Occupational Therapy with Aging Adults - Elsevier eBook on VitalSource, 1st Edition
Elsevier eBook on VitalSource
Teach your students to work holistically, creatively, and collaboratively when caring for geriatric patients with Karen Frank Barney and Margaret Perkinson’s Occupational Therapy with Aging Adults. Emphasizing evidence-based practice and a collaborative, interdisciplinary approach, this brand-new text walks students through the full range of geriatric occupational therapy practice. The authors have included: the conceptual foundations and principles of gerontological occupational therapy, age- and psychosocial-related changes, the functional environment of older adults, the continuum of care, and the attributes, responsibilities, and roles involved in gerontological occupational therapy. The text also covers topical OT issues that are unique to an aging population — such as ethical approaches to treatment; the epidemiology of global aging; nutrition and oral health concerns; pharmacological issues; low vision interventions; and assistive technology supports — to ensure your students are well-versed in every aspect of this key practice area.
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- UNIQUE! Intraprofessional and interprofessional approach to intervention inspires students to work holistically and collaboratively in the manner in which they serve older adults.
- Case examples help students learn to apply new information to actual patient situations.
- Questions for students posed at the end of each chapter can be used for discussion or other learning applications.
- Chapter on evidence-based practice discusses how to incorporate evidence into the clinical setting.
- Chapter on ethics gives students a deeper understanding of how to address challenging ethical dilemmas.
- UNIQUE! Chapter on the wide range of physiological changes among the aging patient population highlights related occupational performance issues.
- UNIQUE! Chapter on oral health educates students on the challenges faced by older adults.
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Section I: Conceptual Foundations of Gerontological Occupational Therapy
1. Gerontological OT: Conceptual Frameworks, Historical Contexts, & Practice Principles, Perkinson & Barney
2. Ethical and Legal Aspects of Occupational Therapy Practice with Older Adults, Needham, Luetkemeyer, Lohman, & Mu
3. Looming Disease Burden Associated with the Aging Process: Implications for OT Practice, Andresen, Cannell, Akhtar, Barney
4. Theoretical Models Relevant to Gerontological Occupational Therapy Practice, Hocking & Meltzer
5. Foundations of Evidence-Based Gerontological Occupational Therapy Practice, Krieger, Tao, & Royeen
6. Approaches to Screening and Assessment in Gerontological Occupational Therapy, Bear-Lehman, Chippendale, & Albert
7. Occupational Therapy Intervention Process with Aging Adults, Lysack
Section II: Age-Related Biological System Changes and Gerontological Occupational Therapy
8. Musculoskeletal System Changes with Aging: Implications for Occupational Therapy, Hayes, Herning, & Gonzalez-Snyder
9. Physiological and Neurological System Changes with Aging and Related Occupational Therapy Interventions, Morley, Patel, VanPuymbrook, Schwartz, & Barney
10. Occupational Therapy Interventions for Older Adults with Low Vision, Newsham-Beckley
11. Nutrition, Occupational Performance & the Phenomenology of Food in Later Life, Lo, Desai, Moss, & Henderson-Kalb
12. Oral Health for the Aging Adult, Blanchard, Barker, & Hyde
13. Pharmacology, Pharmacy, and the Aging Adult: Implications for Occupational Therapy, Behrenholtz Levy & Barney
Section III: Aging-Related Psychosocial Changes and Gerontological Occupational Therapy
14. Cognitive Executive Abilities in Aging and Everyday Life, Han, Parker, & McDowd
15. Cognitive Impairment, Dementia, and Occupational Therapy Interventions, Kempf, Schwarz, Desai, & Perkinson
16. Mental Health and Common Psychiatric Disorders Associated with Aging, Stoffel, Lee, Schwartz, & Grossberg
17. Spirituality and Aging, Ellor & Bowen
18. Successful Aging, de Medeiros, Jackson, & Perkinson
Section IV: The Functional Environment of Aging Adults and Gerontological Occupational Therapy
19. The Physical Environment and Aging, Rowles, Perkinson, & Barney
20. Driving and Transportation: Dementia as a Model for Evaluation, Decision-Making, and Planning, Carr & Hunt
21. Assistive Technology: Supports for Aging Adults, Furphy, Lindstom, & Burdick
22. Families and Aging: The Lived Experience, Karasch Behr & Tebb
Section V: Continuum of Care and Gerontological Occupational Therapy
23. U.S. Health Care System Overview and the Occupational Therapy Services Interface, Meret-Hanke & Barney
24. The Role of Occupational Therapy in Acute & Sub-Acute Care with Aging Adults, Turek Koch & Flaherty
25. Long-Term Care: The Role of Occupational Therapists in Transformative Practice, Briller, Paul-Ward, & Whaley
26. Home: An Evolving Context for Health Care, Gitlin & Piersol
Section VI: Trends and Innovations in Care for Aging Adults
27. Intraprofessional & Interprofessional Processes in Gerontological Care, Tumosa, Lach, Barney, & Orr
28. Occupational Therapists as Change Agents, Brodrick & Barry
29. Community-Based Models of Practice to Address Late Life Inequities: Examples from the UK, Pollard, Sakellariou, Pollard, & Harrison
30. The Future of Gerontological Occupational Therapy, Barney & Perkinson -
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