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(AUT University, Institute for Interpretive Phenomenology, Indiana University Indianapolis; 2008)Aging is part of life. Its natural occurrence means that, by virtue of living, each and every one of us exists toward being aged. It just happens. In the usual course of life it cannot, not happen. Aging is always already ... -
(AUT University, Occupational Therapy Australia (http://ausotconference.com.au/); 2011)Introduction: In 2006, the World Federation of Occupational Therapists adopted seven principles which identify people’s occupational rights and the issues that negate them. These principles provide a basis from which to ... -
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(AUT University; 2007)To assist New Zealand occupational therapists to develop skills in writing for publication, a focused search of the professional literature was conducted to identify key information. This article outlines the search process ... -
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(AUT University, Royal New Zealand Foundation of the Blind (RNZFB); 2008)The theme of this year‟s hui is „Beyond the Horizon‟. In our presentation today, I hope to take you beyond the horizon of your everyday work to consider changes in New Zealand society as well as recent research findings ... -
(AUT University, Massey University; 2007)This qualitative study sought to describe the shared ‘culture of practice’ of a group of Ministry of Education, Special Education occupational therapists and physiotherapists. Data from individual semi-structured interviews, ... -
(AUT University, New Zealand Association of Occupational Therapists (NZAOT); 2008)“Everyday occupations tend to be ‘seen but unnoticed’” (Hasselkus, 2006, p. 628). Hence, occupational therapy’s inspiration is in its focus on peoples’ engagement in the ordinary everyday. In working with older people, ... -
(AUT University, Taylor & Francis; 2011)This article illuminates one key finding of an interpretive phenomenological study that brought an occupational lens to exploring how elders experience ageing in their everyday lives. Fifteen community-dwelling, New Zealand ...