Información General

• Autores: Michael Palapal Sy (ed. lit.), Roi Charles Pineda (ed. lit.), Caroline Fischl (ed. lit.)
• Editores: Routledge USA
• Año de publicación: 2025
• País: Estados Unidos
• Idioma: inglés
• ISBN: 9781003321217, 9781032342573, 9781032342566
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Resumen

• The first book of its kind, Occupational Therapy in the Philippines provides a context to the existing occupational therapy knowledge base from a Filipino perspective. This book acts as a guide for occupational therapists to develop and continually evaluate trusting working relationships with clients and other health and social care professionals, leading to more effective occupational therapy services. It discusses occupational therapy concepts, principles, and practices and illustrates examples of occupational therapy practices based on Filipino case studies, narratives, and evidence, and offers recommendations on how to enrich occupational therapy understanding globally. The chapters delve into theory, education and training, clinical practice, research, case studies and topical issues. This book is an ideal read for occupational therapy students and practitioners from all areas of practice as well as to those who are interested to know more about occupational therapy.

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Listado de artículos

• • Occupation and occupational therapy: The evolution of these concepts from a Filipino perspective

    Michael Palapal Sy, Roi Charles Pineda, Deborrah Sadile Anastacio, Mark Oliver Llangco, Kristine Carandang, Michael Wilson Rosero

    • Resumen

    págs. 1-15

    

  • History of occupational therapy in the Philippines

    Oliver Santos Trinidad, Teresita C. Mendoza, Michael Palapal Sy

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    págs. 16-34

    

  • Occupational science: A basis for understanding Filipino occupations

    Ricardo Carrasco, Terry Peralta-Catipon, Caroline Fischl, Michael Palapal Sy

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    págs. 35-48

    

  • Becoming a Filipino occupational therapist: The undergraduate story

    Paolo Miguel P. Bulan, Arden Panotes, Pauline Gail V. Martinez, Michael Palapal Sy

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    págs. 49-64

    

  • Lifelong learning and continuing professional development

    Icy F. Anabo, Caroline Fischl

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    págs. 65-79

    

  • Becoming a Filipino occupational therapy educator

    Michael Palapal Sy, Charmaine Kristabel De Vera Fevidal, Maria Elizabeth Grageda

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    págs. 80-94

    

  • Traditional occupational therapy practice settings

    Roi Charles Pineda, Sally Jane Uy, Joel R. Guerrero, Constantine L. Yu Chua, Camille Anne L. Guevara, Christianne Marie Coronel Andigan, Paulin Grace Morato Espino, Daryl Patrick Yao

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    págs. 95-122

    

  • Embracing bayanihan: Navigating occupational therapy practice in the community

    Karen S. Sagun, Teresita C. Mendoza, Abelardo Apollo I. David

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    págs. 123-138

    

  • Telehealth and the use of technology in occupational therapy

    Arden Panotes, Jomarx Jocson, Alexa Blas

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    págs. 139-153

    

  • Occupational therapy in disaster pre-crisis phase

    Maria Menierva Lagria, Roi Charles Pineda

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    págs. 154-169

    

  • Justice work and social care practice in occupational therapy

    Michael Palapal Sy, Anna Liza Yap Tan Pascual, Daryl Patrick Yao, Roi Charles Pineda

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    págs. 170-185

    

  • Strengthening research in occupational therapy

    Ivan Neil B. Gomez, Caroline Fischl, Michael Palapal Sy

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    págs. 186-204

    

  • Legislation affecting occupational therapy services and practice

    Diana Jane Luib, Pauline Gail V. Martinez, Daryl Patrick Yao

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    págs. 205-220

    

  • Ethical issues in occupational therapy practice

    Kim Gerald G. Medallon, Caroline Fischl

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    págs. 221-236

    

  • Future directions of occupational therapy in the Philippines

    Caroline Fischl, Michael Palapal Sy, Roi Charles Pineda

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    págs. 237-254