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Early career programs for mental health occupational therapists: A survey of current practice
Early career programs for mental health occupational therapists: A survey of current practice
Abstract Introduction Early in their career, occupational therapists may require a range of additional development for a s...
Occupational therapy in oncology palliative care for adolescents and young adults: Perspectives of Australian occupational therapists
Occupational therapy in oncology palliative care for adolescents and young adults: Perspectives of Australian occupational therapists
Abstract Introduction Palliative Care Australia suggests current needs (emotional wellbeing, understanding of cancers impa...
Growing occupation‐centred therapists for the future: Understanding student experiences of learning about occupation and its place in occupational therapy practice
Growing occupation‐centred therapists for the future: Understanding student experiences of learning about occupation and its place in occupational therapy practice
Abstract Introduction Occupational therapy entry-level education is integral to how students obtain deep understanding of ...
The parenting occupations and purposes conceptual framework: A scoping review of ‘doing’ parenting
The parenting occupations and purposes conceptual framework: A scoping review of ‘doing’ parenting
Abstract Introduction Parenting is a valued, common and challenging adult role. Many parents, including some living with d...
An observational cohort study to determine the impact of research capacity building strategies implemented in an Australian metropolitan hospital occupational therapy department
An observational cohort study to determine the impact of research capacity building strategies implemented in an Australian metropolitan hospital occupational therapy department
Abstract Introduction Research capacity building enhances the abilities of individuals and is critical within health syste...
Clinical reasoning underlying acute care occupational therapists' assessment of rehabilitation potential after stroke or brain injury: A constructivist grounded theory study
Clinical reasoning underlying acute care occupational therapists' assessment of rehabilitation potential after stroke or brain injury: A constructivist grounded theory study
Abstract Introduction In acute care hospitals, clinicians are expected to rapidly provide recommendations regarding patien...
Stroke survivors' perspectives on recovering in rural and remote Australia: A systematic mixed studies review
Stroke survivors' perspectives on recovering in rural and remote Australia: A systematic mixed studies review
Abstract Introduction Stroke survivors recovering in rural and remote locations often have little or no access to rehabili...
Work transitions after serious hand injury: Current occupational therapy practice in a middle‐income country
Work transitions after serious hand injury: Current occupational therapy practice in a middle‐income country
Abstract Introduction Work-related transitions following serious hand injury can be complex for people with hand injuries ...
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Exploring the patient perspectives of student‐resourced service delivery of rehabilitation groups: A qualitative study
Exploring the patient perspectives of student‐resourced service delivery of rehabilitation groups: A qualitative study
Abstract Introduction Occupational therapists commonly use groups to deliver rehabilitation. Previous research has establi...
Assistance dogs in occupational therapy practice: A survey of Australian occupational therapists' experiences and recommendations
Assistance dogs in occupational therapy practice: A survey of Australian occupational therapists' experiences and recommendations
Abstract Introduction Assistance dogs perform multiple tasks to support people with disabilities and bring various benefit...
Doing, being, becoming and belonging—Increasing diversity and inclusion in the process of publications
Doing, being, becoming and belonging—Increasing diversity and inclusion in the process of publications
Within our society we are quite rightly being challenged to explore how we view, understand and interact in our world. Mil...
The occupational impact of bowel cancer: Survivors' voices and advancing the role of occupational therapy assessment and intervention
The occupational impact of bowel cancer: Survivors' voices and advancing the role of occupational therapy assessment and intervention
Abstract Introduction The aim of this study was to investigate the occupational impact (i.e., how engagement in occupation...
Effects of occupational therapy on improvements in the handwriting ability of the adult non‐dominant hand: An exploratory randomised controlled trial
Effects of occupational therapy on improvements in the handwriting ability of the adult non‐dominant hand: An exploratory randomised controlled trial
Abstract Introduction Occupational therapy often involves handwriting acquisition practices that include the non-dominant ...
