Hoffmann, Tammy Cantoni, Nicola
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Australian occupational therapy journal
Home-based assessment and intervention appear to be frequent components of occupational therapy practice among therapists working in neurological rehabilitation. The use of telehealth to provide direct home-based client services is currently limited, but should be explored as a possible solution to overcome some of the identified barriers to occupa...
Packer, Tanya L Boshoff, Kobie DeJonge, Desleigh
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Australian occupational therapy journal
The ACS-Australia has robust properties, wide application and provides a culturally relevant tool to measure participation of older Australians, thus will facilitate rigorous clinical and population-based research.
O'Connell, Annie Vannan, Kath
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Australian occupational therapy journal
O'Reilly, Nicole
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Australian occupational therapy journal
Neil, Fiona
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Australian occupational therapy journal
Vincent, Robyn Stewart, Hugh Harrison, Jo
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Australian occupational therapy journal
The research findings provide an insight into the professional relationship between education and health professionals in the presence of minimal collaboration. The participants in this study described the occupational therapy reports as useful but they all wanted a higher level of interaction with therapists. The participants also gave suggestions...
Nott, Melissa T Chapparo, Christine
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Australian occupational therapy journal
The PRPP System is sensitive to information processing changes in severely agitated adults when used to reassess performance over short intervals and can provide direct guidance to occupational therapy intervention to improve task embedded information processing by categorising errors under four stages of an information processing model: Perceive, ...
Rudman, Deborah Laliberte Dennhardt, Silke
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Australian occupational therapy journal
This paper points to conceptual boundaries within which occupational identity is currently being shaped and points to alternative possibilities in the hope of prompting dialogue and research that looks at this concept in more diverse ways. Heightened sensitivity to the influence of culture on the shaping of occupation-focussed knowledge will serve ...
Martin, Elizabeth Baggaley, Katherine Buchbinder, Rachelle Johnston, Renea Tugwell, Peter Maxwell, Lara Santesso, Nancy
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Australian occupational therapy journal
George, Stacey Clark, Michael Crotty, Maria
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Australian occupational therapy journal
Results on the VRST was associated with on-road result, with it predicting those people recommended to pass or require lessons from their on-road evaluation. Scores from the VRST were associated with an inspection time component of the RTM, but not with the VSA, suggesting the VRST is an assessment of the identification phase of information process...