Oral Presentation - APOTS 2017€¦ · Oral Presentation: October 21st ... Live in Karen’s Village Community in ... Taoyuan Chang Gung Memorial Hospital, Taiwan

Oral Presentation:

October 21st (Sat.)

A1: Child and Adolescent Time: 16:00-17:30, October 21st (Sat.)

Room: C202

Moderators:

Tien-Ni Wang, National Taiwan University,

Taiwan

Ling-Yi Lin, National Cheng Kung University,

Taiwan

A1-1 Variables Associated with Shift of

Responsibility for Daily Tasks from

Parents to Their Children with and

without Disabilities

Ying-Chia Kao, Asia University, Taiwan

A1-2 Motor Learning Curve of Home-Based

Constraint-Induced Therapy in Children

with Cerebral Palsy

Kuo-Lun Huang, National Taiwan

University, Taiwan

A1-3 The Effects of Working Memory

Training on Children Born Very Preterm

Clara Lee, The Hong Kong Polytechnic

University, Hong Kong

A1-4 Evaluation of a Parent-Child Training

Program in a Clinical Group Setting for

a Child with Disruptive Behaviours:

Parents’ Perspective

Charmaine Pei Chee, Ooi, National

University Hospital, Singapore

A1-5 Environment with Background Music

and Autonomic Responses in Neonatal

Intensive and Growing Care Units

Yoko Hasegawa, Nagoya University,

Japan

A1-6 Enabling Socioemotional Performance

of Pre-Schoolers in Singapore through

Parental Floortime Coaching: Two Case

Reports

Emily Koh, National University

Hospital, Singapore

A1-7 Moving & Living from the Inner Core:

Integrating Alternative Health

Principles to Improve and Support

Occupational Performance

Shuling Wu, Stony Brook University,

United States.

A2: Physical Dysfunction (Stroke) Time: 16:00-17:30, October 21st (Sat.)

Room: C208

Moderators:

Kenneth Fong, The Hong Kong Polytechnic

University, Hong Kong

Hu-Ing Ma, National Cheng Kung University,

Taiwan

A2-1 Role of Robotic Therapy as Part of

Multi-Interventions for

Severe-to-Moderate Arm Deficit in

Chronic Stroke Patients

Kayoko Takahashi, Kitasato

University, Japan

A2-2 Is a Restrain Mitten Safety Protection

Devise? ~A Pilot Study for the

Negative Effects on Restrain Mitten

for Acute Patients

Takenori Jimbo, Kitasato University

Hospital, Japan

A2-3 The Effects of Mirror Therapy vs

Bilateral Arm Training for Hemiplegic

Upper Extremity Motor Functions in

Patients with Chronic Stroke

Kenneth Fong, The Hong Kong

Polytechnic University, Hong Kong

A2-4 The Effect of Spatio-Temporal Task

Constraints on Reaching

Performance in Patients with Stroke

Hsiao-Chieh Pan, Taipei Hospital;

National Cheng Kung University,

Taiwan

A2-5 The Effectiveness of Pressure

Garment in Improving Upper

Extremity Function among Stroke

Patients: A Preliminary Analysis

Hwa Kee Ooi, The National

University of Malaysia (UKM),

Malaysia

A2-6 Determining the Key Elements of

Stepping on after Stroke Falls

Prevention Program for Community

Stroke Survivors: Modified Delphi

Study

Tianma Xu, University of Sydney,

Australia

A2-7 Self-Efficacy and Health-Related

Outcomes in Community Stroke

Clients

Yan-hua Huang, Rachel Miles, Maya

Lazar, California State University,

Dominguez Hills, United States

A3: Mental Health Time: 16:00-17:30, October 21st (Sat.)

Room: C209

Moderators:

Terry Krupa, Queen's University, Canada

Shu-Mei Wang, The Hong Kong Polytechnic

University, Hong Kong

A3-1 Associations between Physical Fitness

and Cognitive Performance in

Patients with Schizophrenia

Julie Hao, Tsaotun Psychiatric Center,

Ministry of Health and Welfare,

Taiwan

A3-2 A Pilot Study of the Effectiveness of

CBT on Psychiatric Home-Visit

Nursing for Patients with

Schizophrenia

Masayuki Katsushima, Teikyo Heisei

University, Japan

A3-3 Recovery Oriented Practice (ROP) and

Beyond in Kowloon East Cluster (KEC)

