EPQ Topic Mindmap
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- Created on: 10-09-18 16:39
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- To what extent can occupational therapy help to reduce occupational injustice in third world countries?
- What is occupational injustice?
- The importance of occupation in individuals lives and why this is still important in third world countries.
- Why might occupational alienation take place?
- Occupational
Deprivation- social and economic causes for this.
- Link to ‘a lack of resources, space and initiation
of people in authority who have the ability to run groups/activity to increase
people’s sense of usefulness and skills’. Why is this not being done?
- Not necessarily just about illness and disability of people in third world countries.
- Need occupational therapy for those with illness and disabilities but could they also be beneficial to fill this gap in social and economic causes?
- When planing what services are needed need to take into account health and care system currently in place.
- Need occupational therapy for those with illness and disabilities but could they also be beneficial to fill this gap in social and economic causes?
- Not necessarily just about illness and disability of people in third world countries.
- Link to ‘a lack of resources, space and initiation
of people in authority who have the ability to run groups/activity to increase
people’s sense of usefulness and skills’. Why is this not being done?
- Occupational Apartheid and Occupational Injustice?
- Overcoming disability through occupational therapy
to improve conditions both physical and mental health.
- Rehabilitation services
- Politics in occupational therapy- human rights.
- Why might working in a different culture cause
difficulties for occupational therapy practice? Why is culture so important to
consider?
- How prejudice attitudes towards disability and reducing empowerment and how occupational therapy could help with this,
- Influencing factors to practice in third world
countries. Consider: political status of the country, culture (see above),
gender differences, language barriers, transport, resources and isolation.
- Why is the Western biomedical model possibly not suitable for use in third world countries?
- Have to consider the need for services, if there is approriate goverment infrastructure and the ability to be successful in opening opportunities for occupation.
- Team Canada Healing Hands Example
- What is occupational injustice?
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