Top Sites List Web Directory
Top Sites » Health » Professions » Occupational_Therapy »
| This category in other languages: |
| | |
 |
|
» Site title: ADVANCE for Occupational Therapy Practitioners
» Site description: Biweekly trade publication for OT and OTA covering the newest treatment arenas, protocols and products, therapy equipment and modalities as well as regular columns by highly respected leaders in the field.
|
 |
|
» Site title: American Occupational Therapy Foundation
» Site description: Non-profit, charitable, scientific, educational and literary organization (USA). Includes information on scholarships, research and the Occupational Therapy Journal of Research.
|
 |
|
» Site title: Canadian Occupational Therapy Foundation
» Site description: Organisation to promote Occupational Therapy in Canada, with critical and research reviews, case studies and research and scholarship grants.
|
 |
|
» Site title: CJ Education and Consulting, LLC
» Site description: Provides educational and consulting services to occupational therapists, physical therapists and other health care professionals.
|
 |
|
» Site title: Exploring Hand Therapy
» Site description: Information on hand therapy, including product reviews, training videos and links.
|
 |
|
» Site title: Functional Therapy Activities
» Site description: CD-ROM software for occupational and physical therapists in rehabilitation; with 200 functional therapy ideas for various disabilities, including treatment planning for ADL and vocational rehabilitation.
|
 |
|
» Site title: International Clinical Educators
» Site description: Continuing education for occupational therapy and other rehabilitation fields in USA/Canada. Specializing in Neuro-Developmental Treatment (NDT/Bobath) approaches to treatment of stroke and traumatic brain injury.
|
 |
|
» Site title: Kawa (River) Model Research Project
» Site description: A model of occupational therapy developed by Japanese occupational therapists. Limited content in English but includes list of publications.
|
 |
|
» Site title: Mouse testing and training
» Site description: Mouse testing and training tools specifically for adaptive mouse users or young children learning to use a mouse. Printable report and links to downloadable training applications.
|
 |
|
» Site title: OT Now
» Site description: Information for consumers, professionals and students in the field of occupational therapy. Includes original content, articles and case studies.
|
 |
|
» Site title: OT Seeker
» Site description: Database of abstracts of systematic reviews and randomised controlled trials relevant to occupational therapy and evidence-based practice.
|
 |
|
» Site title: OTDBASE
» Site description: Searchable database covering all major occupational therapy journals (fees charged).
|
 |
|
» Site title: OTdirect
» Site description: Resources for occupational therapists and assistants in the UK with study notes, job links, training listings.
|
 |
|
» Site title: Therapy Network Seminars
» Site description: Continuing education for occupational therapy and other rehabilitation fields in the USA. Specializing in the Hand, Wrist, Elbow, Shoulder and CVA complexes.
|
 |
|
» Site title: Therapy Resources
» Site description: Activities and products for therapists to use in a variety of settings.
|
 |
|
» Site title: Therapy Weekly
» Site description: UK weekly interdisciplinary therapy newspaper. Includes job listings and guides to continuing professional development topics.
|
Do You Know?
Wikipedia say: Topsites are sites with a ranked listing of different websites, generally related by an overall subject. In many cases a topsite is a directory of related web sites which ranks the listed sites by popularity. Topsite rankings are user generated, usually through voting by visitors (clicks in to the topsite) from member sites or by counting pageviews. Most topsites have an anti-cheat protection system and some display traffic statistics, user ratings, and reviews. Topsites often list a top 50 or top 100 most popular sites with a similar topic. They can be a significant source of free targeted traffic for member sites if that topsite becomes popular. After several early search engines failed, some people thought topsites might replace them.
Randomize humor
Q: How can you tell if a blonde has been in your refrigerator?
A: By the lipstick on your cucumbers.
Humor of the day
Q: What is every blonde''s ambition in life?
A: To be like Vanna White and learn the alphabet.
Q: What is the blonde doing when she holds her hands tightly over her ears?
A: Trying to hold on to a thought.
Q: What is the mating call of the blonde?
A: "I''m "sooo" drunk!"
Q: What is the mating call of the ugly blonde?
A: (Screaming) "I said: I''m drunk!"
Q: Why are there so few blonde pharmacists?
A: They have a hard time getting the pill bottles into the typewriter!
Q: Why can''t blondes make ice cubes?
A: They always forget the recipe.
Q: Why did the blonde resolve to have only three children?
A: Because she heard that one child out of every four born was Chinese.
Q: Why do all blondes all have a dimple on their chin and a flat forehead?
A: Finger on chin-I don''t know. Hits forehead-Oh I get it!
Q: Why do blondes have little holes all over their faces?
A: From eating with forks.
Q: Why do blondes have see-through lunch box lids?
A2: So that when they''re on the train they can tell if they''re going to work or coming home.
Q: Why do blondes wash their hair in the sink?
A: Because that''s where you''re supposed to wash vegetables.
Q: Why does a blonde only change her baby''s diapers every month?
A: Because it says on the box: "good for up to 20 pounds."
Q: Why is it good to have a blonde passenger?
A: You can park in the handicap zone.