Danish Therapy Questionnaires Reveal Gaps Between What Clients Prefer and Therapists Deliver
A new Danish study finds that structured questionnaires measuring six therapeutic communication modes are useful in occupational therapy practice, but ...
A new Danish study finds that structured questionnaires measuring six therapeutic communication modes are useful in occupational therapy practice, but ...
A qualitative follow-up study in Taiwan found that adults with visual impairment continued to report improved health, daily functioning and ...
A new study of 100 early-career occupational therapists in India finds that 25 percent experience moderate-high to high intensity impostor ...
A new cross-sectional study finds that older adults who use a wider variety of smartphone applications show notably higher engagement ...
A pilot study found that 3D-printed orthoses for trigger finger achieved higher user satisfaction and required less direct labor than ...
A Swedish focus group study of 22 municipal health and social care professionals finds that organizational readiness for health-promoting interventions ...
A process evaluation of the ABLE 2.0 occupational therapy program shows high-fidelity home-based delivery and 86 percent goal attainment among ...
A Danish proof-of-concept study shows that an occupation-centred swallowing training program may help older adults with dysphagia eat and drink ...
A feasibility study in Iceland found that adventure activities, outdoor gardening, and outdoor play were rated the most meaningful and ...
A Norwegian single-case study found that the PRPP cognitive strategy intervention delivered at home produced very large, lasting gains in ...
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