Psychiatric Services – 5 Year

Experiences

Ka Yan Kason Wong, United Christian

Hospital, Hong Kong Hospital

Authority, Hong Kong

A3-4 Evaluating Outcomes of a

Recovery-Oriented Occupational

Therapy Programme

Tan Bhing Leet, Singapore Institute of

Technology, Singapore

A3-5 The Role of Filipino Occupational

Therapists in Drug Rehabilitation

Michael Sy, Tokyo Metropolitan

University, Japan

A3-6 Significance for People with Mental

Health Problems of Being Engaged in

Competitive Sports

Hideki Yarita, Teikyo Heisei University,

Japan

A3-7 The Effectiveness of Stress

Management Technics on Alcoholic

Patients

Ramakrishnan Masilamani, JIPMER

Hospital, India

A4: Community Service Time: 16:00-17:30, October 21st (Sat.)

Room: C211

Moderators:

Madeleine Duncan, University of Cape Town,

South Africa

Florence Cheong, Tan Tock Seng Hospital,

Singapore

A4-1 One Year Experience of Home-Based

Rehabilitation Services in a

Community Hospital

Fiona Pei-Chi SU, St. Joseph Hospital

Kaohsiung, Taiwan

A4-2 How Do Japanese Occupational

Therapists Support Elderly Living in

Their Familiar Areas?

Nobuhiro Nara, Tokyo University of

Technology, Japan

A4-3 Needs for Persons with Disability to

Live in Karen’s Village Community in

Myanmar-Interview Analysis by CBR

Matrix-

Makoto Kono, International

University of Health & Welfare, Japan

A4-4 The Current Rehabilitation Models in

the Indigenous and Rural Areas

Hsin-Yi Lee, Taipei Medical University,

Taiwan

A4-5 Contextual Barriers of Social

Participation in Veterans with Spinal

Cord Injuries. An Iranian Qualitative

Study

Mohammad Khayatzadeh-Mahani,

Ahvaz Jundishapur University of

Medical Sciences, Iran

A4-6 Participatory Research: A Strategy for

Disability Inclusive Development

Madeleine Duncan, University of

Cape Town, South Africa

A4-7 The Project of Self-Help tableware

with local Traditional Arts and Crafts

in Japan; A Collaboration between

Eating Culture and Occupational

Therapy

Akiko Hanai, Kyoto University, Japan

A5: Education in Occupational Therapy

(Exchange Student) Time: 16:00-17:30, October 21st (Sat.)

Room: C212

Moderators:

Sok Mui, May Lim, Singapore Institute of

Technology, Singapore

Chia-Ting Su, Fu Jen Catholic University, Taiwan

A5-1 The Cross-Cultural Learning

Experiences in Japan for Taiwan

Students

Yingchun Chou, Kaohsiung Medical

University, Taiwan

A5-2 Preparation for Working in Culturally

Diverse Populations

Linda Robertson, Otago Polytechnic,

New Zealand

A5-3 Engaging Persons with Disabilities for

Experiential Learning in Occupational

Therapy Education

Sok Mui, May Lim, Singapore Institute

of Technology, Singapore

A5-4 A Comparison of Japanese and

Taiwanese Occupational Therapy

Students’ Attitudes toward

International Exchanges

Wen-Lin Tung, Ibaraki Prefectural

University of Health Sciences, Japan

A5-5 Developing a Clinical Clerkship Model

at Mejiro University

Kenta Nomura, Mejiro University,

Japan

A5-6 The Occupational Therapy Internship

Exchange of Angeles University

Foundation, Philippines and Chiang

Mai University, Thailand: A Qualitative

Study

Betina Anne Katigbak, Angeles

University Foundation, Philippines

A5-7 Work Motivation, Professional

Development, and Educational Needs

among Malaysian Occupational

Therapists

Rui Fen Teoh, Universiti Kebangsaan

Malaysia, Malaysia

B1: Child and Adolescent (Autism

Spectrum Disorder) Time: 17:30-18:30, October 21st (Sat.)

