Midterm 1 Flashcards
(38 cards)
Curriculum
a set of courses constituting an area of specialization
Circular Themes
A unifying or dominant idea, motif
OTD curricular themes
Service
Scholarship
Clinical Excellence
Leadership
populations
collectives of groups of individuals living in a similar location or sharing the same or like characteristics or concerns
Social Change Model
A method to study leadership
Focuses on each persons responsibility to others
Making things better for one small group affects the group as a whole
Key assumptions about leadership
collaborative not the act(s) of one person based on values possible for any student about change
Critical values of the Social Change model
Consciousness of Self Congruence Commitment Collaboration Common Purpose Controversy with Civility Citizenship
What are the group values of the Social change model
Collaboration
Common purpose
Controversy with Civility
Community Values of the social change model
Citizenship
Individual values of the social change model
consciousness of self
congruence
commitment
Consciousness of self
- people’s awareness of their own personality traits
- invloves knowing who they are in general, but also who they are in their current state
- not static
Congruence
-acting in ways consisting with values and beliefs
Commitment
-having an investment , both in terms of intensity and duration
Collaboration
- working well with other people
- sharing responsibility, accountability
- combining perspectives and talents
Common Purpose
agreeing on common goals
controversy with civility
-people will often disagree, working through these differences tactfully and w/ respect
citizenship
- belief that through an activity, people can become connected to the community and to society through some activity
- members of communities are interdependent
What are the 3 R’s of research
recent
relevance
reputable
Levels of evidence
1) systematic reviews/ meta-analysis
2) Randomized controlled trials with definitive results
3) Randomized controlled trials with non definitive results
4) cohort studies
5) Case Control Studies
6) Cross-sectionals surveys
7) Case reports
taxonomy
how to classify/group
nomenclature
concerned naming
Ready Reference
request are very specific and resolved with closed-ended search
All search strategies should be
iterative and dynamic
expanding one’s vocabulary of key words words and concepts to develop a greater understanding of the topic
Occupational Therapies Professional Mission
have a desire to enable people to participate more fully in everyday life