MODULE 1: OT HISTORY GLOBAL CONTEXT Flashcards

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Leisure as outdoor work for diversion and recreation

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3400 BC

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Romans explored the use of massage as an activity treatment for mental patients

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100 BC

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Period Of Awakening

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17th to 19th century

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Broadening social consiousness and awareness about social structures
lead to social inequalities thus emerge a measure to life’s goodness
which should be made available to people.

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Period Of Awakening
17th to 19th century

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Key factors that led to the development of OT profession

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Sociocultural factors & Individual factors

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MORAL TREATMENT
Began in Europe, particularly in

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France and England

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FRANCE (persons)

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Philip Pinel
Thomas Scattergood
Thomas Eddy

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Philip Pinel

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  • French Psychiatrist
  • Work treatment in Asylum in Paris
  • Used occupation (Physical exercise, work, music, literature)
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May 1817
- Adopted the concept “occupation and non-constraint” at FRIENDS ASYLUM FOR THE INSANE

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Thomas Scattergood

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Adopted concept of “occupational and Non constraint at BLOOMINGDALE ASYLUM

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Thomas Eddy

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ENGLAND (persons)

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William Tuke
Samuel Tuke

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William Tuke

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Founded the YORK RETREAT in ENGLAND
1796

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Key Features of York Retreat in England (William Tuke)

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Idea of non constraint
Mental illness is curable
Patient can be encouraged to learn self control
engaged in variety if employment using attendants

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Popularized moral treatment (Morale emotions and self esteem rather than right and wrong)
in (year), published “The description of the retreat near york”

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SAMUEL TUKE

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Father of American Psychiatry
First physician and first american to
institute moral treatment in the US,
used light manual labor in
(PLACE), (YEAR)

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Benjamin Rush
Pennsylvania Hospital, 1752

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THE ARTS AND CRAFTS MOVEMENT

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Early 1900s

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Forerunner of the profession, both introduce
systematic type of activity to the wards in
(PLACE), (YEAR)
The Philosophy of Occupational Therapy, (YEAR) 1st
conceptual model of Occuaptional Therapy

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Adolf Meyer
Massachusetts
1892
1921

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Forerunner of the profession, both introduce
systematic type of activity to the wards in
(PLACE), (YEAR)
The Philosophy of Occupational Therapy, (YEAR) 1st
conceptual model of Occuaptional Therapy

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Adolf Meyer
Massachusetts
1892
1921

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Forerunner of the profession, both introduce
systematic type of activity to the wards in
(PLACE), (YEAR)
The Philosophy of Occupational Therapy, (YEAR) 1st
conceptual model of Occuaptional Therapy

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Adolf Meyer
Massachusetts
1892
1921

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In (YEAR), He coined the
term “work cure”
(suitable manual work
would have a
normalizing effect)

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Herbert Hall
1906

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In (YEAR), He coined the
term “work cure”
(suitable manual work
would have a
normalizing effect)

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Herbert Hall
1906

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To Provide a center for higher civic and social
life, to institute and maintain educational and
philanthropic enterprises and to investigate
and improve the conditions in the
industrialdistricts of Chicago.
Classes for training attendansts of the insane
attentedby Eleanor Clarke Slage.

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Hull house or setlement house

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Hull house or setlement house (FOUNDERS) (YEAR AND PLACE)

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Jane Addams and Ellen Gates Starr as founder,
1889 Chicago

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OTHER FIGURES

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John Ruskin
Louis Haas
Clifford W. Beers

