Demonstrate effective training techniques for patients and caregivers to ensure safe and proper use of adaptive and assistive equipment.
- Differentiate between adaptive equipment, assistive technology, and durable medical equipment, and understand their roles within occupational therapy interventions (restorative, compensatory, educational, adaptive).
-Identify clinical indications and appropriate tools for various populations, including neurological, orthopedic, geriatric, and pediatric clients.
- Evaluate and apply technology-based solutions (e.g., smart home devices, mobile apps, voice control) to support function and independence in daily living.
- Utilize a client-centered, problem-solving approach to match equipment with functional goals and occupational performance needs.
- Understand documentation requirements, funding sources, and ethical considerations in the recommendation and education of assistive tools.
- Demonstrate effective training techniques for patients and caregivers to ensure safe and proper use of adaptive and assistive equipment.
- Analyze case studies and apply clinical reasoning to select appropriate devices (considering off-the-shelf vs. custom options, cost, accessibility, and context-specific barriers.
- Collaborate with multidisciplinary teams and integrate equipment into treatment planning, including home and environmental modifications, to enhance participation in meaningful occupations.
Rawaf Aj
عندليب البحتي
Nael Anany
HATEM ALOQIEL
Zaid Alammari
Shahad Baowaidan