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Course description

Occupational Therapy Online Training
Modifying the home environments of older and disabled people is a well-established health and social care intervention, and occupational therapists are seen as the experts in this field of practice.
However, the current processes used when modifying home environments has been criticised for being disorganised and not founded on the theoretical principles and concepts underpinning the profession.
Enhancing Home Modifications solves these problems by building on Dr Rachel Russell’s award winning PhD research, to ensure that practitioners can confidently take the ‘right actions', make the ‘right decisions', at the ‘right time’, so the ‘right modification' is installed.
Outcome / Qualification etc.
By completing this course you will have learnt how to:
- Understand how and why home modifications improved the functional health and well-being of older and disabled people
- Examine the issues with the process many occupational therapists use when modifying the homes of older and disabled people
- Analyse our research into the home modification process
- Demonstrate a comprehensive understanding of our ground-breaking process ready to use in your own practice
Training Course Content
Modules:
Module 1: Welcome
Module 2: The Role of Occupational Therapists in Home Modifications
Module 3: Our Research and Results
Module 4: The Home Modification Process Protocol
Module 5: Final Assessmen
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Salford Professional Development - Continued professional development training
Part of Salford University, Salford Professional Development (SPD) draws on over 100 years of educational experience and excellence to give professional delegates a chance to achieve their career goals. Offering courses that give Continued Professional Development (CPD), SPD teaches participants...