Tables
Table 1.
Occupational Therapy Terminology
Table 2.
Potential Occupational Therapist Roles
Vol 93 Issue 9
Table of Contents
Issue highlights
The Meaning of Occupation, Occupational Need, and Occupational Therapy in a Military Context
- Article
- Abstract
- An Outline of Occupational Therapy Practice
- The Concept of Occupation
- The Person-Environment-Occupation Relationship
- Occupational Need
- Occupational Disruption, Deprivation, and Imbalance and the Canadian Forces
- Current Status of Occupational Therapy Within the Canadian Forces Rehabilitation Services
- Canadian Forces Health Culture: Critical Issues for Occupational Therapy
- Future Occupational Therapy and the Canadian Forces
- Members With Transient and Intermittent Injuries: Promoting Military Readiness Through Occupation
- Members Who Are Severely Injured: Promoting Timely Progress Through Occupation
- Members With Permanent Injuries: Transitioning Into Civilian Life
- Conclusion and Recommendations
- Footnotes
- References
- Figures & Data
- Info & Metrics