1995
DOI: 10.1002/oti.6150020106
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Educating occupational therapy students about psychiatric rehabilitation: A qualitative evaluation

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“…Within this course, students identify a community site and develop a six-session group using a theme that meets the group members' needs (Posthuma, 1992). A second factor that prepared the student for the placement was a fourth-year course that was designed to introduce students to the philosophy, research and practices of psychiatric rehabilitation (Cook, 1995). Through this course, the participants felt they understood the theory of psychosocial rehabilitation and the concept of the role of case manager.…”
Section: Preplacement Preparationmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Within this course, students identify a community site and develop a six-session group using a theme that meets the group members' needs (Posthuma, 1992). A second factor that prepared the student for the placement was a fourth-year course that was designed to introduce students to the philosophy, research and practices of psychiatric rehabilitation (Cook, 1995). Through this course, the participants felt they understood the theory of psychosocial rehabilitation and the concept of the role of case manager.…”
Section: Preplacement Preparationmentioning
confidence: 99%