Author: DIMOND, BRIDGIT C.
Title: Legal Aspects of Occupational Therapy
Description: Oxford, Blackwell. 1997, First Edition. (ISBN: 0632040742). Soft Cover, 8vo - over 7¾" - 9¾" tall. A near Fine unmarked copy (Fine apart from fading to spine). xii + 379 pages. Forewor by Sir Louis Blom-Cooper, QC. The Blom-Cooper report defines the role of the Occupational Therapist as therapeutic, advisory, educational and managerial. Legal issues impact on each of these aspects. Occupational Therapists must work within the context of the law and thus require a sound understanding of the law relating to their practice. Written for those who have no legal knowledge, the book takes the practical situations with which occupational therapists are confronted and sets out clearly the basic principles of law which apply. The text offers valuable information for those employed in the health service and by local authorities as well as including the law relevant to independent practitioners. NOT EX LIB S. Near Fine/No Jacket.

Keywords: Law, Legal Requirements for Occupational Therapists 0632040742


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