OTD 6441 CARE IV
The Clinical Application and Reflection Experience (CARE) series is designed for the purpose of synthesizing didactic learning with an experiential component that supports the development of knowledge, fieldwork problem-solving, and skills required for the delivery of occupational therapy. Students will be expected to evaluate effectiveness of his/her communication and modify communication, value the socio-cultural, psychological and economical influences on patient and clients and respond accordingly, and design an intervention plan that is based on the best available evidence, clinical expertise, and patient preference. This fieldwork experience is designed for the purpose of synthesizing didactic learning with an experiential component that supports the development of knowledge, fieldwork problem-solving, and skills required for the delivery of occupational therapy. Students will be focusing on building professional skills related to standardized assessments and collaborating with the interprofessional team to report results. A combination of community-based, clinic-based, simulation, reflective group discussions, and faculty-led experiences will be utilized to stimulate critical reasoning and application of occupational therapy principles across the lifespan. Prerequisite: OTD 5331
Lab Hours
2
Lecture Hours
0