Room: C202

Moderators:

Fengyi-Kuo, Indiana University, United States

Tan Bhing Leet, Singapore Institute of

Technology, Singapore

B1-1 Identifying Cognitive Correlates of

Social Interactions in Children with

Autistic Disorder and Asperger

Syndrome

Szu Shen Lai, Taoyuan Chang Gung

Memorial Hospital, Taiwan

B1-2 Quality of Friendship, Social Network,

and Social Participation in

Adolescents with Autism Spectrum

Disorders in Taiwan

Yu Chien Chang, National Cheng Kung

University, Taiwan

B1-3 Development of Tool-Use Actions in

Pre-School Children with Autism

Spectrum Disorder

Misako Sano, National Rehabilitation

Center for Persons with Disabilities,

Japan

B1-4 A Survey-Based Study Examining

Occupational Therapists' Perspectives

on Motor Impairment in Children

with Autism Spectrum Disorder

Hannah Loh, Institute of Mental

Health, Singapore

B1-5 Early Screening, Diagnosis and

Intervention of Autism: An

Inter-Disciplinary Team Approach

Fengyi Kuo, Indiana University, United

States

B2: Physical Dysfunction (SCI and

Wheelchair) Time: 17:30-18:30, October 21st (Sat.)

Room: C208

Moderators:

Hui-Fen Mao, National Taiwan University,

Taiwan

Li-Chieh Kuo, National Cheng Kung University,

Taiwan

B2-1 Stationary Wheelie Balancing Control

by an Inverted Pendulum Model

Wei-Chien Fang, Kaohsiung Municipal

United Hospital, Taiwan

B2-2 Effect of a High Rolling-Resistance

Training Method for Learning the

Wheelchair Wheelie Skill: A

Randomized Controlled Trial

Yu-Sheng Yang, Kaohsiung Medical

University, Taiwan

B2-3 Quality of Life in Primary Caregivers of

Spinal Cord Injured Individuals and Its

Related Factors

Yihsuan Wu, National Taiwan

University Hospital, Taiwan

B2-4 Effect of Trunk Support from the Front

on Upper Extremity Function in

Healthy People

Junya Hirata, Kawasaki University of

Medical Welfare, Japan

B2-5 Development and Evaluation of

Cognitive “MaxMind” Program in Elder

Care Centre

Jiancai Zhang, Tan Tock Seng Hospital,

Singapore

B3: Geriatric Care (Model and Others) Time: 17:30-18:30, October 21st (Sat.)

Room: C209

Moderators:

Anne Dickerson, East Carolina University,

United States

Miho W. Yoshida, Incorporated Association

International Network for Environment and

Humanitarian Cooperation, Japan

B3-1 Effect of Role Transition on Self

Concept in Elder People

Jia Ming Lim, Wen Hsin Chen, Yi Ting

Huang, Yu-Chi Hsu, Pei-Hsuan Kao,

Kaohsiung Medical University, Taiwan

B3-2 Effect of Multisensory Stimulation on

Upper Extremity Motor Recovery and

Functional Status in Stroke Patients: A

Pilot Trial

Ray Li, TWGHs Wong Tai Sin Hospital,

Hospital Authority, Hong Kong

B3-3 Characteristics of Child Rearing and

Elderly Care Based on the Difficulties

Faced by Healthy Women

Aiko Hoshino, Nagoya University,

Japan

B3-4 Chinese Seniors: Communicating with

Health Professionals

Linda Robertson, Otago Polytechnic,

New Zealand

B3-5 A Cost-Benefit Analysis on Home

Environmental Intervention Program

for Elderly Home Owners in Hong

Kong

Pan Ching Sze, Hong Kong Housing

Society, Hong Kong

B4: Assessment and Evaluation (Mainly

Physical) Time: 17:30-18:30, October 21st (Sat.)

Room: C211

Moderators:

Setsuko Yamasaki, Hyogo University of Health

Sciences, Japan

Shu-Ping Chen, University of Alberta, Canada

B4-1 Development of a Scale for Evaluating

Arm Function in a Wheelchair

(Wheelchair Seating Arm Function

Test, WS-AFT)

Tadahiko Kamegaya, Gunma

University, Japan

B4-2 Cross-Cultural Adaptation and

Psychometric Evaluation of the

Singapore Version of the Chedoke Arm

and Hand Activity Inventory

Silvana Choo, McMaster University,

Canada

B4-3 Assessing Social Function in Patients

with Stroke by Computerized Adaptive

Testing

Shih-Chieh Lee, National Taiwan

University, Taiwan

B4-4 How to Measure Participation:

Introducing a Newly-developed

Rehabilitation Outcome Measure

Feng-Hang Chang, Taipei Medical

University, Taiwan

B4-5 Validation of the Visual Impairment

Versions of the Cantonese Mini-Mental

State Examination (CMMSE-VI) and the

Hong Kong Montreal Cognitive

Assessment (HKMoCA-VI)

A.T.S Chiu; K.M.K Chan D Pu, The Hong

Kong Society for the Blind

B5: Application of Innovative

Technology Time: 17:30-18:30, October 21st (Sat.)

