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Occupational Therapist
Pediatrics 214
Sub-Title
Mobility
Credit Hours(s)
2.0
Education Objectives
Describe 5 ways that mobility is important to a young child's development
Examine 5 factors that should be considered during an evaluation for seating and mobility equipment
Summarize 3 ways that mobility is assessed and categorized for different levels of motor function
List 4 alternative methods of mobility appropriate to meet the child's developmental and functional needs
Research and describe what power mobility devices are currently available
Examine how OTs and family determine the most appropriate device
Describe how technology is used to assess seating and positioning
List 5 devices that are available to children with unique seating and position needs
Summarize how positioning and seating affect function and successful use of a mobility device
Describe how biomechanical principles are applied to position and seating
Instructors
Joanne Brown, MS, OT, CHT
Formats
Case Studies
Downloadable Course in PDF
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Price
$38.00 USD
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