Occupational Therapy Activities and Intervention Techniques for Clients with Stroke in 6 Rehabilitation Hospitals - 0 views

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  #1 hauterr on 22 Nov 17

   

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  This evidence-based article examined the most frequently used occupational therapy interventions in six different rehab hospitals for 954 patients who had suffered a stroke. The most frequently used activities addressed upper-extremity control (22.9% of treatment time) and dressing (14.2% of treatment time). The most frequently used interventions to address upper-extremity control included the following: strengthening, motor learning, PROM, and postural awareness. The most frequently used interventions to address dressing included the following: Balance, postural awareness, motor learning, one-handed skills, and cognitive therapy.

   

  <div class="cArrow"> </div><div class="cContentInner">file:///C:/Users/Rachel/Downloads/369%20(1).pdf <br /> This evidence-based article examined the most frequently used occupational therapy interventions in six different rehab hospitals for 954 patients who had suffered a stroke. The most frequently used activities addressed upper-extremity control (22.9% of treatment time) and dressing (14.2% of treatment time). The most frequently used interventions to address upper-extremity control included the following: strengthening, motor learning, PROM, and postural awareness. The most frequently used interventions to address dressing included the following: Balance, postural awareness, motor learning, one-handed skills, and cognitive therapy.</div>

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