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期刊名:Australian occupational therapy journal

缩写:AUST OCCUP THER J

ISSN:0045-0766

e-ISSN:1440-1630

IF/分区:1.8/Q2

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Sarah Kennedy,Hugh Stewart Sarah Kennedy
Background/aim: Early intervention and the development of integrated coordinated services in schools has created a greater need for effective collaboration between health and education professionals. The present study aim...
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Background: Occupational therapists working in brain injury rehabilitation use functional tasks as a means of providing feedback to improve self-awareness of people who have a brain injury and ultimately improve their occ...
Shahriar Parvaneh,Errol Cocks Shahriar Parvaneh
Background/aim: Community integration is the ultimate goal of rehabilitation of adults with acquired brain injury which has a high incidence in the Australian population. The literature shows a need for a more comprehensi...
Michelle Chua,Annie McCluskey,Janice M Smead Michelle Chua
Introduction: More than 50% of people do not resume driving post-stroke. Potential disincentives include limited knowledge about assessment, access to services, cost and fear of failure. Factors contributing to a successf...
Chi-Wen Chien,Ted Brown,Rachael McDonald Chi-Wen Chien
Background/aim: The Assessment of Children's Hand Skills is a new assessment that utilises a naturalistic observational method to capture children's real-life hand skill performance when engaged at various types of daily ...
Lynnette G Kay,Anita C Bundy,Lindy Clemson et al. Lynnette G Kay et al.
Background/aim: Driving is an essential activity of daily living. Because it is easily disrupted by illness or injury, it is a common subject of occupational therapy assessment. Assessments of driving are critically impor...