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Primary Contact Occupational Therapy Hand Clinics: The pull of an occupational perspective.

Samantha BurleyRuth CoxAmelia Di TommasoMatthew Molineux
Published in: Australian occupational therapy journal (2018)
Occupational therapists working in primary contact roles were pushed by the biomedical culture of the setting. Despite this, there was still a pull towards an occupational perspective. This research provides an initial exploration of primary contact clinics, and highlighted the added bonus of an occupational perspective. The findings present a timely opportunity for occupational therapists to critically reflect on practice in PCOTH clinics.
Keyphrases
  • primary care
  • healthcare
  • quality improvement