might fragment the profession even more.
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is because bilateral mirror movements can
assist in the recruitment of ispilateral motor pathways, helping
to re-establish a pre-existing normal movement pattern (this therapeutic
intervention arises out of work done by Dr. Heather Mudie at LaTrobe
University in Australia)
David
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again no disrespect intended; but I have lost count
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and has a pressure sore, the doctor said I should get an
inflatable rubber ring for them to sit on".*shudder*
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making this listserv a great resource!
cheers,
David Harraway ( Consultant OT, Independent
Living Centre, Melbourne, Australia)
as we endeavour to show we care for the concerns and values of our
clients/patients/customers by utilzing "inclusive" language; perhaps
concurrently we should also demonstrate we value the concepts and constructs
of the profession within which we work, by employing the correct
terminology?
*
..these are the kind of
qualities that I most enjoy about with the people with whom I'm "doing the
therapy thing"...and Irene I absolutely agree with you on the need to be
vigilant about one's bias...another strong argument for regular
ongoing mentoring and/or supervision sessions!
David
very
long...the form is fairly simple...the ranking process is very revealing,
often giving useful insights that may translate well into other
assessments...certainly the process is empowering for the person relating
their values...
hope this helps,
David
the AMPS (Assessment of Motor and Process Skills)
http://www.colostate.edu/Programs/AMPS/amps.htm
might be worth a go.hard to get more performance based that!
you'd have to do the course and be calibrated thoughPerhaps your
organisation could pay for some training for it's O
isis; but one that expanded outwards into addressing
broader quality of life issues. Hope all this wasn't too "waffly"! cheers,
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of initial data
gathering though...will there ever be "virtual occupational therapy"
though??? ( - ;
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o whomever that person is, may I offer you my thanks and a
cyber pat on the back ( - ;...it sure worked for us!
currently chuffed,
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es are utilised more flexibly...and
obviously interdisciplinary communication would be enhanced. Do any other
members have experience of effective partnership type working arrangements
with PT or other allied health and Occupational Therapists?
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argument in favour of this goes that they have a better/ongoing/more central
role in the life of the person ie "patient" (than a mr./ms
fix-that-part-of-you Specialist)..whereas the role of the GP is more
collaborative and integra
we are skilled at working with
people in their most vulnerable and intimate times of life...
hoping this hasn't been too incoherent a rave...
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Jill, I'm sure we could all relate to some
extent to the frustration in your post. Likewise, reading between the lines of
your "questions", the need to work "smarter" by utilising time saving processes
is sooo much a part of the job these days!
Here in Australia Community Health is one of t
quot;art" (heart) of therapy with the idea of
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your attempts with the button-hook...where I
work (in Assistive Technology) we're always having to try out the aids and
equipment (it's integral to the job). Needless to say, some attempts are
more successful than others- we've crashed a lot of scooters and smashed all
kinds of kitchen aids!
David
specialize in the use of
the occupations of horticulture and gardening..it's an
interesting...dare-I-say-it-yeah-what-the blazes..."greenfields" area of OT (-
:
by theway, am I the only one that wishes
there was more on this listserv about non-traditional a
automatically when i pressed the "reply" button in Outlook Express - just goes
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cupation - and yes..it does include those
non-"productive" occupations like contemplation, reflection, and spiritual
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hypothetically
what they felt their role was...any opinions on how far the OT's role goes?
when is the right time to refer on to a psychologist ?
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r client's
needs in this area of life? is it a funding issue? what if a client felt
that their sex life was more important to them
than learning to do simple meal prep, and wanted to spend their therapy time
investigating strategies to make things better there?
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ry being tied to the Practice)? How is the
Evidence weighted
what criteria are used...are they the old
friends "reliability and validity"? all this brings to mind another
question...
Where do the proponents of EBP sit in relation
to qualitative research?
David
ional Insurance companies would love just love
this approach wouldn't they? for example why not just "reframe" (sorry,
couldn't resist) it and call it a "group therapy session".very cost
effective...might allow them to go on making even more obscene profits than
they a
e all this makes some kind of convoluted sense!
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to implementing processes that at least make it look like their making
things "better"....
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defines us as individuals and binds us all together. It's the raw and the
refined stuff of Life. A Truth that many people know, just that they don't
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CR... I know that person you are talking about. I find him an excellent
prof and I enjoy his friendship. I am a PT prof, and through Ron's insight,
I have come to appreciate what an OT really is. I like the fact that there
has been OT discussion in our class, but, could be more. I find that s
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> David A. Lehman, Ph.D., P.T.