The impact of COVID‐19 restrictions on occupational balance: A mixed method study of the experience of Australian occupational therapists
The impact of COVID‐19 restrictions on occupational balance: A mixed method study of the experience of Australian occupational therapists
Abstract Introduction COVID-19 has seen unprecedented changes to the daily occupational lives of citizens across the globe...
Australian occupational therapists' knowledge of the purpose, scope, and funding of assistance dogs
Australian occupational therapists' knowledge of the purpose, scope, and funding of assistance dogs
Abstract Background Assistance dogs, considered a form of assistive technology within Australia's National Disability Insu...
Occupational therapy intervention for cancer patients following hospital discharge: How and when should we intervene? A systematic review
Occupational therapy intervention for cancer patients following hospital discharge: How and when should we intervene? A systematic review
Abstract Introduction Advances in cancer treatment over the last decade have led to increased survival rates. As a result,...
Can a 22‐year‐old document hold the key to occupational therapy in mental health?
Can a 22‐year‐old document hold the key to occupational therapy in mental health?
The factors influencing how allied health professionals are educated and the environments and systems in which these profe...
Allied health led post‐operative hand clinic: Evaluation of an alternative model of care
Allied health led post‐operative hand clinic: Evaluation of an alternative model of care
Abstract Introduction To assist with the increasing orthopaedic workload, an allied health led hand therapy clinic was est...
Social participation in occupational therapy: Is it possible to establish a consensus?
Social participation in occupational therapy: Is it possible to establish a consensus?
Abstract Background Social participation has been incorporated by occupational therapists in Brazil, and worldwide, as a p...
Outcomes of assistance dog placement in the home for individuals with autism spectrum disorder and their families: A pilot study
Outcomes of assistance dog placement in the home for individuals with autism spectrum disorder and their families: A pilot study
Abstract Introduction Evidence indicates that assistance dogs placed in the home are effective in supporting individuals w...
‘It became quite a complex dynamic’: The experiences of occupational therapy practice educators' move to digital platforms during the COVID‐19 pandemic
‘It became quite a complex dynamic’: The experiences of occupational therapy practice educators' move to digital platforms during the COVID‐19 pandemic
Abstract Introduction The rapid shift to digital platforms during the COVID-19 pandemic enabled occupational therapy pract...
Identifying the characteristics of occupation‐centred practice: A Delphi study
Identifying the characteristics of occupation‐centred practice: A Delphi study
Abstract Introduction Occupation-centred practice is key to aligning with the contemporary paradigm. Benefits of this appr...
How the occupational balance of healthcare professionals changed in the COVID‐19 pandemic: A mixed design study
How the occupational balance of healthcare professionals changed in the COVID‐19 pandemic: A mixed design study
Abstract Background Although it has been possible for many people to make a gradual transition to normal life or routine a...
Goal setting for people with mild cognitive impairment or dementia in rehabilitation: A scoping review
Goal setting for people with mild cognitive impairment or dementia in rehabilitation: A scoping review
Introduction Goal setting is an integral part of the rehabilitation process and assists occupational therapists to target ...
Facilitating manual wheelchair skills following lower limb amputation using a group process: A nested mixed methods pilot study
Facilitating manual wheelchair skills following lower limb amputation using a group process: A nested mixed methods pilot study
Introduction The manual wheelchair skills training programme is used to structure teaching manual wheelchair use for peopl...
The residential environment impact scale: Benefits and barriers to implementation in the Australian residential aged care facility context
The residential environment impact scale: Benefits and barriers to implementation in the Australian residential aged care facility context
Abstract The organisational, physical and social environment within residential aged care settings greatly influence its r...
Pretend play ability in preschool‐aged children with an acquired brain injury
Pretend play ability in preschool‐aged children with an acquired brain injury
Introduction This study compares the self-initiated pretend play abilities of preschool-aged children with an acquired bra...
The process of Learn to Play Therapy with parent–child dyads with children who have autism spectrum disorder
The process of Learn to Play Therapy with parent–child dyads with children who have autism spectrum disorder
Introduction Learn to Play Therapy aims to build children's ability to spontaneously initiate pretend play. The purpose of...
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