OT 415 - Health Conditions I
 
(6 cr.) This course presents a study of health conditions of individuals between 0-18 years of age, which may limit participation in meaningful occupations. A thought process model approach is used for comprehending and analyzing the general indicators of disease as well as the impact of health conditions on one's daily occupations. Learning opportunities occur through activities such as structured diagnostic case review, differential diagnosis, clinical reasoning activities, decision making and critical inquiry. Every Year, Fall
 
Sections and Times

Section 01
Instructor: Tara Glennon
M,W,F   /   8:00a.m.- 9:40a.m.
Fall 2013
Medicine, Nursing, Health Sci Room 280
 
Section 01
Instructor: Courtney Richards
M,W,F   /   8:00a.m.- 9:40a.m.
Fall 2013
Medicine, Nursing, Health Sci Room 280
 
Section 01
Instructor: Louis Tufano
M,W,F   /   8:00a.m.- 9:40a.m.
Fall 2013
Medicine, Nursing, Health Sci Room 280
 
Section 02
Instructor: Tara Glennon
M,W,F   /   10:00a.m.-11:40a.m.
Fall 2013
Medicine, Nursing, Health Sci Room 280
 
Section 02
Instructor: Courtney Richards
M,W,F   /   10:00a.m.-11:40a.m.
Fall 2013
Medicine, Nursing, Health Sci Room 280
 
Section 02
Instructor: Louis Tufano
M,W,F   /   10:00a.m.-11:40a.m.
Fall 2013
Medicine, Nursing, Health Sci Room 280