> Associate Professor
> University of St. Augustine
> 1 University Blvd.
> St. Augustine, FL 32086-5783
> (904) 826-0084 ext. 227
> [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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>
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From: Ron Carson [mailto:rdcarso
Well, I am alive and not in the ward!
Yea, thanks for the call.
Lets chat.
> David A. Lehman, Ph.D., P.T.
> Associate Professor
> University of St. Augustine
> 1 University Blvd.
> St. Augustine, FL 32086-5783
> (904) 826-0084 ext. 227
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&g
Well.I see that Ron sent me an e-mail via OTList and then I responded
before I got the new e-mail saying he sent it to OT list by mistakeme,
too!
Hope everyone is having a great day!
> David A. Lehman, Ph.D., P.T.
> Associate Professor
> University of St. Augustine
> 1 Uni
rofessions.
Look forward to the thinking of other educators out there.....
David A. Lehman, PhD, PT
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Ron,
You have
Dear Ron, Interesting question. My cousin, Joan Santini, in New
York, is a life coach. You may want to contact her for information.
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Gosh...this issue is like beating a dead horse, huh, Ron?:) Seems we have had this
discussion numerous times before.
Redge, h, I would like to think PTs can dance, too! Care for a little two-step?
David A. Lehman, PhD, PT
Associate Professor
Tennessee State University
Department of
have BOTH degrees.education, yes, is the
keyas well as either waiting for the "old school" to die off or ?
Heres to everyone and anyone who can help change the lives of another NO matter who
they are, what they are, or the way they do it.
David A. Lehman, PhD, PT
Associate
Agreedsometimes (more often than not with what I teach - Neuro and
Research - irradicating ignorance leads to more confusion!
:))
David A. Lehman, PhD,
PT Associate Professor
Tennessee State University Department of Physical Therapy 3500 John A. Merritt Blvd. Nashville, TN 37209
ate for OT also, right!
David A. Lehman, PhD, PT
Associate Professor
Tennessee State University
Department of Physical Therapy
3500 John A. Merritt Blvd.
Nashville, TN 37209
615-963-5946
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ce on your projects. I
may have information that can help, but, I need to know what you do know at this
point.
Respectfully,
David A. Lehman, PhD,
PT Associate Professor
Tennessee State University Department of Physical Therapy 3500 John A. Merritt Blvd. Nashville, TN 37209 615-963-5946 [EMAIL
Which ones are you doing? Please let the audience know what you do know before we are
to reply with a blanket answer.
There are many everyday tasks that require finger extension. Are you using the task
oriented approach to your assessment and treatment.
Respectfully,
David A. Lehman, PhD
is my role
to make sure the student is an active learner and I feel that using a list serve
to ask blanket questions do not indicate such.
I am
sorry if I brewed up a sticky point that has resulted in you choosing to be
defensive.
This
is learning at its best!
Respectfully,
David A
Agreed
Terri, but, still, the person looking for information needs to let the reader
know what sources they have already used.
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PT Associate Professor
Tennessee State University Department of Physical Therapy 3500 John A. Merritt Blvd. Nashville, TN 37209 615-963-5946
t day!
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r
project?
Respectfully AND Sincerely,
David A. Lehman, PhD,
PT Associate Professor
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Please remove my email address from your listing.
Thanks you
David Glassburn
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Hello Jody:
HOPE
This is a test message, please ignore it
Thank you! : )
27;t think that there ever was an
answer to how the UE/LE mentality got started except for the medical
model/insurance/redundant treatment/$$ issue of the corporate types that needed to
enhance their income. Am I off base here.
Peace,
Dr L.
David A. Lehman, PhD, PT
Associate Professor
Tenness
and which one of the million archives have such discussions?
David A. Lehman, PhD, PT
Associate Professor
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PhD = Push here Dummy!
I, thought, knowing you, Ron, that you would have a special folder on the OT/PT debate
and that it would be of great occupational pleasure to send it to your pal?:)
David A. Lehman, PhD, PT
Associate Professor
Tennessee State University
Department of Physical Therapy
3500
That would be nice.
David A. Lehman, PhD, PT
Associate Professor
Tennessee State University
Department of Physical Therapy
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Nashville, TN 37209
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May-Ellen...please share with me your understanding of the historical and external
factors to the defining of an OT in clinical settings.
