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1
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first official journal of the profession

A

Archives of Occupational Therapy

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2
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Year that NSPOT changed its name to the AOTA

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1921

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3
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annual lecture named after original member of the first national association OT

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Eleanor Clark Slagle

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4
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agency that awards you your R

A

NBCOT

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5
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first title for the national OT association

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National Society of the Promotion of Occupational Therapy

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6
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date for formation of first national association of OT

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March 15, 1917

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7
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location where the 1st national OT association started

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Clifton, NY

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8
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Country where Moral Treatment began

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England

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9
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Current location of AOTA office

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Bethesda, MD

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10
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Year in which 1st official journal began

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1922

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11
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foundational “occupation” used as modality for rehabilitation during WWI

A

crafts

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12
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term for individuals who provided OT in WWI

A

Reconstruction Aides

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13
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in 1994 AOTA broke affiliation with this professional entity

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AMA

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14
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In this year AJOT became the official journal of AOTA

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1947

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15
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George Edward Barton was introduced to the role of OT while in the hospital with

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TB

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16
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Out of Barton, Kidner, Willard, and Slagle this person was not an original member of the National Society for the Promotion of OT

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Willard

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17
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He emphasizes the balance of time

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Meyer

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18
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credited for committing OT to paper

A

Dunton

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19
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original member of NSPOT who served in every office

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Slagle

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20
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1st president of 1st national OT association

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George Barton

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21
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1st to establish humane treatment for mentally ill

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Pinel

22
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she authored a textbook commonly used today

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Willard

23
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recommended the change from NSPOT to AOTA

A

hall

24
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father of OT

A

William Dunton

25
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mother of OT

A

Eleanor Clark Slagle

26
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1st articulated philosophy of OT

A

Adolph Meyer

27
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Established moral treatment

A

William and Samuel Tuke

28
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7 founding members

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  1. Eleanor Clark Slagle (Founding Father)- held all offices of this society
  2. Susan Cox Johnson- teacher, knew how to instruct
  3. George Edward Barton- architect, looked at the set up of the environment
  4. Thomas Kidner- also an architect
  5. William Rush Dunton- physician
  6. Susan Tracy- nurse
  7. Herbert Hall- doctor
29
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George Barton

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founder of Consolation House, Architect, 1st president of NSPOT

30
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Eleanor Clark Slagle

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served in all offices, social welfare reformer, taught at John Hopkins Hospital, lectures are given in her name

31
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William Dunton

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physician, editor, writer, coined the term Occupational Therapy, first editor of the Archive of OT, father of OT

32
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Herbert Hall

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doctor (psychiatrist), studied effects of arts and crafts through a grant at Harvard

33
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Susan Tracy

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nurse, wrote the first OT textbook, taught the use of occupations to nurse

34
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Susan Cox Johnson

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former arts and crafts teacher, saw importance of task analysis

35
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Thomas Kidner

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Canadian Architect, saw the importance of environment on patients, advocated for the use of occupations for recovering soldiers

36
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first standards of OT were adopted in

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1923

37
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first standards required how much training

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12 mo. of training and 3 mo. of hospital based training

38
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COTA was developed in

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1956

39
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rehabilitation model occured when

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after WWII

40
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Medical model

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specific fields of study, reductionist approach

41
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Social model occurred when and focused on what

A

60s-70s rights of the patient

42
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Managed Care and HIPPA occurred when

A

90s

43
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who was the founder of the consolation house

A

George Barton

44
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who were the 2 architects

A

George Barton and Thomas Kidner

45
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who was the social welfare reformer

A

Eleanor Clark Slagle

46
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who coined the term Occupational Therapy

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William Dunton

47
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who studied arts and crafts through a grant at Harvard

A

Herbert Hall

48
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who wrote the first OT textbook

A

Susan Tracy

49
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who was a former arts and crafts teacher

A

Susan Cox Johnson

50
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result of age of enlightenment

A

No longer viewed sins, vices and crimes as core reasons for insanity

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