Room: C212

Moderators:

Hao-Ling Chen, National Taiwan University,

Taiwan

I-Hsuan Shen, Chang Gung University, Taiwan

B5-1 The Impact of Emotional Context on

the Brain Activations of Respiratory

Sensation: An fMRI Study

Yu-Ting Wu, Chang Gung University,

Taiwan

B5-2 Development of iPad Applications for

Promoting Shared Decision-Making in

Goal-Setting: Aid for Decision-Making

in Occupation Choice (ADOC) Series

Kounosuke Tomori, Tokyo University of

Technology, Japan

B5-3 Functional Inter-Cortical Connectivity

among Motor-Related Cortices during

Motor Imagery: A

Magnetoencephalographic Study

Yota Obayashi, Nagoya University,

Japan

B5-4 An Evaluation of the Accuracy of

Installation and Effectiveness of Home

Modifications Prescribed by

Occupational Therapists: Perspectives

of Clients

Wai Chu Lau, Monash University,

Australia

B5-5 Effectiveness of Occupational Therapy

Counseling for Patients with

Cerebrovascular Disorder

Nobuo Ohshima, Tokyo Metropolitan

University, Japan

Cross-Strait Forum *The session will be fully conducted in Chinese.

Time: 17:30-18:30, October 21st (Sat.)

Room: C107

Moderators:

Jie Jia, Fudan University, Huashan Hospital,

China

Yanning Yan, Hebei General Hospital, China

Speech: 手功能康復在中國

Speaker: Jie Jia, Fudan University, Huashan

Hospital, China

CS-01 使用 3D 全景照片與家訪對家庭環境

評估的一致性研究

Qian Chen, Kunming Medical

University, China

CS-02 中國大陸作業治療的現狀與前景

Yan Yanning, Hebei General Hospital,

China

CS-03 Community-Based Inclusive

Development for Children with

Disabilities in Chinese Communities

Eva Yin-Han Chung, The Education

University of Hong Kong, Hong Kong

CS-04 Novel Mirror Visual Feedback Training

in Stroke Patients

Jie Jia, Li Ding, Huashan Hospital,

China

CS-05 Reference Ranges Using Bioimpedance

for Detection of Lymphedema in

Chinese Women

Jie Jia, He-Wei Wang, Fudan University,

Huashan Hospital, China

CS-06 A Multi-Dimensional Visual Hand

Function Rehabilitation Quantitative

Assessment Method in Stroke

Shugeng Chen, Huashan Hospital,

Fudan University, China

CS-07 The Evolution of Occupational Therapy

as a Profession in the People’s

Republic of China

Mengan Cao, LIH Olivia's Place, China

October 22nd (Sun.)

C1: Work Industry Time: 15:00-16:00, October 22nd (Sun.)

Room: C202

Moderators:

Ming-De Chen, Kaohsiung Medical University,

Taiwan

Jer-Hao Chang, National Cheng Kung

University, Taiwan

C1-1 The Predictive Model of Employment

Status for Persons with Bipolar

Disorder Based on ICF

Shu-Jen Lu, National Taiwan University,

Taiwan

C1-2 Survey of Therapist’s Perspective on

RTW Factors after Musculoskeletal

Work Injuries

Na Liu, Guangdong Provincial Work

Injury Rehabilitation Hospital, China

C1-3 Qigong for Chronic Pain Workers, a

Local Practice in Hong Kong

Hon Wai Lam, Tuen Mun Hospital,

Hong Kong

C1-4 Ergonomics Intervention for Prolonged

Computer Users in Kowloon West

Cluster of Hospital Authority of Hong

Kong Special Administrative Region

Shun Lung, Stanley Chau, Occupational

Therapy dept., Kowloon West Cluster,

Hong Kong

C2: Geriatric Care Time: 15:00-16:00, October 22nd (Sun.)

