Quiz: Empowering Veterans: Key Considerations When Working with Those Who Have Served
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Occupational therapy practitioners can promote holistic well-being & care through the provision of occupation-based interventions & interdisciplinary care.
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Understanding military culture & the coinciding terminology is important when establishing rapport & effective communication with the veteran population.
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What key factors should be considered when completing an occupational profile for a client who is a part of the veteran population?
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Why is it important for an occupational therapy practitioner to understand military culture when working in a setting with those who have served?
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Occupational therapy practitioners can assist veterans in their transition back to civilian life through the promotion of adjusting to new routines or roles, finding meaningful employment, integrating healthy coping strategies, & managing health conditions.
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I attest I attended the entire presentation.
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