Browsing by Subject "Occupational Therapy"
Now showing items 1-11 of 11
-
Daily Life of Cham Village Girls: Learning to 'think' with stories
(2018-04-02)Cambodia has a small group of Muslims within its Buddhist majority population; locally known as Cham (from Champa Kingdom) or Khmer Islām. Little scholarly attention has been invested in understanding the daily lives and ... -
Face Validity, Internal Consistency and Applicability of The Participation and Environment Measure: Child and Youth (German Translation) in Switzerland: A Mixed Methods Pilot Study
(2018-04-03)The Participation and Environment Measure: Child and Youth is a parents’ self-report, descriptive measure of childhood participation, with established validity and reliability in large-scale participation research (Anaby ... -
The Lived Experience of Occupational Therapists Who Supervise Students With Disabilities
(2020-04-02)Occupational therapy in Canada has affirmed that people with disabilities have the right to equitable participation in occupational therapy education. Yet students with disabilities have difficulties as they progress through ... -
Nova Scotia Medical Bulletin 33(4), 1954
(Medical Society of Nova Scotia, 1954) -
Nova Scotia Medical Bulletin 7(7), 1928
(Imperial Publishing Co., Limited, 1928) -
Occupational Therapy and Inclusion in Child Care Environments
(2012-12-11)The purpose of this descriptive study was to determine whether and how Canadian occupational therapists contribute to child care inclusion. Over 200 Canadian paediatric occupational therapists completed a web based survey ... -
Rooting Occupation in Nature and Community: The Lived Experience of Community Based Ecological Farmers
(2012-08-27)A phenomenological study was undertaken to explore the lived experience of community based farmers using ecological farming practices. These farmers support and are supported by their local communities through marketing ... -
A SCOPING REVIEW: ENABLING OLDER ADULTS TO MEET THEIR OCCUPATIONAL NEEDS THROUGH ‘STAYING CONNECTED’
(2014-11-17)Despite growing awareness in aging research of the importance of supporting older adults to remain ‘active and connected,’ this concept has not been translated into current occupational therapy practice. A scoping review ... -
"There's Nothing Mild About It:" The Lived Experience of Mild Traumatic Brain Injury (MTBI) From An Occupational Perspective
(2016-09-02)This study explored everyday life for six individuals diagnosed with mild traumatic brain injury (MTBI) at least one year earlier. Using a phenomenological design, two in-depth interviews with each person explored occupations ... -
WHAT ARE YOU LOOKING AT? INVESTIGATING VISUAL OBSERVATIONAL BEHAVIOUR OF OCCUPATIONAL THERAPISTS AND UNTRAINED OBSERVERS
(2015-01-06)Assessments within occupational therapy frequently are dominated by observation-based information gathering. However, it remains unknown how therapists gather and interpret visual information, and there have been few ... -
WORKING TOWARDS HEALTH EQUITY IN OCCUPATIONAL THERAPY
(2020-11-23)This study describes how health equity approaches are currently enacted in occupational therapy practice and documents barriers and needs to foster the integration of these approaches. Over 360 Canadian occupational ...