Room: C208

Moderators:

Po-Yu Chen, Chang Gung University, Taiwan

Chih-Wen Wang, Tohoku Bunka Galuen

University, Japan

C2-1 Association of Light Exposure Intensity

with the Quality of Sleep and

Behavioral Symptoms in Chinese

Patients with Alzheimer's Disease

Wai Ming Albert Luk, The University of

Hong Kong, Hong Kong

C2-2 Evaluation of an Occupational Therapy

Students Led Memory Training for

Older Persons with Mild Cognitive

Impairment (MCI) in Hong Kong

Chiu Lun Yu, HKCWC Madam Wong

Chan Sook Ying Memorial Care and

Attention Home for the Aged, Hong

Kong

C2-3 Validation of Vision-Dependent

Activities of Daily Living (ADL)

Instrument for Elderly with Visual

Impairment in Hong Kong

Calvin Chi Kong Yip, Tung Wah College,

Hong Kong

C2-4 Validation of the Cantonese Version of

Dementia Quality of Life Measure

(DEMQoL) and DEMQoL-Proxy

Chih Chien Michael Kuo, Tung Wah

College, Hong Kong

C3: Assessment and Evaluation Time: 15:00-16:00, October 22nd (Sun.)

Room: C209

Moderators:

Chung-Ying Lin, The Hong Kong Polytechnic

University, Hong Kong

Kayoko Takahashi, Kitasato University, Japan

C3-1 Behavioural and Autonomic Regulation

of Response to Sensory Stimuli among

Children: A Systematic Review of

Relationship and Methodology

Ivan Neil Gomez, The Hong Kong

Polytechnic University, Hong Kong

C3-2 Clinical Utility of the Young Children’s

Participation and Environment

Measure (YC-PEM) (Singapore) for

Children with Developmental Needs

Chun Yi Lim, KK Women's and

Children's Hospital, Singapore

C3-3 Impulsivity and hazard perception

ability of substance abusers in driving:

A matched controlled study

Andy S.K. Cheng, The Hong Kong

Polytechnic University, Hong Kong

C3-4 The associations between the

cognitive skills, functional

performance, and estimated length of

stay of patients in a sub-acute setting

Sze Tim Sonia Yu, Monash University,

Australia

C3-5 COMPARING SENSORY PROCESSING

ABILITIES OF AGE-MATCHED TYPICAL

AND ATYPICAL CHILDREN IN PAKISTAN

Syeda Jawaria, Institute of Physical

Medicine & Rehabilitation Do, Pakistan

C4: Disaster Management Time: 15:00-16:00, October 22nd (Sun.)

Room: C211

Moderators:

Kit Sinclair, World Federation of Occupational

Therapists, Hong Kong

Kiyoshi Ishii, International University of Health

and Welfare, Japan

C4-1 The Study of Syrian Refugee with

Disability in Turkey

Kiyoshi Ishii, International University of

Health and Welfare, Japan

C4-2 Think about What OT Can Do for

Disabled Refugees and Families in the

World

Miho W. Yoshida, Incorporated

Association International Network for

Environment and Humanitarian

Cooperation, Japan

C4-3 The Role of Occupational Therapy in

Disaster Risk Reduction and Response

Management: A Narrative Experience

of 2016 Kumamoto Earthquake

Akira Teramura, Osaka Isen College of

Medical Care &welfare, Japan

C4-4 From Small Islet Dwelling to Village

Dwelling

Kit Sinclair, World Federation of

Occupational Therapists, Hong Kong /

Minnie Lagria, M.A.R.C.H. for Chris,

Philippines

C4-5 ‘Quality of Life’ of Person with

Disabilities: An Assessment in Selected

Flood Prone Areas of Bangladesh

Mir Hasan Shakil Mahmud, Centre for

the Rehabilitation of the Paralysed,

Bangladesh

C5: Occupation: Theory and Practice Time: 15:00-16:00, October 22nd (Sun.)

Room: C212

Moderators:

Shih-Chen Fan, I-Shou University, Taiwan

Chang-Chih Kuo, Kaohsiung Medical University,

Taiwan

C5-1 Examining Social Inclusion through an

Occupation-Based Lens: A Malaysian

Chinese Case Study

Ter Fu Teoh, University of Salford,

United Kingdom

C5-2 Doing, Being, Becoming, Belonging: An

Exploration of How "Occupation" is

Interpreted from a Malaysian Chinese

Perspective.

