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This unique reference is the first to combine physical therapy and occupational therapy in one comprehensive volume. Each chapter includes a synopsis of the material, background information, pathology, a description of the assessment tools, sample assessment procedures, a summary of pertinent research, a list of references, and a short glossary. Topics discussed range from statistical theory to surgical experiences to the patient's ability to be self-sufficient. This text provides the reader with an excellent conceptual foundation in assessment.
This text establishes a foundational understanding of assessment principles by integrating occupational and physical therapy approaches. The authors, Denis Brunt and Julia Van Deusen, combine their expertise to present a comprehensive volume that addresses the critical aspects of patient evaluation. The book is structured to provide readers with a thorough grasp of assessment tools and procedures, supported by relevant research and practical application.
This text is recognized for its unique integration of occupational therapy and physical therapy assessment principles, offering a comprehensive single-volume reference. Its structured approach, including synopses, background information, and research summaries, provides a solid conceptual foundation for readers. The inclusion of diverse topics, from statistical theory to practical self-sufficiency evaluations, ensures a broad scope. The book serves as a valuable resource for students and practitioners seeking to deepen their understanding of assessment methodologies in both fields.
Page Count:
535
Publication Date:
1997-01-15
Publisher:
Saunders
ISBN-10:
0721644449
ISBN-13:
9780721644448
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