A contemporary view of occupational therapy in acute hospitals in metropolitan Western Australia

Ongoing healthcare reforms within Australia continue to shape occupational therapy practice within acute hospitals. This thesis explores the practice challenges experienced by occupational therapists in the acute context and the responses they are making to their practice as a result in this settin...

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Main Author: Britton, Lauren Heather
Format: Thesis
Published: Curtin University 2016
Online Access:http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.11937/55062
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description Ongoing healthcare reforms within Australia continue to shape occupational therapy practice within acute hospitals. This thesis explores the practice challenges experienced by occupational therapists in the acute context and the responses they are making to their practice as a result in this setting. It discusses a need for occupational therapists to re-form their approach to acute care practice to ensure ongoing relevance to the health system where further innovations will influence future healthcare provision.
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spelling curtin-20.500.11937-550622017-08-07T06:25:13Z A contemporary view of occupational therapy in acute hospitals in metropolitan Western Australia Britton, Lauren Heather Ongoing healthcare reforms within Australia continue to shape occupational therapy practice within acute hospitals. This thesis explores the practice challenges experienced by occupational therapists in the acute context and the responses they are making to their practice as a result in this setting. It discusses a need for occupational therapists to re-form their approach to acute care practice to ensure ongoing relevance to the health system where further innovations will influence future healthcare provision. 2016 Thesis http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.11937/55062 Curtin University fulltext
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A contemporary view of occupational therapy in acute hospitals in metropolitan Western Australia
title A contemporary view of occupational therapy in acute hospitals in metropolitan Western Australia
title_full A contemporary view of occupational therapy in acute hospitals in metropolitan Western Australia
title_fullStr A contemporary view of occupational therapy in acute hospitals in metropolitan Western Australia
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title_short A contemporary view of occupational therapy in acute hospitals in metropolitan Western Australia
title_sort contemporary view of occupational therapy in acute hospitals in metropolitan western australia
url http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.11937/55062