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OCCT 6301
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Human Occupation I
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[3-0]
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A study of the relationship between human occupation and health through the life span. This course will emphasize occupation in the context of social participation as it relates to the health and culture of individuals. Prerequisite: Acceptance into the M.S.O.T. Program
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OCCT 6302
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Foundations of Occupational Therapy
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[3-0]
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An introduction to occupational therapy. Surveys the history, philosophy, theoretical concepts and clinical methods and techniques that support the practice of occupational therapy. This course emphasizes the origins, beliefs and values of occupational therapy across the continuum of time, sociopolitical factors and health systems. Prerequisite: Acceptance into the M.S.O.T. Program
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OCCT 6303
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Research Methods in Occupational Therapy
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[3-0]
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An introduction to basic concepts and terminology in scientific inquiry and their application in interpreting published research as it impacts on evidence-based practice. Students will locate examples of evidence that supports the relationship between human occupation and health, including various methodologies using both quantitative and qualitative designs. Prerequisite: Acceptance into the M.S.O.T. Program
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OCCT 6304
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Systems Impacting Occupational Performance
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[3-0]
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The study of systems theories as they relate to occupation, health and culture. Using principles of systems theory, students will examine the roles and functions of occupational therapy, in the context of local and regional environments, some of which will be health related. The impact on home, work, and community systems will be explored. Components of the environment (psychological, social, physical, natural) will also be studied. Prerequisite: Acceptance into the M.S.O.T. Program
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OCCT 6305
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Human Occupation II
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[3-0]
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Examination and analysis of the contribution of the structure, function, and development of biological and physical systems as support for occupational performance and their affects on human occupation and function. Emphasis is given to anatomical, physiological, and neurological systems. Prerequisite: OCCT 6301, OCCT 6302
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OCCT 6306
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Human Occupation III
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[0-3]
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Examination and analysis of the contribution of the structure, function and development of neurological systems as support for occupational performance and their effect on human occupation and function.
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OCCT 6307
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Research and Policy in Health Care
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[3-0]
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Research methods employed in health-related studies, e.g. epidemiology, are introduced. Emphasis is given to systematic comparison among various health policy models and fiscal systems, using both national and international resources. The grant writing process for health related research is explored. Prerequisite : OCCT 6303
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OCCT 6308
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Practicum A
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[0-3]
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A field-based experience in which students analyze the role of occupational therapy in community settings under the supervision of faculty. Includes a seminar in ethics and standards of practice, as well as regularly scheduled meetings for individual and group supervision. Prerequisite : OCCT 6301, OCCT 6302, OCCT 6304
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OCCT 6309
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Health, Illness and Disability
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[3-0]
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An examination of health, illness and disability in relation to occupation, activities and social participation. Provides an overview of selected diseases and conditions, which affect occupational performance. Explores concepts of disability and health and includes current international classifications of health and disability and study of the Americans with Disabilities Act. Prerequisites: OCCT 6301, OCCT 6304
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OCCT 6310
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Theories of Occupational Therapy
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[3-0]
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Analysis of occupational therapy theories with regard to concepts of body structure/function, activities, social participation and environmental context. Prerequisites : OCCT 6301, OCCT 6302
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OCCT 6311
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Practicum B
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[0-3]
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A field-based experience in which students will relate knowledge gained in OCCT 6401, OCCT 6307, and OCCT 6308 by examining the sensory, cognitive, and psychological components of occupation in normal populations. Students will be able to observer, describe and analyze human performance across the life span within the context of everyday life. Includes regularly scheduled meetings, for individual and group supervision. Prerequisites: OCCT 6401, OCCT 6307, OCCT 6308.
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OCCT 6312
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Systems Analysis
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[3-0]
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Using customary public health assessments, students will analyze elements of home, work and community environments will regard to occupation and health . Prerequisites : OCCT 6304, OCCT 6308
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OCCT 6313
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Special Topics in Occupational Therapy
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[3-0]
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Students will develop a research question suitable for a scholarly project in collaboration with faculty scholars. In-depth reading on the topic will be required. Prerequisites: OCCT 6303, OCCT 6305.
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OCCT 7401
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Systems Intervention I
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[3-3]
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Using a client-centered approach within a systems model, students develop intervention plans that include rationale for selection of appropriate theories, assessments and interventions. Prerequisites: OCCT 6304, OCCT 6401.
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OCCT 7301
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Occupational Therapy Skills
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[3-0]
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Provides students with laboratory experiences designed to integrate information from the theory and systems interventions courses. Explores intervention strategies and methods surrounding continuity of care across ages and environments. Includes motor learning, low and high technology interventions, documentation and skills training focusing on self-care, work, and leisure as occupations. Prerequisites : OCCT 6304, OCCT 6401, OCCT 6308.
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OCCT 7302
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Management of Occupational Therapy Services
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[3-0]
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The application of principles of management and systems in the provision o foccupational therapy services to individuals and organizations. Prerequisites: OCCT 6306,OCCT 6309
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OCCT 7402
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Systems Intervention II
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[3-3]
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Using a community-based approach within a social system, students will design intervention plans that include rationale for selection of appropriate theories, assessment and interventions as well as methods for delivery of services. Prerequisites: OCCT 7401
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OCCT 7303
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Advanced Applied Research
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[3-0]
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Completion of scholarly project. Prerequisites: OCCT 6303, OCCT 6305, OCCT 6311
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OCCT 7304
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Occupational Therapy Skills II
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[0-3]
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Provides students with clinical experiences designed to integrate information from the theory and systems intervention courses. Explores intervention stategies and methods surrounding continuity of care across ages and environments, including motor learning, low and high technology, documentation and skills training. Includes a field-based experience (Practicum C).
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OCCT 7601
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Field Studies in Occupational Therapy I
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[0-6]
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The equivalent of 12 weeks full-time advanced field experience. Prerequisite: Successful completion of all academic coursework.
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OCCT 7602
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Field Studies in Occupational Therapy II
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[0-6]
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The equivalent of 12 weeks full-time advanced field experience. Prerequisite : Successful completion of all academic coursework.
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