Ter Fu Teoh, University of Salford,

United Kingdom

C5-3 Exploring International Research

Priorities for Occupational Therapy

Lynette Mackenzie, University of

Sydney, Australia

C5-4 Occupation Centered Practice:

Singapore Occupational Therapists’

Perceptions and Experiences in an

Acute Hospital

Wai Yin, Yetta Chan, Singapore General

Hospital, Singapore

C5-5 Understanding the Influence of

Cultural Perspectives on the Meaning

of Occupation

Madeleine Duncan, University of Cape

Town, South Africa

D1: Child and Adolescent Time: 16:00-17:30, October 22nd (Sun.)

Room: C202

Moderators:

Mei-Hui Tseng, National Taiwan University,

Taiwan

Shao-Hsia Chang, I-Shou University, Taiwan

D1-1 Environmental Influence on the

Autonomic Regulation of Response

towards Sensory Stimuli in Children

Ivan Neil Gomez, The Hong Kong

Polytechnic University, Hong Kong

D1-2 The Relationship between Behavioural

and Autonomic Regulation of

Response to Sensory Stimuli in

Children

Ivan Neil Gomez, The Hong Kong

Polytechnic University, Hong Kong

D1-3 The Effects of Working Memory

Training in Children with

Attention-Deficit/Hyperactivity

Disorder

Ya-Ting Yang, Chang Gung University,

Taiwan

D1-4 Association of Chinese Handwriting

Legibility between Subjectively

Teacher-Scored and Objectively

Computer-Scored Assessments in

School-Aged Children

Wen-Feng Huang, National Taiwan

University, Taiwan

D1-5 To Compare the Effectiveness of

Simplified Teaching Method on

Improving Pre-Writing Skills in

Kindergarten and Mild Intellectual

Disability Children

Ramakrishnan Masilamani, JIPMER

Hospital, India / Shakhawath Hossain,

Centre for the Rehabilitation of the

Paralysed (CRP), Bangladesh

D1-6 Stop Taking on Pounds (STOP): A

Pediatric Weight Management

Program for Underserved, At-Risk

Minority Children

Fengyi Kuo, Indiana University, United

States

D1-7 Modified Toy Cars for Independent

Mobility, Exploration and Socialization

in Young Children with Motor

Disabilities: an Experimental Study

Yi-Mei Chen, Chang Gung University,

Taiwan

D2: Physical Dysfunction (Ortho and

DM) Time: 16:00-17:30, October 22nd (Sun.)

Room: C208

Moderators:

Patrick Ker, Singapore General Hospital,

Singapore

Ying-Chun Chou, Kaohsiung Medical University,

Taiwan-1

D2-1 Occupational Therapy Intervention in

Hand Transplantation - the First Case

in Taiwan

Jui-Kun Chang, Kaohsiung Chang Gung

Memorial Hospital, Taiwan

D2-2 Effects of Cryotherapy on

Chemotherapy-Induced Peripheral

Neuropathy in Breast Cancer Patients:

A Prospective Self-Controlled Clinical

Trial

Akiko Hanai, Tokyo University of

science, Japan

D2-3 Stepping into the New Future:

Occupational Therapy Journey in Renal

Care in Singapore

Chuan Hui Stella, Liew, Tan Tock Seng

Hospital, Singapore

D2-4 Empowering Patients on Dialysis for

Meaningful Occupation in Singapore –

An Exploratory Study

Chuan Hui Stella, Liew, Tan Tock Seng

Hospital, Singapore

D2-5 Randomized Clinical Trial: Outcomes of

Proximal Interphalangeal Joint (PIPJ)

versus Metacarpal Phalangeal joint

(MCPJ) Blocking Splint in the

Treatment of Trigger Digit

Dinnie Ng, Tan Tock Seng Hospital,

Singapore

D2-6 Occupational Aesthetics: Improving

the Quality of Occupation Based

Interventions by Addressing Specific

Practice Challenges Related to

Globalization and Modernization

Shuling Wu, Stony Brook University,

United States

D2-7 Developing Simulations and

Standardized Patients Encounters

(SPEs) that Maximize Practice

Competency Skills in Occupational

Therapy Students

Shuling Wu, Stony Brook University,

United States

D3: Occupation: Theory and Practice Time: 16:00-17:30, October 22nd (Sun.)

