OT 727
Adult Physical & Neurological Evaluations & Interventions
Rocky Mountain University of Health Professions · UGRD · Fall 2026
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in OT w/Lab This course explores the evaluation, intervention, and outcomes of occupational performance, performance components, and occupational environments focused on physical and neurological factors among adults. The course addresses screening, assessment, evaluation, interpretation, and intervention planning associated with typical occupational performance problems among adults. The study of theory and frames of reference related to occupation -based interventions for adult persons with physical and neurological d isorders or injuries explored and applied. The students will review and integrate current best evidence related to restorative and adaptive interventions supporting participation and performance in meaningful occupations. The students gain introductory skills for fabricating orthotics, assessing dural medical equipment needs, and the safe and effective use of clinical modalities. Finally, the student will demonstrate professional reasoning and sound judgment regarding safety for adult populations through the occupational therapy process.
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