British journal of occupational therapy

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  Año 2010, Vol. 73, Número 11

  • Research

    • A Phenomenological Study of Volition in Everyday Occupations of Older People with Dementia

      Christine Raber, Jodi Teitelman, Janet Watts, Gary Kielhofner

      págs. 498-506

      

    • Implementing the Model of Human Occupation across a Mental Health Occupational Therapy Service: Communities of Practice and a Participatory Change Process

      Katherine Wimpenny, Kirsty Forsyth, Catherine Jones, Lorna Matheson, Julie Colley

      págs. 507-516

      

    • Participation in Valued Roles Post-Liver Transplant

      Patricia J Scott

      págs. 517-523

      

    • The Occupational and Quality of Life Consequences of Chronic Fatigue Syndrome/Myalgic Encephalomyelitis in Young People

      Renee R. Taylor, Jane O'Brien, Gary Kielhofner, Sun Wook Lee, Ben Katz, Cynthia Mears

      págs. 524-530

      

    • Sustaining Employment in a Social Firm: Use of the Work Environment Impact Scale V2.0 to Explore Views of Employees with Psychiatric Disabilities

      Anne M. Williams, Ellie Fossey, Carol Harvey

      págs. 531-539

      

    • A Randomised Clinical Trial of a Wellness Programme for Healthy Older People

      Takashi Yamada, Hironori Kawamata, Norikazu Kobayashi, Gary Kielhofner, Renee R. Taylor

      págs. 540-548

      

    • A Practice Development Programme to Promote the Use of the Model of Human Occupation: Contexts, Influential Mechanisms and Levels of Engagement Amongst Occupational Therapists

      Jane Melton, Kirsty Forsyth, Della Freeth

      págs. 549-558

      

  • Practice Analysis

    • The Development of an Effective Occupational Therapy Assessment and Treatment Pathway for Women with a Diagnosis of Borderline Personality Disorder in an Inpatient Setting: Implementing the Model of Human Occupation

      Sarah Lee, Maria Harris

      págs. 559-563

      

    • Reflections on Using the Model of Human Occupation Screening Tool in a Joint Learning Disability Team

      Doug Hawes, Daniel Houlder

      págs. 564-567