• Peering into the black box of rehabilitation: Content validity of a new taxonomy for interventions 

  Whisner, Sandra (2014-08)

  The research for this dissertation included three inter-related studies that systematically examined the validity of a new taxonomy, the Occupational Therapy Taxonomy of Rehabilitation Interventions (OT-TRI). The overarching ...

• Occupational adaptation in a stroke self-management program: A mixed methods study 

  Kitchens, Riqiea F; 0000-0002-1184-4175 (2018-11-13)

  Self-management programs that provide education, practical skills training can promote lifestyle and behavioral change and reduce the risk of recurrent stroke. Occupational Adaptation describes the use of meaningful ...

• Treatment for cumulative trauma disorders using a person-centered approach: Grounded by the theory of occupational adaptation 

  King, James W; 0000-0002-7140-9343 (2018-12-10)

  Cumulative trauma disorders (CTDs) are musculoskeletal disorders that impact health and productivity. CTD risk factors are present in the workplace, home, and community. Occupational therapists (OTs) are widely involved ...

• The impact of an occupation-based program for incarcerated women with intellectual and developmental disabilities 

  Stelter, Laurie (2018-10-03)

  Incarcerated individuals with IDD and their preparation to successfully re-enter the community represent a significant concern within the criminal justice system. Occupational therapy, with its knowledge of occupational ...

• The effects of sensory diets on children with sensory processing disorder 

  Pingale, Vidya; 0000-0003-3973-0556 (2018-12-17)

  THE EFFECTS OF SENSORY DIETS ON CHILDREN WITH SENSORY PROCESSING DISORDER

• The integration of assistive technology within the daily educational environment 

  Iskander, Martha (2008-05)

  A descriptive study was implemented to determine teachers' perception and the prevalence of factors that may influence the integration of assistive technology within the classroom of an urban school district. The study ...

• The effects of differently lined paper on letter production quality in first grade students 

  Reidlinger, Whitney (2010-12)

  Objective: The purpose of this study was to examine handwriting production of first grade students using differently lined paper. Method: Two groups of first grade students were assessed with the Minnesota Handwriting ...

• Psychological aspects of sensibility impairment 

  Krotoski, Judith A. Bell (2009-05)

  The aim of this investigation was to explore the psychological aspects of sensibility impairment, with particular emphasis on coping and adaptive strategies individuals use to manage their needs, stress and emotions, as ...

• Letter formation using video modeling compared to in vivo modeling for children with autism 

  Marizza, Jeanie (2009-08)

  A multiple-baseline A-B single subject design across four participants was used to evaluate the effectiveness of in vivo versus video modeling on copying skills in children with autism. Participants were presented with an ...

• Contrast baths: A systematic review of the effects of contrast baths on edema 

  Hnatowicz, Teresa M. (2010-05)

  Study design. Systematic review. Purpose of the study. To seek evidence based research on the effectiveness of contrast baths as a treatment modality for edema management. Method. A search of several databases for ...

• A systematic review to determine the effectiveness of Kinesio Taping for Dequervain's tenosynovitis 

  Guardia, M. Charlene (2010-12)

  Study Design: Systematic Review. Purpose of the Study: To determine if Kinesio Taping has been shown to be an effective treatment for DeQuervain's tenosynovitis or other conditions similar to it. Method: A search of ...

• The effects of music on attention to task 

  Janbaz, Elizabeth (2009-12)

  This study examined the effects of the music on immediate improvements to on–task performance in children with attention difficulties. Specific modulated music designed by Therapeutic Listening was used as the intervention ...

• Effectiveness of a dynamic seating device, Disc ‘O’ Sit, on attention to task in third grade students with attention difficulties 

  Johnson, Leanne (2009-08)

  The purpose of this study was to investigate the effectiveness of using Disc ‘O’ Sits, on improving third grade students' on-task behaviors while engaged in a language arts task. A single subject, A-B-A-B design was utilized ...

• Sensory processing and social participation in children with autism spectrum disorders 

  Maas, Christene (2010-12)

  The purpose of this study was to examine children with ASD in a school setting for evidence of sensory processing patterns and explore for a relationship between sensory processing problems and social participation in ...

• Animal assisted therapy increases fine motor skills 

  Roehm, Jillian (2010-08)

  Occupational therapists use animal assisted therapy to address various therapeutic goals, however very little research has been completed regarding how these professionals utilize this intervention. The school setting is ...

• Occupational adaptation model vs. biomechanical/rehabilitation models in the treatment of patients with hip fractures 

  Jackson, John P. (1998-08)

  This study compared the effectiveness of the occupational adaptation model versus the biomechanical/rehabilitation models. The biomechanical/rehabilitation models have been used in rehabilitation settings for many years. ...

• The evolution and measurement of professional identity 

  Jebril, Mohammad Yasser (2008-05)

  Professional identity (PI) as a concept has many meanings and connotations; no single variable, study or research addresses the evolution and measurement of PI in a comprehensive way secondary to the broadness, mobility, ...

• Re-test reliability of Family L.I.F.E. 

  Rosello, Stacy Sue (2010-08)

  Family L.I.F.E. (Looking into Family Experiences) is an occupation-based semi-structured interview that provides direction toward family centered care. While validity of the tool was explored, reliability was not established. ...

• The effect of parent-child interaction training on early intervention occupational therapists 

  Marino, Jeanne Mireille (2009-12)

  This study determined strategies that occupational therapists are using to improve the parent-child relationship and determined how effectiveness of the strategies is measured by the therapists. A self-developed survey was ...

• Exploration of the hydration habits, morning balance, and morning blood pressure of institutionalized older adults 

  Rice, Carol Getz; 0000-0002-1738-144X (2018-07-11)

  OBJECTIVE: This study examined the Person-Environment-Occupation fit of the everyday beverage experience of institutionalized older adults to identify potential hydration habits and routines that act as supports or ...

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