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OT 210WClinical Reasoning and Documentation in Occupational Therapy

3 credits · Occupational Therapy · Penn State

This courses entails a broad scope experience in clinical reasoning strategies, proficient writing and documentation skills required by the occupational therapy assistant across a wide variety of practice settings. The objective of this course is to provide intensive & rigorous teaching-learning opportunities for students to utilize verbal and written clinical reasoning to facilitate occupation-based assessments, interventions and discharge planning. Additionally, student will be able to demonstrate knowledge of the use of technology in practice for electronic documentation, virtual environments, and telehealth platforms.

Before you enroll

Prerequisites

From the catalog: “OT 205 and OT 207 and OT 209 and OT 195E Concurrent Courses: OT 212 and OT 214 and OT 216 and OT 295E”

Where it fits

Where it sits in degree plans

Suggested plans most often put it in Year 2 · Spring (2 programs).

Required in (2)

  • Occupational Therapy, A.S. (Berks)
  • Occupational Therapy, A.S. (University College)
What it opens up

Courses that list OT 210W as a prerequisite (4)

  • OT 212 Occupational Therapy for Child & Adolescent Health
  • OT 214 Occupational Therapy for Psychosocial and Behavioral Health
  • OT 216 Occupational Therapy for Physical Health and Rehabilitation
  • OT 295E Fieldwork Level I Experience in Occupational Therapy