The just extensive book on geriatric occupational treatment created specifically for the COTA, Occupational Therapy with Elders: Methods for the COTA, 3rd Edition supplies thorough protection of each aspect of geriatric practice, from health and prevention to death and passing away. A conversation of foundational principles includes aging trends and methods for senior care, and protection of emerging areas consists of low-vision rehabilitation, mobility problems including driving, and Alzheimer’s illness and other types of dementia. Specialist authors René Padilla, Sue Byers-Connon, and Helene Lohman provide an unequaled discussion of varied populations and the current on geriatric policies and treatments in this fast-growing area of practice. Special! A focus on the occupational therapy assistant highlights the importance of COTAs to the care of senior customers. Case studies show principles and assist you apply what you’ve found out to real situations. Secret terms, chapter objectives, and review concerns highlight crucial content in each chapter. Usage of the term “senior” lowers the stereotyped role of dependent clients and helps to dispel misconceptions about aging. A multidisciplinary technique demonstrates how the OT and the COTA can work together successfully. Unique! Attention to diverse populations and cultures prepares you to respect and take care of customers of different backgrounds. Distinct! The buddy Evolve website makes evaluation simpler with more learning activities, referrals linked to MEDLINE abstracts, and links to associated OT sites. Special! A discussion of senior abuse, battered ladies, and literacy includes details on how the COTA can attend to these often-overlooked concerns. New info on alternative treatment settings for senior citizens reflects brand-new trends in OT care. Updated info on Medicare, Medicaid, and HIPAA policies talks about the most recent policies and how to integrate the newest procedures into practice. Significant additions are made to the chapters on public law, dementia, and oncology.
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