Thanks.
David A. Lehman, PhD, PT
Associate Professor
Tennessee State University
Department of Physical Therapy
3500 John A. Merritt Blvd.
Nashville, TN 37209
...and many take offense, huh?
David A. Lehman, PhD, PT
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Tennessee State University
Department of Physical Therapy
3500 John A. Merritt Blvd.
Nashville, TN 37209
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to incorporate understanding
and knowledge into my students activities of our limitations as dictated by modern
medical model, and to lead them to understanding that OT is a vital aspect of a
person's recovery and that we need to know when to refer:)
Peace brother
David A. Lehman, PhD
I have been given permission to bring this analogy of PT/OT to the OTnow list serve by
Barrett Dorko, PT... I invite the OT community to access his readings on numerous
topics.
>David,
>
>I thought of something else with regard to this question. I realize to some
>it may seem I
students still not sure (and perhaps a few of
us faculty members) as to that fine delineation of our professions.
Anything to help, my friend, is appreciated.
Perhaps a guest appearance?
Peace,
David
David A. Lehman, PhD, PT
Associate Professor
Tennessee State University
Department of Physical
and move closer to providing direct access to
physical therapists for Medicare beneficiaries."
To view APTA's summary of provisions included that impact physical therapy, go to
www.apta.org/documents/public/govtaffairs/conferencereportsummary.pdf.
David A. Lehman
stages, I can use cueing and strength training to
improve balance and gait.
David A. Lehman, PhD, PT
Associate Professor
Tennessee State University
Department of Physical Therapy
3500 John A. Merritt Blvd.
Nashville, TN 37209
615-963-5946
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Hello:
What differences if any
familiar to improve balance (like dance moves)
So, did I answer your questions?
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Tennessee State University
Department of Physical Therapy
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Nashville, TN 37209
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sure
that means you can refer to your first question about treating based on diagnosis and
now say, since PD and AD show similar deficits, then we can trEAT THEM ONE IN THE SAME
??
David A. Lehman, PhD, PT
Associate Professor
Tennessee State University
Department of Physical Therapy
3
I guess we have to define cognitionthere are certainly the treatment interventions
that put emphasis on the spinal and brainstem level conmponents of gait, yet, if one
is to initiate gait for a reason, then, yes, need cognition (or emotional investment
to walk).
David A. Lehman, PhD, PT
Ron.not sure what PT Yahoo Group you are referring to. May be one of the
following:
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The ones of which the most vocal people are members are:
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and the website
RehabEdge.com
Glad to have you aboard:)
David A. Lehman, PhD, PT
Associate
It says he is an aide both in PT and OT and an undergraduateno indication he is a
PT
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Department of Physical Therapy
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...I certainly am not calling for equal rights, for
you may dismiss me from OTnowI just admire you for letting me belong and wonder
why you would exclude someone else who is a PT.
Happy Holidays
David A. Lehman, PhD, PT
Associate Professor
Tennessee State University
Department of Physical
required medication or surgical intervention)?
It could be the medication. Also, my belief is that sometimes trauma causes a stress
to the system that then "causes" a more rapid declineit has been hypothesized that
numerous neurodegenerative diseases respond to stress.
David A. L
So, what do you think?
David A. Lehman, PhD, PT
Associate Professor
Tennessee State University
Department of Physical Therapy
3500 John A. Merritt Blvd.
Nashville, TN 37209
615-963-5946
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dont we all
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is is so, how will OT promote
and define their purpose and usefulness to the cash only client?
Just thinking out loud.
Hope all is well.
David A. Lehman, PhD, PT
Associate Professor
Tennessee State University
Department of Physical Therapy
3500 John A. Merritt Blvd.
Nashville, TN 37209
61
You go Ron.just saw this post and thought I would congratulate you
on getting somewhere with the gov't:)
Hope you are well.
David A. Lehman, PhD, PT
Associate Professor
Tennessee State University
Department of Physical Therapy
3500 John A. Merritt Blvd.
Nashville, TN 37209
615-963
there daily or weekly digests that are sent
or email notices that indicate new discussion?
I will tell the OT students here about the bulletin board if you send me the info.
David
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Sent: Thu 6/10/2004 5:52 AM
To
from others.
Thanks Ronhope all is well.
What is your personal e-mail address now? I need to discuss something
with you.
