OCCT - 7730 Environmental Factors Impact on Participation Across the Life Span I (1)

Examines the concepts, theories and models of environmental factors and their influences on occupational performance. Through observations, critical reflection, and critical thinking the student will explore the natural, built, culture, social and economic extrinsic factors that can support or impede the active engagement of individuals, populations and communities in their occupational performance. Considers assessment of the environment, Universal Design and ergonomics. The Occupational Therapy Practice Framework: Domain and Process will be applied throughout the course. Prerequisites: OCCT 6730 and admission to the MOT Program or permission of instructor. Restrictions: Open to MOT students only.