SCIENCE OF OCCUPATION

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Open only to MSOT graduate students.This course reviews the historical perspectives, philosophy of the profession, and the concept of occupation influencing participation in environments (contexts) considering social, cultural, and anthropological influences. It explores the impact of beliefs, values and interest throughout the life span relative to choices made in work, play, leisure and self-care activities. Includes interpersonal skills required for ethical and professional behavior, activity analysis, consideration of the impact of adapting tasks and environments, introduction to occupational theory, legislation, reimbursement, supervision, documentation, and practice settings.