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Patient Education Handouts

Last updated on: December 17, 2008

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ADVANCE is proud to offer patient education handouts for our readers. Feel free to print them and distribute them to your clients. If you have suggestions on an existing handout, or a topic suggestion for a new handout, e-mail Online Editor Jill Glomstad. You will need the free Adobe Acrobat Reader to access the handouts.

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Hilary,
"Quick Reference to Occupational Therapy" Kathlyn L Reed
Remember, function, function function...no matter what the disease or etiology..it's still all about regaining and or learning to compensate ...first, of course, it helps to know what population you will be working with, ie adults, kids, ortho...

marla popkin Marla Popkin OTR/L. INCNovember 11, 2009
Miami Shores, FL

I am returning to the field of OT after 10 years. Anyone have any good "OT 101" books that you would recommend?? Much thanks
Hilary OTR/L, LMT

Hilary  Walker October 05, 2009
NORTHFIELD , VT

In response to the March issue "Battleground States", I have a novel idea.
Why don't we lower our charges to consumers, Medicare, etc?
They are just trying to find providers they can afford, so why not us?
Or are we just in it for the money?

Lou Hegwer,  OTR/LMarch 08, 2009
Billings, MT


     

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