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Occupational therapy professionals ease the transition from hospital to home by showing survivors new ways to dress, eat, bath, cook, do laundry, drive and work. Often, they recommend special technology from simple devices like button hooks to sophisticated, computerized systems- that make routine tasks simpler and give persons with disabilities access to a greater range of activity. OT makes it possible for people facing challenges to participate more fully in the job of living at home, at school, at work and at play. |
