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OT and COTA collaboration: Both the registered occupational therapist (OT) and the certified occupational therapy assistant (COTA), should collaborate over the course of the client’s evaluation, treatment, and discharge. There is a hierarchy of supervision regarding an OT and a COTA, but nevertheless, both clinicians should have a professional team approach and partnership with the common core of serving the client. The team approach relationship should have sound partnership factors such as communication, trust, knowledge, and respect. Both clinicians would communicate clearly to one another of any client concerns, integration of activities within the intervention process, positive treatment outcomes, etc.

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New Jersey v. T.L.O. is an interesting case that took place in New Jersey around this area. In Piscataway High School, two girls were caught smoking cigarettes in the bathroom. One of them, which is referred to as T.L.O. At the school, smoking in the restrooms was a violation of school rules. They were caught and were escorted to the assistant vice principal. Through a meeting, an unwarranted search of T.L.O.’s purses leads to an incriminating searched and confession. T.L.O, found it unfair that they could search her for other items unrelated. She filed suit against the juvenile court to state that they can’t used that form of evidence to convict her. The juvenile court found Choplick’s search to be constitutional. T.L.O appealed to the New Jersey Supreme court and there they had a different opinion. The

Under O.C.G.A. § 14-2-63, a foreign corporation authorized to transact business in Georgia may be sued on contracts in the county where the contract sought to be enforced was made, if the corporation has an office and transacts business in that county. Orkin Extermination Co. v. Morrison, 371 S.E.2d 407, 407 (Ga. App. 1988). A foreign corporation authorized to transact business in the state of Georgia may be sued for damages because of tortuous injury in the county were the cause originated, but only if the corporation has an office and transacts business in that county. Id. at 407. A foreign limited liability company shall not be considered to be transacting business in the state of Georgia if they carry on several activities including, effecting

The vice principal notified T.L.O'S mother and turned the evidence of drug dealing over to the police. They took T.L.O down to the police station where she admitted to selling marijuana on school property. T.L.O was charged as a juvenile with criminal activity, Based on T.L.O’s confession and all the evidence in her purse that state of New Jersey brought charges against her. T.L.O attorneys said the evidence of drug dealing found in her purse could not be used as evidence in court because it was obtained through an illegal search and seizure. T.L.O argued in juvenile court that her fourth amendment rights against unreasonable search and seizures had been violated.

Ellen Zane had her work cut out for her at Tufts-NEMC. The Tufts University affiliated teaching and research hospital had long been on the decline. It was mired in financial difficulty, was falling behind other teaching and research AMCs, and was not effectively serving its local community. Beginning on the day she accepted her position as CEO, Ellen Zane started on a path of reform. Upon learning that the hospital only had 10 months of cash on hand, she began brainstorming on how to make the hospital financially viable, starting by meeting payroll needs first. She discovered that Tufts-NEMC was being drastically underpaid and began looking for solutions to the problem of reimbursements. One of the more

Client has been discharged from OP/TSF services under PBH due to the significant progress of his treatment goals. The client is current in the transition of being adopted was to receive services from another agency for OP therapy. Due to the different transition in the client life, it was recommend the client continues to receive OP therapy from New Behavioral Network to help him with his upon coming adoption in December 2016.

In a high school in New Jersey, a teacher found two girls smoking in the bathroom and alerted the principal. One of the girls confessed to smoking but the other, T.L.O., didn’t confess. The principal searched T.L.O’s purse and found marijuana which clarified she was selling as well as smoking. T.L.O. was taken to the police and confessed to her actions. Since she confessed and had evidence in her purse of the crimes she’d committed, New Jersey charged her. In a court for juveniles, T.L.O. claimed that her Fourth Amendment rights, not allowing unreasonable searches and seizures, were violated. The court believed the school, and T.L.O. then went to the New Jersey Supreme Court with her case, which agreed that it was an unreasonable search and

Today, the children were making Oobleck. Nylah helps mixing the ingredients with the student. She takes the spoon, and starts to mix the flour and water. She then helps the student put a couple of drops of food coloring. She then starts to mix the Oobleck with her hands. Nylah says, “it is sticky, sticky, sticky.” This photo is meaningful for children like Nylah because she was able to follow the instructions with the student. Also, Nylah was using 1.1 Social Interest because she was engaging in a short group activity

#PW Should congregations be "open test grounds" for all those who are struggling with offenses against society (successful or works in progress)? My personal opinion is no. However, I believe that not on purpose or evil intent congregations can become "open test grounds". An old hymn states "Just as I am I come". Unless the church does a background investigation that reveals it, or the person says it, or someone with firsthand knowledge says it and the church verifies it how will the congregation know. Do congregations have a right to know the past (or current) sins of members and visitors? I do not believe a congregation has a right to know the past (or current) sins of members and visitors? I do not believe a congregation as a whole

Carlotta, I know that you have been working with your team on getting Mr. Taylor approved for an OJT with World Services for the Blind. Unfortunately, the actions demonstrated by Mr. Taylor after acceptance caused WSB to have serious reservations about his maturity and professionalism. Given this, we feel that it's not a good match and we are rescinding the offer. There is no need to move forward with the OJT.

i am also in agreement with you that the key players in the scenario include the OTAS and the clinical supervisor. However, for question 2, the clinical supervisors is responsible for implementing intervention based on evaluation, client's factors, client goals and current evidence-based practice. Therefore, it is out of the OTAS scope of practice to suggest a different treatment plan for Mr. Jones. Moreover, I also agreed with you that it is important that the OTAS understand why Mr. Jones is receiving OT services to get a clear picture of the clinical supervisor reasoning of the number of units and days for therapy sessions. The consequences of not taking action may not only result into more harm to Mr. Jones but it will also jeopardize the

Considering my experience and the OTPF, I believe that all occupations are affected to an extent. Depending on the person and the mental illness some areas of concern is, ADL’s, IADL’s, work, leisure, social participations and sleep. The mental illness population will struggle with social participation, withdrawing from their family, friends and their peers. They will experience difficulty functioning at school or work, leading to them dropping out of school or losing their job, possibly due to problems with memory and thinking. I think for some, if not most of the population they start feeling disconnected from reality. I think other areas of concern are sleep, eating, and hygiene habits, for example, they may struggle with gathering necessary supplies for bathing and washing their hair. One of the things I witnessed at ETBH is the amount of clients admitted with drug or alcohol abuse, which can lead to a continuous pattern because it makes them feel better and the symptoms dissipate for a short time. Which can also lead to mood changes and thoughts of suicide. The mental illness population can struggle in any one of these occupations or multiple areas, maybe due to a lack of motivation or lack of structure in their everyday lives. People with mental illness struggle with how they may think, feel, mood swings, and their behavior. It affects their ability to relate to others and function in daily occupations. From what I have witnessed, what is important and has meaning to

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