Recently added articles from New Zealand Journal of Occupational Therapy:
Erratum.(Correction notice)
Mar 01, 2008 ... John Nelson was the photographer for the cover ...
Editorial.(Editorial)
Mar 01, 2008; O'Sullivan, Grace ... In the three years since I became editor of the New Zealand Journal of Occupational Therapy (NZJOT), I have been on a valuable learning curve albeit more challenging than required at times. In coming to terms with the role of editor, my goal has been to ensure that the criterion set by ...
Sensory strategies: practical support to empower families.(RESEARCH ARTICLE)(Case study)
Mar 01, 2008; Dunstan, Elizabeth ... Abstract This single case study investigated one family's experiences of using sensory integration strategies at home. Four key themes were identified following analysis of data from semi-structured interviews. Results illustrate that occupational therapists have an important ...
Occupational therapy's place and purpose in aging New Zealand.(Report)
Mar 01, 2008; Wright-St Clair, Valerie ... Abstract This paper considers why the early years of this millennium form a defining moment for occupational therapy in New Zealand. It draws on two stories by older New Zealanders to build a discussion of the aging population and its implications for occupational therapy's ...
The benefits and challenges of interdisciplinary, client-centred, goal setting in rehabilitation.(VIEWPOINT)(Report)
Mar 01, 2008; Armstrong, Jonathan ... Abstract This article provides insights into the benefits and challenges of interdisciplinary, client-centred, goal setting in rehabilitation as drawn from both recent literature and the author's clinical experiences. The article first considers the support for goal setting in ...
The New Zealand Journal of Occupational Therapy: an historical review.
Mar 01, 2008; Scaletti, Rowena ... Abstract The New Zealand Journal of Occupational Therapy was first published in 1948 as the New Zealand Occupational Therapy Newsletter. This article reviews the history of the Journal with a focus on two themes. Firstly, the need for a professional voice, how this was manifest ...