StudyPath

OT215 Interventions with groups

ND2 level25 topics

OT215 covers 25 topics. StudyPath paces them into daily study sessions that finish before your exam date, with practice questions and worked answers for each one.

Study OT215 on StudyPath

Free for every student. No card.

Course outline

The topics this course covers, in teaching order.

  1. Family, community and institutional groups
  2. Social participation and support networks
  3. Characteristics and dynamics of groups
  4. Occupational therapy theories of group work
  5. Occupational therapy process in group programmes
  6. Principles and practice of group interventions
  7. Self-maintenance activities in groups
  8. Work and productive activities in groups
  9. Leisure and creative activities in groups
  10. Physical activities in groups
  11. Observation and facilitation skills
  12. Safety and efficiency in group settings
  13. Social networks and support systems
  14. Social environment and social participation
  15. Group characteristics and dynamics
  16. Group process, norms, roles and leadership
  17. Sociograms and social relationships
  18. OT process in group interventions
  19. Roles of occupational therapists and assistants in groups
  20. Group activities in health care settings
  21. Assessment and intervention groups
  22. Group protocol design and planning
  23. Self-maintenance activities
  24. Work/productive group activities
  25. Creative group activities

A sample from this course

One topic, as StudyPath teaches it.

Family, community and institutional groups

Family, community and institutional groups are the primary social units that interventions target to promote change, cohesion and well‑being. Mastering their defining characteristics, the stages of group development, and culturally sensitive intervention strategies is essential for exam success, as these concepts underpin all group‑based therapeutic work in Nigerian tertiary curricula.

What you get for OT215

Course outlinesBrowse the full catalogue by course code
›
About StudyPathWhat StudyPath is, and what it costs
›
Contact & supportQuestions, problems, anything at all
›