2016 CATALOG
2016-Publications-CE-Product-Catalog
2016-Publications-CE-Product-Catalog
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DRIVING & COMMUNITY MOBILITY<br />
CONTINUING EDUCATION<br />
Refer to pages 4–5 of this catalog to learn about AOTA CE course formats. Bulk purchase discounts allow you to save more on your CE purchase! Please<br />
read bulk discount information on page 5. CD-ROMs are compatible for use in DVD players.<br />
AOTA Driving & Community Mobility Continuing<br />
Education Courses are ADED Approved.<br />
Online Course<br />
Driving and Community Mobility<br />
for Older Adults: Occupational<br />
Therapy Roles, Revision<br />
Presented by Susan L. Pierce, OTR/L, SCDCM,<br />
CDRS, and Elin Schold Davis, OTR/L, CDRS<br />
Contributor: Linda A. Hunt, PhD, OTR/L, FAOTA<br />
Earn .6 AOTA CEU (7.5 NBCOT PDUs/<br />
6 contact hours).<br />
This online course contains practical<br />
content, research, tools, and resources<br />
designed to advance your knowledge<br />
about the IADL of driving and community mobility. This course<br />
provides information at the generalist and specialist level to assist<br />
occupational therapy practitioners in determining older driver<br />
risks, recommending that driving cease or resume, and assisting in<br />
decisions related to transportation options and alternative forms of<br />
community mobility. Information on building a network of services<br />
from multiple disciplines is provided.<br />
2010<br />
Order #OL33. AOTA Members: $180, Nonmembers: $257<br />
CD or Online Format Course<br />
Determining Capacity to Drive<br />
for Drivers With Dementia Using<br />
Research, Ethics, and Professional<br />
Reasoning: The Responsibility of<br />
All Occupational Therapists<br />
Presented by Linda A. Hunt, PhD, OTR/L,<br />
FAOTA<br />
Earn .2 AOTA CEU (2.5 NBCOT PDUs/<br />
2 contact hours).<br />
This course addresses the required professional reasoning and<br />
ethics for making final recommendations about the driving capacity<br />
for older adults with dementia. Case studies that include video<br />
clips address decision making, communication with clients, evaluation<br />
and assessment tools, and the role of physicians and occupational<br />
therapy practitioners. The course also provides the Multifactor<br />
Older Driver With Dementia Evaluation Model (MODEM) tool<br />
to help determine whether older clients with dementia should<br />
continue or cease driving.<br />
ISBN-13: 978-1-56900-304-6, 2010<br />
Available in online (flash) or CD-ROM format.<br />
Online: Order #OL4842<br />
AOTA Members: $65, Nonmembers: $89<br />
CD: Order #4842<br />
AOTA Members: $75, Nonmembers: $99<br />
CD or Online Format Course<br />
Creating Successful Transitions<br />
to Community Mobility<br />
Independence for Adolescents:<br />
Addressing the Needs of Students<br />
With Cognitive, Social, and<br />
Behavioral Limitations<br />
Presented by Miriam Monahan, MS, OTR,<br />
CDRS, CDI, and Kimberly Patten, OTL, AMPS<br />
certified<br />
Earn .7 AOTA CEU (8.75 NBCOT PDUs/7 contact hours).<br />
Occupational therapy services for adolescents must include critical<br />
issues of transportation for individuals with cognitive, social, and<br />
behavioral limitations. In this course, learn about community mobility<br />
options and driving. Appropriate transportation is essential<br />
for engaging in vocational, social, and educational opportunities.<br />
Addresses the issue of community mobility skill development for<br />
youth with diagnoses such as autism and attention deficit disorders.<br />
Practitioners in educational settings will learn how to address<br />
community mobility in the IEP. Occupational therapy practitioners<br />
practicing in the community or driver rehabilitation program will<br />
gain information on identifying when a student is ready for driving.<br />
ISBN-13: 978-1-56900-275-9, 2009<br />
Available in online (flash) or CD-ROM format.<br />
Online: Order #OL4833<br />
AOTA Members: $88, Nonmembers: $130<br />
CD: Order #4833<br />
AOTA Members: $98, Nonmembers: $140<br />
CD or Online Format Course<br />
Driving Assessment and Training<br />
Techniques: Addressing the<br />
Needs of Students With Cognitive<br />
and Social Limitations Behind the<br />
Wheel<br />
Presented by Miriam Monahan, MS, OTR,<br />
CDRS, CDI<br />
Earn 1 AOTA CEU (12.5 NBCOT<br />
PDUs/10 contact hours).<br />
Occupational therapy practitioners addressing the important IADL<br />
of driving are challenged by students with Asperger syndrome,<br />
nonverbal learning disabilities, autism, traumatic brain injury,<br />
attention deficit disorders, and lower IQ scores. This course addresses<br />
issues related to driving assessment and training, including<br />
skills deficits related to these diagnoses, methods and tools that<br />
address driving skills, assessment techniques to determine the<br />
readiness to drive, and intervention techniques for developing specific<br />
social and executive function skills necessary for driving tasks.<br />
ISBN-13: 978-1-56900-281-0, 2009<br />
Available in online (flash) or CD-ROM format.<br />
Online: Order #OL4837<br />
AOTA Members: $159, Nonmembers: $234<br />
CD: Order #4837<br />
AOTA Members: $169, Nonmembers: $244<br />
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