This article sheds light on the challenges associated with client-centered occupational therapy practice in India. From the perspective of occupational therapists, ‘practice contexts’ and ‘client’s condition, literacy level, and desire for independence’ affect client-centered practice.
This blog offers articles on occupational therapy practice in India, professional issues affecting occupational therapy in India, and other useful resources for occupational therapy practitioners in India.
Monday, June 3, 2019
Friday, May 31, 2019
VOTC Evidence Bytes: Adulthood Manifestation of Autism Spectrum Disorder
This article discusses the clinical manifestation of a 21-year old adult in India who was diagnosed with autism to identify the symptoms that persists into adulthood and review the outcome. Severe abnormalities in the area of social interaction, fewer interests, stereotyped behaviours, and the need for constant supervision in activities of daily living characterize adulthood of severe cases of autism with delayed language acquisition and poor cognitive abilities. This article lends information to the conversation of ‘How can occupational therapists help adults with ASD’?
Tuesday, May 28, 2019
Occupational Therapy Workforce in India
What's the average salary range of full-time OT practitioners in India? Does gender, job title, level of OT education, practice area, years of experience, and geographical region influence compensation received by OT practitioners in India?
http://www.ijotonweb.org/article.asp?issn=0445-7706;year=2019;volume=51;issue=2;spage=45;epage=51;aulast=Mani
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