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Re-introduced the idea of PRIDE OF WORKMANSHIP
John Ruskin
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"Occupational Therapy for the nervous and mentally ill in (YEAR)
Louis Haas 1925
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February 09, 1909 (National Committee for mental hygiene) Founder of American Mental hygiene movement
Clifford W. Beers
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An autobiographical account of clifford w beers hospitalization
"A mind that found itself"
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what is NSPOT
National Society for the Promotion of Occupational Therapy, Official Organization of Occupational Therapists.
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National Society for the Promotion of Occupational Therapy was created in?
Clipton Springs, New York, March 15-17 ,1917
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1st annual meeting of the organization (NSPOT)
September, 1917
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NSPOT (YEAR), change the name to AOTA
1921
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What is AOTA?
American Occupational Therapy Association
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Nurse who became the first OT Wrote the first known OT book “Studies of Invalid Occupation”
Susan Tracy
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Father of OT
William Rush Dunton
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"Occupational Therapy: A manual For Nurses" by William Rush (Year)
1915
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Mother of Ot
Eleanor Slagle
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Did "Habit Training"
Eleanor Slagle
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Organized the first OT school Chicago 1906 Reconstruction program in army hospitals
Henry B. Farvill
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First president of NSPOT
George Edward Barton
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Coined the term Occupational Therapy Benefited from treatment of his own illness
George Edward Barton
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First secretary of NSPOT
Isabelle Newton
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Manual Training, Educational Handwork Training
Thomas Kidner
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purpose of Educational Handwork = manual training
Hand soldier
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Arts and Craft instructor that stayed in the zphilippines chaired the education to develop standards for OT education, 1919
Susan Cox John
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Slage pushed for ...... to army hospital Physical Dysfunction In OT
Reconstruction aides
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First president of CAOT (CANADA) Established CJOT
Dr. Goldwin Howland
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What is the meaning of CJOT
Canadian Journal of Occupational Therapy
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Neurologist who used curative workshop
Dr. Goldwin Howland
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WORLD WAR (?) Reconstruction Programs Dr. Goldwin Howland
World War I
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WORLD WAR (?) Created a new demand for OTs Successful completion of exam became a requirement & Shift from Arts and Crafts to Scientific Rahab
World War 2
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Restoration of physical dysfunction
Claire Spackman
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Psychiatric OT
Gail fidler
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Neurobehavioral orientation
Jean Ayres
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Occupational behavioral orientation
Mary Reilly
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Preventaion and community OT
William West
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FORs for psychiatric OT (Group)
Anne Mosey
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(year), Definition of Occupational Therapy for Purpose of licensure was adopted
1981,
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(year), Declared by WHO as an international year for disabled persons (yr-1991)
1981,
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(Year), NBCOT, formerly amrtican Occupational Therapy Certification Board (1996)
1986,
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(Year), Shift of OT practice from mental health to more popular physical disabilities; Also te following areas: Quality of life Community Prevention and wellness Ergonomics and work Aging population Assistive technology Research
1970s,
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(Year) "Essentials of an acceptable school of OT" by the AOTA with the American Medical Association for inspection of OT schools; (number) out of 13 schools were approved.
1931 5
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(year) First formal subjective registration examination.
1939
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(Year) 5 schools increased to (number) schools.
1945
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(year) OTs finally achieved military status in the US
1947
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Focus on ADLS and Vocational Rehab & Development of Prosthetics nd Orthotics
Shift from Arts and Crafts to Scientific Rehab
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1852. WFOT: World Federation of Occupational Therapy (WFOT) First meeting in (Country), June 1954
England
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WFOT- Officially established in (Place) Founding members: Canada, USA, Denmark, Australia, Great, Britain, New Zealand, South Africa, Israel, Sweden, India, Except (Country)
Edinburg UK Japan
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First International Congress: Edinburgh UK in WFOT council meeting every (number) years
2
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WFOT joint Internaional Congress and council meetings every (number) years.
4
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admitted by World Health Organization (Year)
1959
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(Year), recognized by United Nations
1963,
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(Year) meeting held in Japan ( Year)meeting held in Cape Town, South Africa
2014 2018
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(YEAR) meeting in Paris France (YEAR) Bangkok Thailand
2022 2026
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(YEAR), creation of OT assistants in the US (COTA) (YEAR), from medical, OT practice shifted to mental health, pediatrics and geriatrics
1956 1960s
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(year) Is an Active being whose development is influenced by the use of purposeful activity
1979, Philosophical Base of Occupational Therapy man
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Human beings are able to influence their physical environment through ....
Purposeful Activity
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Is a change in function that promotes survival & self- actualization
Adaptation
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....., ......., and ...... may interrupt the adaptation process at any time throughout the life cycle.
Biological, psychological, environmental factors
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...... may occur when adaptation is impaired. Purposeful activity facilitates the adaptive process, Updated again in 1995.
Dysfunction
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(Year), Uniform Terminology was established by AOTA
1979
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(Year), Definition of Occupational Therapy for Purpose of licensure was adopted.
1981
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1981, Declared by WHO as an international year for disabled persons (1981-...).
1991
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(Year), NBCOT (National Board for Certification in Occupational Therapy), formerly amrtican Occupational Therapy Certification Board (1996).
1986