Occupational Therapy's Role in Medication Management

New live webinar

Occupational Therapy’s Role in Medication Management and Adherence

This course is the first in a series of webinars.

Half of occupational therapy clients do not take their medications as prescribed, which results in worse health and function. Occupational therapy practitioners work with the interdisciplinary team across settings to support their clients in developing safe and effective medication routines.

This live online course will introduce occupational therapy practitioners to the important area of medication management and adherence. OTs, OTAs and students will learn foundational knowledge that will be the foundation for subsequent webinars that will equip learners to better support their clients in engaging in the occupation of medication management. The person, environment, and occupation-factors affecting performance of medication management will be discussed.

Target Audience: Occupational therapists, occupational therapy assistants, occupational therapy students.

This occupational therapy continuing education course uses the following instructional methods: visual aides (ie slides), discussion board, guided note taking, and learning, and practice opportunities.

Content disclosure: This course does not exclusively focus on any specific product or service.

Presented by: Jaclyn Schwartz, PhD, OTR/L
Katherine Aylmer, OTD, OTR/L

Content Contributor:
Sami Tayeb

"The information was easy to understand yet thorough! The speaks were clearly very passionate to share this information. "

OT Course Participant

"It's relevant in the field of OT as it can directly affects our patient's daily lives and activities as well as functional ability, treatment, performance and outcomes. Thanks again and great work!"

OTA Course Participant

"I love the different resource options/handouts!!!"

OT Course Participant

Jaclyn Schwartz, PhD, OTR/L

Aspire OT Instructor

Dr. Schwartz’s work is focused on improving medication adherence across populations. Her work has been funded by the National Institutes of Health and the National Institute of Disability, Independent Living, and Rehabilitation Research. She is an avid writer and presenter, and she has shared her work through the conferences and journals of the American Occupational Therapy Association (AOTA) and American Congress of Rehabilitation Medicine. Dr. Schwartz has developed key resources on medication management including the 2017 AOTA position paper on medication management. In 2015, she was recognized by AOTA for her work and service to the profession with the Gary Kielhofner Emerging Leader Award.

DISCLOSURES
Financial: Jaclyn is compensated as an Aspire OT instructor
Non-financial: Jaclyn does not have any non-financial disclosures.

Katherine Aylmer, OTD, OTR/L

Aspire OT Instructor

Dr. Katie Aylmer is a research occupational therapist and student mentor with extensive experience in addressing medication management with a variety of clients. Katie has over six years of clinical experience working with adults in skilled nursing facilities, senior living communities, and their homes. She is passionate about empowering clients and caregivers with self-management skills and the translation of evidence-based practice into clinical care.

DISCLOSURES
Financial: Katie is compensated as an Aspire OT instructor.
Non-financial: Katie does not have any non-financial disclosures.

Write your awesome label here.

Purchase a subscription for only $49 more to have this course and 31 hours of additional CEs!

Learner cancellations: In the event that the learner requests to cancel or is unable to attend a course, a refund for the total paid for the course will be granted if Aspire OT is notified via email at [email protected] within 10 business days prior to date of the scheduled course, minus a non-refundable registration fee of 25% of registration price. If the learner provides notification of cancellation less then 10 business days prior to the scheduled course, the learner will be offered the opportunity to attend the same webinar on an alternate date or enrollment in the recorded on-demand version of that webinar, instead of a refund.

No refunds will be issued after a course has been attended for more than 30 minutes. Partial credit will not be issued.

Provider cancellations: In the event of inclement weather or other event resulting in the inability for a live course to be provided within the scheduled time, learners will be offered an alternate date or a full refund for registration paid.

Occupational Therapy’s Role in Medication Management and Adherence