Harjoittelu III (15 cr)
Code: STTSW503-0K0O4
General information
- Timing
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01.01.2020 - 31.07.2020
Implementation has ended.
- Number of ECTS credits allocated
- 15 cr
- Local portion
- 15 cr
- Mode of delivery
- Face-to-face
- Unit
- School of Health and Social Studies
- Teaching languages
- Finnish
- Degree programmes
- Bachelor's Degree Programme in Occupational Therapy
- Teachers
- Jaana Ritsilä
- Emmi Ritvos
- Nina Lager
- Liisa Mattila
- Tanja Hilli-Harju
- Groups
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STT18S1Toimintaterapeutti
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STT18SMToimintaterapeutti
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STT17SMToimintaterapeutti
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STT17S1Toimintaterapeutti
- Course
- STTSW503
Evaluation scale
Pass/Fail
Objective
The student is able to compile, update and utilise the documentation related to the occupational therapy process. The student acts according to the instructions on professional ethicalness for occupational therapy, reliably and self-sufficiently, aware of his/her skills and limitations. Together with individuals/communities the student adjusts and applies the occupational therapy process. The student strives to create an accessible and adaptable environment. The student contributes to the fairness of occupation.
The student knows how to work in cooperation with individuals and groups in a way that improves health, prevents illnesses, rehabilitates, is therapeutic, provides guidance and is client-centred. The student selects the appropriate theories, models that dictate practical work and methods that meet the needs of the individual's occupation and health.
The student uses at least one occupational therapy assessment method and is able to interpret the results of the assessment.
Content
-Supervised practical training
-written and virtual assignments related to the content of the practice as well as supervising meetings
Materials
Material related to the contents of the practice.Fisher, A.G. 2009. Occupational Therapy Intervention Process Model: A Model for planning and implementing top-down, client-centered, and occupation-based interventions. Ft.Collins, CO: Three Star Press.
Completion alternatives
Supervised practical trainingWritten assingmentsVirtual studies
Student workload
-Orientation 2h and advanced seminar 8h -Practical training 300h - Written assignments 68h -Virtual studies 27h All together 405h
Assessment criteria, satisfactory (1)
In order to complete practical training with a passing grade a student must demonstrate that they are able to document work they have taken part in. The student has acted according to the instructions on professional ethicalness for occupational therapy, reliably and self-sufficiently, aware of his/her skills and limitations. The student has demonstrated that he/she is able to adjust and apply the occupational therapy process appropriately. The student has demonstrated that he/she strives to create accessible and adaptable environments and has improved occupational fairness.
The student has worked in cooperation with individuals and groups with a client-centred approach that improves health rehabilitates and is therapeutic. The student utilises and applies the appropriate theories, models that dictate practical work and methods that meet the needs of the individual's occupation and health.
The student has gained a competence in and uses one of the assessment methods in occupational therapy and has been able to interpret its results.
The student has knowledge of the basics of medicine.
Assessment criteria, approved/failed
In order to complete practical training with a passing grade a student must demonstrate that they are able to document work they have taken part in. The student has acted according to the instructions on professional ethicalness for occupational therapy, reliably and self-sufficiently, aware of his/her skills and limitations. The student has demonstrated that he/she is able to adjust and apply the occupational therapy process appropriately. The student has demonstrated that he/she strives to create accessible and adaptable environments and has improved occupational fairness. The student has worked in cooperation with individuals and groups with a client-centred approach that improves health rehabilitates and is therapeutic. The student utilises and applies the appropriate theories, models that dictate practical work and methods that meet the needs of the individual's occupation and health. The student has gained a competence in and uses one of the assessment methods in occupational therapy and has been able to interpret its results. The student has knowledge of the basics of medicine.
Qualifications
Professional Practice II
Further information
International practical training is possible.Mode of delivery is same in Face to face learning and in Distance learningMode of delivery is same in full-time studies and part-time studies