Beginnings of OT
This country's OT profession emerged in the 20th century, partly due to treatment efforts for WWI soldiers and people affected by polio
What is Australia?
A Massachusetts physician who provided medical supervision of crafts for the purpose of improving health and financial independence
Who is Hebert Hall?
The occupational therapy practice framework emphasizing OT as a means.
What is OTPF
Studies the things people do in their everyday lives and how those occupations influence and are influenced by health and well-being.
What is Occupational Science?
Individuals with Disability Education Act: Assists individuals with disabilities by helping them improve their ability to perform daily tasks as well as independent functions.
What is IDEA
Occupational Therapy in this South American country began in 1963 through collaboration between Chilean authorities and WHO
What is Chile?
An architect and patient. Personally experience TB, foot amputation, paralysis and used occupation as a method of treatment
Who is George Barton?
his edition was released in 2002, replacing the third edition of uniform technology for OT. Outlined Domain and Process of OT. Introduced a shared language for the profession of OT and emphasized context, environment, performance pattern
what is the first edition of OTPF
This is considered a discipline
What is Occupational Science?
was a landmark legislation establishing a federal program for the vocational rehabilitation of disabled World War I veterans.
What is the Soldier Rehabilitation Act of 1918?
The OT profession in this country has roots in the Enlightenment and was shaped by the arts and crafts and moral treatment movements
What is the United Kingdom?
A Massachusetts nurse. Training of nurses, developed an active approach to treatment in patients. Created the first book in OT: Studies in invalid Occupations
Who is Susan Tracy?
released 2008, it refined terminology and structure from the 1st ed. Placed a higher emphasis on therapeutic relationship and collaboration with clients. Expanded focus on groups / populations and clarified the process of evaluation, intervention and targeting of outcomes.
What is the 2nd edition of OTPF?
A discipline that encompasses multiple professions
What is Interdisciplinary?
The Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) is a landmark civil rights law prohibiting discrimination against individuals with disabilities in various areas of public life, including employment, transportation, public accommodations, and telecommunications.
Why was the Americans with Disabilities Act?
WWI veterans were a driving force behind the emergence of OT in this European country, which later founded its national OT association in 1954
What is Germany?
Arts and Crafts teacher, director of occupations for public hospitals in NYC.
Who is Susan Johnson?
2014 emphasized Occupation as an outcome and a means. Introduced new sections covering contexts and environments and client factors. Formally recognized OT’s role in promoting health and participation beyond rehabilitative settings
What is the 3rd edition of OTPF?
Person with a research degree in occupational science
Study of occupation, Develop the knowledge base of OT, Most are occupational therapists
Who is an Occupational Scientist?
American Occupational Therapy Foundation (AOTF)
In 1965 what foundation was founded?
In the 1960s, psychiatric nurses from this African country were sent to the UK to study OT, laying the foundation of the profession there
Named the father and mother of occupational therapy. Father was named president of AOTA in 1917 and wrote on the value of occupation. Mother was a social worker who coined Habit training, and organized the first OT school.
Who are William Rush Dunton Jr and Eleanor Clarke Slage?
typically a new edition is revised and released every 5 years. Expecting the next edition to release 2025. Expect an announcement from AOTA soon!
What is the next edition OTPF?
Substrates, Form, Function, and Meaning of Occupation presented by Zempke and Clarke, 1996
What are the Four Focuses of Occupational Science?
Expand health insurance coverage and reform the healthcare system.
What is the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act of 2010