OTD 7446 Innovation
Technology and innovation for remediation and compensation of consumer’s needs within the environment for home, school, work, play, and community engagement are assessed and analyzed for occupational performance. High and low technology is incorporated into occupations. Technology for community mobility and driving is addressed as it relates to occupational participation. Assistive and adaptive technology, ergonomics, and universal design are utilized to meet individual and population needs. Design, fabrication, and funding sources of assistive technology and devices for prosthetics, orthotics, functional mobility, virtual environments, telehealth technology, and electronic documentation are assessed with treatment interventions planned. Physical agent modalities are tested for competency.
Prerequisite
Successful completion of year 1, semester 3 OTD coursework
Offered
Fall, Year 2