Evidence Based Occupational Therapy (STTS2011)

Evidence Based Occupational Therapy (STTS2011-3007), 13.03.2023 – 19.05.2023,
5 cr (STT22SM, ...) — Online learning + -
Language of instruction

Finnish

Timing

13.03.2023 - 19.05.2023

Lecturer(s)

Emmi Ritvos, Jaana Ritsilä, Kaisa Jokinen

Planned learning activities, teaching methods and guidance

Webinars, recordings, independent learning, group work, exam

Learning materials and recommended literature

Alnervik, A. & Linddah,l I. 2011. Value of occupational therapy –about evidence-based occupational therapy. The Swedish Association of Occupational Therapists (FSA).

Snodgrass, J. & Amini, D. 2017. Occupational therapy practice guidelines for adults with musculoskeletal conditions. AOTA practice guidelines series. Bethesda, MD: AOTA Press. E-kirja.

Noyes, S. & Lannigan, E.G. 2019. Occupational therapy practice guidelines for adults living with serious mental illness. AOTA practice guidelines series. Bethesda, MD: AOTA Press. E-kirja.

Poole, J., Siegel, P. & Tencza, M.J. 2017. Occupational therapy practice guidelines for adults with arthritis and other rheumatic conditions. AOTA practice guidelines series. Bethesda, MD: AOTA Press. E-kirja.

Smallfield, S., Elliott, S. & Leland, N.E. 2019. Occupational therapy practice guidelines for productive aging for community-dwelling older adults. AOTA practice guidelines series. Bethesda, MD: AOTA Press. E-kirja.

Watling, R., Miller Kuhaneck, H., Parham, L. D. & Schaaf, R. 2018. Occupational therapy practice guidelines for children and youth with challenges in sensory integration and sensory processing. AOTA practice guidelines series. Bethesda, MD: AOTA Press. E-kirja.

Artikkelit:
Tomlin, G., & Borgetto, B. 2011. Research pyramid: A new evidence-based practice model for occupational therapy. American Journal of Occupational Therapy, 65(2), 189-196.

Stanley, M., & Nayar, S. 2014. Methodological rigour: Ensuring quality in occupational therapy qualitative research. New Zealand Journal of Occupational Therapy, 61(1), 6.

Frank, G. & Polkinghorne, D. 2010. Qualitative Research in Occupational Therapy: From the First to the Second Generation. Occupation, Participation and Health. Vol. 30, No. 2. (not translated)

Learning assignments and student workload

Webinars and recordings 1op
Independent learning 1op
Group work 2op
Exam 1op

Enrollment

01.11.2022 - 09.01.2023
Groups
- STT22SM
- ZJASTT22SM
Seats

0 - 45

Assessment methods

Students' final grade is 50% exam and 50% group work. All small assignments have to be turned in as well.

Degree Programme

Bachelor's Degree Programme in Occupational Therapy

Mode of delivery

Online learning

Share of virtual studies

5 cr

Unit

School of Health and Social Studies
Evidence Based Occupational Therapy (STTS2011-3009), 01.08.2022 – 31.07.2023,
5 cr (STT22KMTE) — Face-to-face + -
Language of instruction

Finnish

Timing

01.08.2022 - 31.07.2023

Lecturer(s)

Mari Kantanen, Jaana Ritsilä
Groups
- STT22KMTE
Degree Programme

Bachelor's Degree Programme in Occupational Therapy

Mode of delivery

Face-to-face

Unit

School of Health and Social Studies

Purpose of the course
In this course you will study the basis of evidence based occupational therapy and it's process.

Competences
Management and promotion of occupational therapy
Professional autonomy and accoutability

Learning outcomes of the course
After the course you will know the basis of your own field of expertise and you are able to consider how it can be applied in practical work. You will understand and be able to explain the phases of evidence based occupational therapy. You will be able to search for current information and research about occupational therapy. You are able to evaluate the quality of the evidence.

In this course you will familiarize yourself with evidence based occupational therapy and it's process. What does evidence based mean and why it is a critical part of occupational therapist's work? You will study research methodology and get acquainted with how to search, read and review research literature as well as how to implement it into practice. You will learn about good conducts and current guidelines about occupational therapy and browse scientific journals such as AJOT and SJOT.

Alnervik, A. & Linddah,l I. Value of occupational therapy –about evidence-based occupational therapy. The Swedish Association of Occupational Therapists (FSA). 2011.

Other current material presented.

0-5

1
You can describe and demonstrate the basics and phases of evidence based occupational therapy in a simple way. You can name a clinical problem based on the evidence based process. You recognize some basic concepts of research methodology. You practice information seeking. You have beginner skills of critical reading of research articles. You ponder how to use evidence base in practice. You can name current good practices in occupational therapy.

2
You can describe and demonstrate the basics and phases of evidence based occupational therapy. You can name a clinical problem based on the evidence based process. You recognize some basic concepts of research methodology. You can seek information information independently by recognizing different databases. You have skills of critical reading of research articles. You ponder how to use evidence base in practice. You can name current good practices in occupational therapy.

3
You can describe and demonstrate the basics and phases of evidence based occupational therapy in versatile ways. You can name a detailed clinical problem based on the evidence based process. You recognize basic concepts of research methodology and you are able to apply this information. You can seek information information independently by recognizing different databases. You have skills of critical reading of research articles. You consider several viewpoints when thinking how to use evidence base in practice. You can name current good practices in occupational therapy.

4
You can describe and demonstrate the basics and phases of evidence based occupational therapy in versatile ways. You can name a detailed clinical problem based on the evidence based process. You recognize basic concepts of research methodology and you are able to apply this information. You can seek information information independently by recognizing different databases. You have good and detailed skills of critical reading of research articles. You consider several viewpoints, including ethical, when thinking how to use evidence base in practice. You can name current good practices in occupational therapy and give profound reasons for your thinking.

5
You can describe and demonstrate the basics and phases of evidence based occupational therapy in versatile and excellent ways. You can name a current detailed clinical problem based on the evidence based process. You recognize several concepts of research methodology and you are able to apply this information by using excellent reasoning. You can seek information independently by recognizing different databases and by understanding the information seeking process and documenting the process. You can choose suitable information to be used with the chosen clinical problem. You are able to read research articles and write a summary in a detailed way. You have good and detailed skills reading critically research articles. You consider several viewpoints, including ethical, when thinking how to use evidence base in practice. You can name current good practices in occupational therapy and give profound reasons for your thinking.

Evidence Based Occupational Therapy, 5 cr - STTS2011

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