Room: C209

Moderators:

Wen-Chou Chi, Chung Shan Medical University,

Taiwan

Ay-Woan Pan, National Taiwan University,

Taiwan

D3-1 Quality of Life and Self-Stigma in

Children with Specific Learning

Disabilities Who Live under

Academic-Oriented Culture

Chung-Ying Lin, The Hong Kong

Polytechnic University, Hong Kong

D3-2 Community Re-Integration Service

Program (CRISP) - A Model of

Personalized Community-Based

Psychosocial Rehabilitation with the

Individual Community Recovery Trip

(ICRT)

Shu-Mei Chan, Tsaotun Psychiatric

Center, Ministry of Health and Welfare,

Taiwan

D3-3 Employment Outcomes after

Vocational Training for Individuals with

Chronic Psychiatric Disorders: A

Multicenter Study

Hui-Ling Lee, Tsaotun Psychiatric

Center, Ministry of Health and Welfare,

Taiwan

D3-4 The Factors Affecting Employment for

Chronic Psychiatric Patients in a

Community Rehabilitation Center

Wen-Fang Chuang, Tsaotun Psychiatric

Center, Ministry of Health and Welfare,

Taiwan

D3-5 The Influence of Safety Climate on

Safety Performance in Hospital

Muthuraman Sellathurai Pathar,

Universiti Utara Malaysia, Malaysia

D3-6 Benefits of Occupational Therapy for

Children with Intellectual Disability in

the Aspects of Vocational Activities

and Instrumental Activities of Daily Life

Shakhawath Hossain, Bangladesh

Health Profession Institute (BHPI),

Bangladesh

D4: Education in Occupational Therapy

(Global Perspective) Time: 16:00-17:30, October 22nd (Sun.)

Room: C211

Moderators:

Keh-Chung Lin, National Taiwan University,

Taiwan

Pei-Fen Chang, Texas Woman's University,

United States

D4-1 Reliability and Validity of the OSCE

Rating Scale of the Parent Education

for Tactile Defensiveness

Chung I Lu, Jiang-Tsun United Clinic,

Taiwan

D4-2 Occupational Therapy Students

Assembly: Preparing Filipino

Occupational Therapy Students for

Professional Life

Charles Marlon Francisco,

Occupational Therapy Students

Assembly, Philippines

D4-3 An Intervention Using a Wheelchair

Incorporating Pelvic Support for

Elderly Disabled Individuals Living at

Home

Hiroshi Goda, Japan Health Care

College, Japan

D4-4 Investigating Critical Thinking and

Resilience Among Occupational

Therapy Students

Tan Bhing Leet, Singapore Institute of

Technology, Singapore

D4-5 Attitudes toward People with Mental

Illness, Physical Disabilities, and

Emotional Behavioral Problems in

Occupational Therapy Students

Hui-Ing Ma, National Cheng Kung

University, Taiwan

D4-6 Learning Style Preference Among

Occupational Therapy Students in

Bangladesh

Shamima Akter, Bangladesh Health

Professions Institute, Bangladesh

D4-7 Contextual Barriers of Implementing

Occupation Based Practice in Iran: A

Qualitative Study

Mohammad Khayatzadeh-Mahani,

Musculoskeletal Rehabilitation

Research Center, Iran

D5: Physical Dysfunction Time: 16:00-17:30, October 22nd (Sun.)

Room: C212

Moderators:

Kuan-Yi Li, Chang Gung University, Taiwan

Chia-Hsiung Cheng, Chang Gung University,

Taiwan

D5-1 Effects of Group Constraint-Induced

Movement Therapy to Promote Upper

Extremity Motor Function for People

with Subacute Stroke

Aiqun He, Guangdong Work Injury

Rehabilitation Hospital, China

D5-2 The Influence of a Lifestyle

Modification Class on Taiwanese Older

Adults’ Occupational Participation

Tzu-Hsuan Tseng, Kaohsiung Medical

University, Taiwan

D5-3 Duration of Effect of Acute Exercise on

Cognitive Performance

Setsuko Yamasaki, Hyogo University of

Health Sciences, Japan

D5-4 Intra-Individual Variability In

Vocational Tasks of People with

Cognitive dysfunctions in recovery

Process

Haruko Kashiwagi, Nagoya University,

Japan

D5-5 Sensory Cueing Combined with

Task-Specific Training to Promote

Upper Limb Functional Performance

for People with Stroke

Jingbo Li, Guangdong Work Injury

Rehabilitation Hospital, China

D5-6 Stationary Wheelie Balancing with

Corrective Actions

Yu-Sheng Yang, Kaohsiung Medical

University, Taiwan

*APOTS 2017 reserves the right to the final

amendment of the agenda.