Historical Perspectives of CBP
A common role for occupational therapy in community settings is:
Consultant
The theoretical framework that includes nine phases is the:
PRECEDE-PROCEED Model
Occupational justice is defined as:
The right to participate in a range of occupations that enable people to flourish, fulfill their potential, and experience satisfaction in a way consistent with their culture and beliefs
Program development can fail without investment in:
Preplanning
Consultation can be defined as:
The interactive process of helping others solve existing or potential problems by identifying and analyzing issues, developing strategies to address problems and preventing future problems from occurring.
Community practice should be designed with what theory in mind?
Dynamic systems theory
Theory ensures that a profession is:
Science- and evidence-based
An example of an imbalanced lifestyle is:
People with mental illness who spend comparatively more time sleeping than in other occupations
The first of the three general steps in a needs assessment is:
Describing the population
Three roles a consultant can have
Consultant only: advise, but others do the work
Practitioner/Consultant: a combination (ex: private practice/consultant).
Practitioner: hired to evaluate and work with individual clients, consult with families and other health professionals.
Which of the following is a recognized paradigm in the profession’s history?
Reductionistic paradigm
A well-constructed theory meets which of the following criteria?
fit, understanding, generality, and control
Occupational balance is defined as:
engaging in relatively equal amounts of work, self-care, rest, and leisure occupations.
One effective strategy for program preplanning is:
Brainstorming
What are typical points in a meeting agenda?
Name of project meeting
Date/Time of meeting
Location of meeting
Roles and Responsibilities (facilitator, note-taker, time-keeper)
List of agenda items (who assigned to present agenda item; time allotted for each item)
Future items
Future meeting (s) date & time
Occupational therapy in the military emerged as part of World Wars I and II to treat:
Shell shock
Theory is best defined as:
A systematic way of understanding events or situations
The main challenge for population health is:
Significant differences in health that currently exist between socioeconomic groups
The cycle of program development includes the following steps:
Preplanning, needs assessment, program plan development, implementation, process evaluation, outcome evaluation, sharing of results
What is typically in an 'organizational profile'?
Mission
Vision
Values
Goals/Strategies/Outcomes
Population Served
Organizational Structure & Culture
One example of a community-based setting is:
Industrial rehabilitation/work programs
The beliefs that mediate health behavior, according to the Health Belief Model, are:
Perceived susceptibility, severity, benefits, and barriers
Explain the 4 concepts of doing, being, belonging and becoming.
Doing- meaningful things people do in their daily lives
Being-peopl's nature--what drives them to do things. Way of being in the world
Becoming- people's development over their lifetimes. Challeging people to do more.
Belonging- being accepted by others and feeling secure in relationships and connected to a place.
A needs assessment is best described as:
An analysis of a health problem or need
What are the 5 steps of the consulting process
Entry Exploration, Contracting, Diagnostic Analysis (needs assessment), Implementation, Evaluation/Feedback, Termination