2016 CATALOG
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VISION<br />
CONTINUING EDUCATION<br />
Module 3. Modifying the<br />
Environment for Low Vision<br />
Adapted from work of Roy Gordon Cole, OD,<br />
FAAO; Yu-Pin Hsu, EdD, OT, SCLV; and Gordon<br />
Rovins, MS, CEAC<br />
Earn 1.5 contact hours.<br />
This course provides knowledge and strategies<br />
that occupational therapists can use to<br />
evaluate and modify environments to facilitate<br />
occupational performance for clients<br />
with low vision. Types of lighting, glare<br />
reduction, contrast enhancement, and environmental accessibility<br />
guidelines are addressed.<br />
Order #OL37SC3. AOTA Members: $65, Nonmembers: $89<br />
Module 4. Improving Performance<br />
for Low Vision<br />
Adapted from work of Roy Gordon Cole, OD,<br />
FAAO; Yu-Pin Hsu, EdD, OT, SCLV; and Gordon<br />
Rovins, MS, CEAC<br />
Earn 2 contact hours.<br />
This course provides instruction on compensatory<br />
techniques and adaptive devices<br />
that occupational therapists can use to<br />
address ADLs and IADLs for individuals<br />
with low vision. Detailed examples and case<br />
studies are provided to demonstrate how to develop and implement<br />
compensatory techniques and adaptive devices to maximize<br />
occupational performance.<br />
Order #OL37SC4. AOTA Members: $75, Nonmembers: $99<br />
Coming Soon!<br />
Assessment Tools and Strategies for Adults With<br />
Low Vision<br />
Created in collaboration with the Lighthouse Guild (Formerly The<br />
Jewish Guild for the Blind), this CE product will offer valuable<br />
information for determining the functional impact that low vision<br />
has on your client.<br />
WORK<br />
Occupational Therapy Practice<br />
Guidelines for Individuals With<br />
Work-Related Injuries and<br />
Illnesses<br />
By Vicki Kaskutas, OTD, MHS, OT/L, and Jeffrey<br />
Snodgrass, PhD, MPH, OTR/L, CWCE<br />
Using concepts from the Occupational<br />
Therapy Practice Framework, this guideline<br />
helps prepare occupational therapy<br />
practitioners to assist this large population<br />
and details the assessment and<br />
treatment of people with work-related injuries, including planning<br />
for returning to work.<br />
A systematic literature review synthesizes extensive research,<br />
distilling the most important parts—treatment recommendations—through<br />
reader-friendly tables. Individual evidence tables<br />
present and summarize a wide range of literature on the low<br />
back; elbow; hand, wrist, and forearm; and shoulder and apply it<br />
to occupational therapy clinical practice. Useful appendixes also<br />
summarize ICD–9–CM and CPT TM codes related to occupational<br />
therapy for individuals with work-related injuries and illnesses. For<br />
clinical practitioners, occupational therapy students and educators,<br />
policymakers, and other health care professionals.<br />
ISBN-13: 978-1-56900-260-5, 163 pages, 2009<br />
Order #2213. AOTA Members: $59, Nonmembers: $84<br />
MORE RESOURCES<br />
• Asher’s Occupational Therapy Assessment Tools, p. 15<br />
CE Chapter for AOTA Press<br />
Bestseller<br />
Best Practices in Supporting Students<br />
With Visual Impairments (Chapter 34)<br />
Best Practices in Supporting Students<br />
With Low-Incidence Disabilities, Including<br />
Multiple Disabilities and Deaf-Blindness<br />
(Chapter 29)<br />
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