OCTH 735 - Productive Aging for the Occupational, Therapist

Credits: 5
Credit Configuration: 3+2, 5 Cr.

In this course, the focus is on exploring the aging process through assessment and development of intervention strategies. Evidence-based practice and theoretical frameworks will be used. Students will learn to maximize occupational performance of the aging client through the use of remediation, compensatory or technological support. Students will also acquire skills necessary to create and implement wellness service delivery plans of care to maximize prevention using a client-centered approach. Comorbidities, cognitive declines, degenerative processes and end-of-life issues are evaluated.

Prerequisite(s): OCTH 729, OCTH 740.