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Did someone say occupational therapy and acute care? Next up on our #OTSettingsSeries is Emily Saucier, OTR/L. Emily Saucier, OTR/L graduated with her masters in OT from Rockhurst University in 2016. Emily splits time between 2 urban Level 1 Trauma Centers in Kansas City. When not working, Emily enjoys spending time with her husband, 2…
What is Occupational Therapy's role in Acute Care? Sarah Stromsdorfer MS, OTR from myOTspot.com talks about the best parts and the challenges of being a
I started working in acute care as a student on my Level II fieldwork, so I never realized just how intensive it can be. I recently had a friend of mine who is an OT express interest in working in acute care. She wanted to follow me for a few hours to see how my…
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An occupational therapy career in acute care can be as exciting and rewarding as it is demanding and overwhelming. The acute care setting is fast-paced.
Left neglect can strike after a right-sided stroke. What you need to know about visual attention, how to test for it, & evidence-based treatment activities.
Occupational therapy in the acute care setting can be fast-paced, exciting, and intense. Here's what you can expect in this OT setting.
Here's a little known fact about me: I worked in acute care my first year as an OT. I loved reading this "day in the life" submission, beca...
Section GG is a standardized assessment implemented by CMS in post-acute care. Learn all about this important assessment and the role of OT.
Acute Care quick reference printable PDF for occupational therapists, OT or COTA students, or other rehabilitation therapists in the hospital/acute care setting. This thirteen page resource is great for new grads or fieldwork students to keep handy on a clipboard or hung at their desk. It includes range of motion (ROM), lab value ranges and clinical implications, manual muscle testing (MMT), weight bearing precautions, post operation precautions, how to complete informal BUE MMT and ROM test, common complications and treatment responses, and more!
Precautions and complications in acute care quick reference printable PDF for occupational therapists, OT or COTA students, or other rehabilitation therapists in the hospital/SNF/ Inpatient rehab care setting. This four page resource is great for new grads or fieldwork students to keep handy on a clipboard or hung at their desk. It includes weight bearing precautions, post operation (post op) precautions, common complications and their cause, symptoms, precautions, and appropriate treatment response, and pressure injury stages.
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Stroke is a common acute cerebrovascular disease, and two million new patients are reported in China every year [1]. One study reported that 65% of patients who received post-stroke rehabilitation had arm-hand dysfunction 6 months after stroke [2]. Effect of conventional rehabilitation methods including physical therapy (PT), occupational therapy (OT), is still not satisfactory to the severely affected arm-hand motor function on the chronic recovery phase patients with post-stroke hemiplegia.
