, Tracy, Kelsy, Williams, Addie, and Sommers, Sharaya

    Descrição:

    The purpose of our study is to examine occupational therapy practitioners' improved knowledge of issues of occupational justice and indication of intent to incorporate it into individual practice after completion of an...

  • Exploring the Fit Between Older Adults and Smartphone Use to Inform Design and Practical Application Result 35 of 91

    Correspondências de palavras-chave:
    ... , Kaytlyn Eberly, Nicole Meert, and Molly Sears December 15th, 2017 A research project submitted in partial ...
    ... innovative apps for seniors, 2017). Community mobility can be supported through apps such as Lyft, which is a ...
    ... obtaining a ride (Derrick, 2017). Applications pertaining to home establishment and management such as Mint ...
    ... unexpectedly OLDER ADULTS AND SMARTPHONE USE 7 innovative apps for seniors, 2017). Religious observation or ...
    ... unexpectedly innovative apps for seniors, 2017). In addition to smartphones supporting applications for IADLS ...

    O Criador:

    Brown, Kelsey, Sears, Molly, Eberly, Kaytlyn, Burchfield, Darian, Meert, Nicole M., and Azzarito, Natalie

    Descrição:

    Background: Smartphones have become a valuable tool on which many rely to complete a myriad of tasks on a daily basis, and occupational therapists have begun to consider them as possible tools to support the daily occupations...

  • Impact of a Fall Risk Education Program on Productive Aging: Motivators and Barriers to Change

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    O Criador:

    Brown, Fiona, Crull, Meghan, Zaborowicz, Katherine, Sellers, Aundrea, Ham, Kiersten, and Thomas, Ellen

    Descrição:

    Falls are a leading cause of fatal and non-fatal injury, and fear of falling decreases older adults' independence and ability to do typical activities. Multifactorial falls prevention programs have been effective in decreasing...

  • The Influence of Bridge Employment on Roles and Routines in Older Adults

    Correspondências de palavras-chave:
    ... Robertson, Ashley Barber, Calliope Gray, Jamie Guangco, and Samantha Rush December, 2017 A research project ...
    ... am so excited to be able to now drive my own INFLUENCE OF BRIDGE EMPLOYMENT IN OLDER ADULTS 12 ...
    ... : INFLUENCE OF BRIDGE EMPLOYMENT IN OLDER ADULTS 15 I mean for once you sort of feel like hey Im in control. I ...
    ... performance capacity within their bridge employment or volunteer work. Sewdas et al., (2017) confirmed these ...
    ... health during retirement in community sample of Australians. Aging & Mental Health, 15(2), 186-197 ...

    O Criador:

    Robertson, Kelsey, Gray, Calliope, Abbott, Amanda, Rush, Samantha, Barber, Ashley, and Guangco, Jamie

    Descrição:

    This qualitative study examined the influence of bridge employment on roles and routines in older adults. The participants included seven older adults, age 55 and above, who had retired from their primary employment and were...

  • Qualitative experiences of a theatre intervention for addiction

    Correspondências de palavras-chave:
    ... . (2017). Effect of total knee replacement surgery and postoperative 12-month home exercise program on ...
    ... 64.96%. Overall HEP adherence at the clinic increased by approximately 15% after one month of program ...
    ... ., 2017). Lambert et al. (2017) reported that approximately 70% of individuals do not follow through with ...
    ... support (Lambert et al., 2017; Medina-Mirapeix et al., 2017). Previous studies have assessed factors such ...
    ... , & Taylor, 2017; Kara & Ntsiea, 2014; Lambert et al., 2017; Lillo-Navarro et al., 2015). Rimmer and Rowland ...

    O Criador:

    Adney, Aubriana, Brown, Haley, Hecht, Jill, Clingan, Danyele, Wasmuth, Sally, and Thomas, Michaela

    Descrição:

    Individuals with SUD participated in a 6-week theater intervention to supplement recovery. this research examines the qualitative experience of these participants before, during, and 6 months after the intervention to...

  • A Theatre-Based Occupational Therapy Intervention for Substance Use Disorders: A Non-Randomized Comparison

    Correspondências de palavras-chave:
    ... individuals from multiple different treatment centers and open 12-step meetings, yet only retained 15. Five ...
    ... Comparison Jordan Jennings Carmen Rosales Elissa Pothast Alex Kessens Neva Graper December, 2017 A research ...
    ... ADDICTIONS 12 illustrated a decrease in psychopathology, depression, and anxiety in relation to participants ...
    ... -week theatre project. Participants in the comparison group received TAU, which consisted of 12-step ...
    ... involved in SUD outpatient treatment or had to have attended a 12-step meeting within a week of enrollment ...

    O Criador:

    Rosales, Carmen, Graper, Neva, Kessens, Alex, Jennings, Jordan, and Pothast, Elissa

    Descrição:

    The purpose of this study was to examine the effectiveness of theatre-based intervention for recovery from addictions. High relapse rates associated with drug use significantly affect one's ability to perform daily occupations,...

  • Therapeutic Benefits of an Equine-assisted Learning Group for Children with Disabilities

    Correspondências de palavras-chave:
    ... 6 to 15 years old and included 2 male and 10 female. EAL program lesson plans were developed by an ...
    ... Occupational Therapy Student (OTS). The 12 participants were divided into four groups of two to four ...
    ... (Yap, Scheinberb, & Williams, 2017). The human-animal interaction has been shown to have many benefits ...
    ... lifespan (Andreasen et al., 2017). AAT has been used for EQUINE-ASSESSED LEARNING 6 children with a ...
    ... ., 2017). Animal-assisted Therapy & Autism Spectrum Disorder. OHaire (2017) completed a systematic review ...

    O Criador:

    Graper, Neva

    Descrição:

    There is limited research regarding the benefits of unmounted equine assisted learning (EAL) activities, therefore the focus of this DCE is to investigate the benefits of an EAL program for children with a variety of diagnoses....