Angela, your below quoted statement sort of grabbed my attention.
I understand what you are saying if looking at the individual body
components such as arm, leg, sensory, etc. But I don't agree that
spontaneous recovery occurs at the whole person level.
What do you think?
Ro
Joan:
I like your statement of expertise. I fits well with something that I
occasionally use. Sometimes, I describe OT as being a bridge builder
between what patients want to do and what they are currently able to
do. I sort of use this idea when deciding if a treatment is OT or
somethin
Hello Angela and All:
I strongly agree with much of what you said. It seems that you take an
"inclusive" rather than "exclusive" approach to neglect. And that's
EXACTLY how I see OT's role.
In other words, people experiencing neglect should be treated by
verbal/tactile cuing and envir
Interestingly, I just noticed that the EBRSR article actually sites
the Cochrane article...
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SD> While that is the current Cochrane one it is ov
