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Discipline of Occupational Therapy: Recent submissions

    • Unveiling the Concept of Person-centered Dementia Care within Occupational Therapy in Residential Aged Care Facilities: A Critical Interpretive Synthesis 

      Shen, Xizi
      Published 2017-01-25
      Background: People with dementia living in residential aged care facilities are at risk of being deprived of occupational engagement. The link between occupational therapy and meaningful engagement of residents with moderate ...
      Open Access
      Thesis, Honours
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    • The invisible malady: a critical review of the quality of instruments to measure cancer-related cognitive changes (CRCC) in women with breast cancer 

      Nunn, Hannah; Mackenzie, Lynette
      Published 2017-01-25
      Purpose: The purpose of this critical review was to determine what assessment instruments are potentially available for identifying cancer related cognitive changes (CRCC) in women with breast cancer. It sought to determine ...
      Open Access
      Thesis, Honours
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    • Non-OT HOME FALLS AND ACCIDENTS SCREENING TOOL (HOME FAST) 

      Mackenzie, Lynette
      Published 2016-11-21
      This is an adapted version of the original HOME FAST designed to be used by people without an occupational therapy background
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    • How do occupational therapy curricula align with priorities identified by occupational therapists to prepare graduates for working in mental health? 

      Scanlan, Justin Newton; Pepin, Genevieve; Ennals, Priscilla; Meredith, Pamela J.; Haracz, Kirsti; Webster, Jayne S.; Wright, Shelly; Arblaster, Karen; The ANZOTMHA network
      Published 2016-10-25
      All professional preparation programs need to ensure that university curricula remain reflective of current practice, and also prepare graduates for practice in the future. Upon formation, the Australia and New Zealand ...
      Open Access
      Report, Technical
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    • Cancer Survivorship Survey Instrument for Occupational Therapy study 

      Buckland, Nicole; Mackenzie, Lynette
      Published 2016-09-12
      This survey was used as part of a project to define the role of occupational therapy in cancer survivorship
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