Chapter 1-2 Flashcards

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ACOTE

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Accreditation Council for Occupational Therapy Edu.

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Post WWI – 1930s

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  • Soldier’s Rehab. Act
  • Civilian Vocational Act
  • Treating TB
  • Great Depression
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WWII

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  • Demand for OTs
  • Accredited schools
  • Emergency sources
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Post WWII

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  • New drugs & technology
  • Rehabilitation movement
  • Medicare
  • Deinstitutionalization
  • OTA (1958)
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70s-80s

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  • personal computers
  • increase in drug & alcohol abuse
  • AIDS
  • legislation &a community practice
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Balanced Budget Act

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1997— reduce Medicare spending, create incentives for development of managed care plans, limited fee-for-service payment & programs

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Thomas Kidner

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Vocational Secretary Canadian Military Hospitals Commission

  • included OT in architectural drawings for inst. for physical disabled
  • active in Nat’ TB Association
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Herbert Hall

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  • physician who adapted Arts & Crafts movement for medical purposes
  • practiced on patients with neurasthenia; “work cure”
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Phillippe Pinel

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  • helped create Moral Treatment Movement

- used occupations to treat insane/mental patients; also used work, music & exercise

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William Tuke

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  • English Quaker

- helped create the Moral Treatment Movement

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George Barton

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  • had TB, foot amp., and paralysis
  • used occupation as a method of treatment
  • opened the Consolation House
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Eleanor Slagle

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“mother of occupation therapy”

  • worked in state hospitals; social worker
  • habit training
  • organized first school
  • won an award
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Susan Cox Johnson

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  • proposed: occupation could be morally uplifting and could improve mental and physical state
  • taught OT
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14
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Healthcare $$ were dispersed by signing these

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Social Security Amendments

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Medicare Prospective Payment System (PPS)

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est. what the government would pay (nation-wide) for each inpatient stay of a Medicare beneficiary

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AOTA

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American Occupational Therapy Association (1921)

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NSPOT

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Nat’ Society for the Promotion of OT (1917)

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WWI Events

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  • Reconstruction–>aides trained to take care of veterans
  • Validation of activity as therapy
  • link between OT and disability
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Americans with Disabilities Act

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-civil rights to all individuals with disabilities (1990)

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Individuals with Disabilities Education Act

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-requires school districts to educate students with disabilities in the least restrictive environment

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Handicapped Infants & Toddlers Act

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-increased OT services provided to children and number of OT personnel employed within the schools

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Technology Related Assistance for Individuals with Disabilities Act

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-availability of assistive technology devices & services to individuals with disabilities

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Rehabilitation Act

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-program for soldiers disabled on active duty

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Education for All Handicapped Children Act

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-free education regardless of handicapping condition; includes OT

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Holistic Approach

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  • psychobiological approach; Adolf Meyer
  • doing meaningful activities
  • rhythm & balance; work, play, rest and sleep
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Susan Tracy

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  • trained nurses

- wrote first OT book; Studies in Invalid Occupations

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William Dunton Jr.

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"father of occupational therapy"
-Arts & Crafts program at Sheppard Asylum
-wrote on value of occupation
1915 OT: A Manual for Nurses
-President & Treasurer
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Moral Treatment

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-was grounded in the philosophy that all people are entitled to consideration and compassion

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Preparatory activities

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get client ready (stretching)

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Contrived activities

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help with skills for an occupation (pretending to throw)

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Occupational Therapy

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  • uses goal–directed activity to promote independence in function; everyday tasks
  • home, school, work, community
  • physical, cognitive and psychosocial
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Occupation

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activity in which one engages

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Therapy

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treatment of an illness or disability

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Arts & Crafts Movement

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England; uses one’s hands to make things to connect people to their work physically & mentally, increasing health