Peace,
David
David A. Lehman, PhD, PT
Associate Professor
Tennessee State University
Department of Physical Therapy
3500 John A. Merritt Blvd.
Nashville, TN 37209
615
Rondid you post this just to get me involved with the list serve again :)
Wishing you and all my fellow OT friends well!
David
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Sent: Thu 2/10/2005 5:51 PM
To: OTlist@OTnow.com
Subject: [OTlist] Dang, PT's real
What time was that? Good thing my "half-heimers" (its not ALLzheimers,
yet) is in gear. I might be embarrassed if I remembered.
David
Congrats Ron on your new additionwhat a blessing and good times to
come!
David A. Lehman, PhD, PT
Associate Professor
Tennessee State
Hello Pat, Ron, et al
I know a funny PT :)
I know that there are published reports and manuals for group activities for
people with Parkinson's and for people in nursing homes. I am sure a search on
Google or Medline will help.
Have a marvelous weekend.
David (not the PT from Fl
Jody, Go to; www.aota.org This will take you to the homepage of
AOTA. Page down and find state associations on the lower right hand
side. Click on Pennsylvania. When you get to the homepage of Penn.,
page down to POTA Licensure and click on. This will take you to the
Penn. licensure sectio
Hi OT friends. Perhaps someone on this list serve can answer these questions?
David A. Lehman, PT, PhD
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We are trying to improve
Thank you to all my OT friends for responding to my email. I have
forwarded your responses to the Neuro PT listserve. If I receive any
responses, I will forward them to OTnow.
Have a great weekend.
David
David A. Lehman, PhD, PT
Associate Professor
Tennessee State University
Department of
Josh Golden, PT (206) 731-5797 voice mail
Inpatient Rehabilitation(206) 540-5283 pager
Harborview Medical Center
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> Please
Hello my friendly OTs. Did you think I could sit through this long
ranting session and be quiet? :)
I actually interpret this whole discussion as being a problem with two
things:
1. Ignorance
2. A disconnect between the academic world and the clinical world
PT has the same problem!
David A
.
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Sent: Tue 3/8/2005 10:16 AM
To: Lehman, David
Subject: Re: [OTlist] Long Rant about OT
Well David, your response is NOT going to fly!!! What are you talking
about
Ron
==
On 3/8/2005, Lehman
A PT responds to OT list serve via Neuro PT listserve.
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Hi, Josh-
I use the EFRT from Solberg and Mateer in their book ti
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Josh,
I like to assess pathfinding on the Unit and then assess in the hospital
and outside the facility. We look at one'
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Dear folks, can someone tell me what are the criterias to be
considered a community ambulator and household ambulator.
Ron, I am cc'ng this to Jane Fulton. She was a MHSc student that did
her research on this topic. Hopefully, she will answer and provide you
with some insight.
David
David A. Lehman, PhD, PT
Associate Professor
Tennessee State University
Department of Physical Therapy
3500 John A. Me
Just FYI Ronmany of the apta section groups have their list serve
through yahoo groups and I do not recall many problems.
Hope all is well.
David
David A. Lehman, PhD, PT
Associate Professor
Tennessee State University
Department of Physical Therapy
3500 John A. Merritt Blvd.
Nashville
. Caught anything lately? Want
to take me fishing this summer when I come down?
David A. Lehman, PhD (in movement science :) , PT
Associate Professor
Tennessee State University
Department of Physical Therapy
3500 John A. Merritt Blvd.
Nashville, TN 37209
615-963-5946
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Oh, Jim...I would pay for the gas (and, I am assuming you mean gas for
his truck...or, maybe Ron does have a motor on his kayak :) ), paddle
the kayak, bait the hook and catch the fish..just to hang with Ron
would be fun.
David A. Lehman, PhD, PT
Associate Professor
Tennessee State
in catch is that PTs can bill for therapeutic exercise,
balance training, neuromuscular re-ed, etc...all the while having the
impairments and functions addressed in real environments.
David A. Lehman, PhD, PT
Associate Professor
Tennessee State University
Department of Physical Therapy
3500
So, OTs can do occupation and get reimbursedjust charge under
different codes?
David A. Lehman, PhD, PT
Associate Professor
Tennessee State University
Department of Physical Therapy
3500 John A. Merritt Blvd.
Nashville, TN 37209
615-963-5946
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OK...lets have a long discussion..
David A. Lehman, PhD, PT
Associate Professor
Tennessee State University
Department of Physical Therapy
3500 John A. Merritt Blvd.
Nashville, TN 37209
615-963-5946
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