Unit

School Of Health Sciences

People, Environment and OccupationsWestern Sydney University Unit Code: 400908.4

Discipline: OCCUPATIONAL THERAPY

Student Contribution Band: 2

Level: 2

Credit Points: 10

Equivalent Units
400734 - Functional Analysis

Prerequisite
400160 Introduction to Occupational Therapy

Corequisite
400863 Foundations of Research and Evidence-Based Practice OR 401383 Evidence in Health

Unit Enrolment Restrictions
Students must be enrolled in course 4711 Bachelor of Occupational Therapy or 4712 Bachelor of Occupational Therapy Honours) or 4663 - Bachelor of Health Science/Master of Occupational Therapy. This is a specialty unit offered as a compulsory core unit of the occupational therapy program. It is profession specific, preparing students to practice as an occupational therapist and not relevant as an elective for non-occupational therapy students.


About this Unit
Analysing an individual’s participation in meaningful occupations is an essential clinical reasoning process to be mastered by occupational therapists. Therapists must be able to analyse three factors to do so: the person’s abilities; the demands of the occupation; and the impact of the environmental context on participation. This unit will facilitate the development of these skills so that students can maximise the person-environment-occupation fit to optimise participation for people with a variety of health challenges or disabilities.


Courses
4711.1Bachelor of Occupational TherapyCONTINUING
4711.2Bachelor of Occupational TherapyCONTINUING
4711.3Bachelor of Occupational TherapyCURRENT
4712.1Bachelor of Occupational Therapy (Honours)CONTINUING
4789.1Bachelor of Health Science (Clinical Science)CURRENT




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