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On-Demand: Health and Wellness Promotion in the Older Adult: An occupation-based approach

Webinar • Geriatric

Presenter: Marissa Dastice, Megan Doyle
On-demand

Both physical and occupational therapists have a role in addressing health and wellness promotion with older adults, with their respective scopes of practice complementing one another. This webinar will provide evidence-informed practice recommendations from the occupational therapy scope of practice as per the American Occupational Therapy Association’s Occupational Therapy Practice Framework 4th Edition regarding the importance of including an occupation-based approach in achieving health and wellness promotion for the older adult. Occupation-based approaches utilize real-world valued activities as both an intervention and an end goal to facilitate improved quality of life. This will allow for an increased understanding of how this unique approach may be integrated into a multidisciplinary/interdisciplinary rehabilitation setting for optimal patient outcomes and can be promoted by all members of the healthcare team.

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Marissa Dastice

Marissa Dastice, MOT, OTR/L is a senior occupational therapist in the day rehabilitation setting at Shirley Ryan Ability Lab in Burr Ridge, Illinois. She is an innovative practitioner with experience working with adults with diverse rehabilitation needs. Her teaching experience includes acting as a teaching assistant for an online continuing education provider. More recently, she...

Megan Doyle

Megan graduated from Marquette University with a BS in Exercise Science and a Psychology Minor in 2010, then obtained a MS in Occupational Therapy from Indiana University in 2012. Throughout her career she has worked in a multitude of settings focused on adult populations, including acute care, inpatient rehab, subacute, long-term care, work site injury...

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