Asia Pacific Occupational Therapy Congress Programme

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Ph.D., FCAOT.Mary is a professor in the School of Rehabilitation Science at McMasterUniversity, Canada; holds the John and Margaret Lillie chair in Childhood DisabilityResearch; and is co-founder of CanChild Centre for Childhood Disability Research,a multidisciplinary research centre at McMaster University. Mary’s research centreson the development and validation of client-centred outcome measures, evaluation

of occupational therapy interventions with children, the e ect of environmental factors on the participation ofchildren with disabilities in everyday occupations, and transfer of research knowledge into practice. She is the leadauthor of the Canadian Occupational Performance Measure (COPM). Mary is a Fellow of the Canadian Associationof Occupational Therapists and has been elected to the American Occ upational Therapy Foundation Academy ofResearch and the Canadian Academy of Health Sciences.

TE HUI TE WATAKA - CONGRESS PROGRAMME

6TH ASIA PACIFIC OCCUPATIONAL THERAPY CONGRESSKIA MAHI TAHI TĀTOU, KIA ORA TAHI AI - DOING WELL TOGETHER

14 - 17 SEPTEMBER 2015, ROTORUA ENERGY EVENTS CENTRE, ROTORUA, NEW ZEALAND

MONDAY 14 SEPTEMBER

Morning TeaPowhiri/Welcome and Opening Address

KEYNOTE ADDRESS: BEST OF PRACTICE AND THEORY - PROFESSOR MARY LAW Ph.D., FCAOT

CONCURRENT SESSION ONE: MONDAY 14 SEPTEMBER (2.00PM - 3.30PM)

Lunch POSTER SESSION

11.00 - 11.30

9.00 - 11.00

11.30 - 1.00

2.00 - 3.30

1.00 - 2.00

A ernoon Tea POSTER SESSION3.30 - 4.00

Plenary Workshop Sharing Prac ce Insights and Stories Sharing the Best of Prac ce & Theory Sharing the Best of Prac ce and Theory Strengthening Communi es Workshop

2.00-2.15 Sharing Prac ce Insights &

Stories (Research).

Dr Mandy Stanley, Ph.D

Rela onship Between Self-Awareness andEmployment Outcome in People WithCogni ve Dysfunc on.Keisuke Kawahito & Emi Ito

University Students With Mental Illness: Atheory of comfort and discomfort impac ngoccupa onal par cipa on.Priscilla Ennals, Ellie Fossey & Linsey Howie

Adult A achment and Approaches toAc vity Engagement in Chronic Pain.Pamela Meredith, Nicole Andrews& Jenny Strong

Peer Leaders: Their role in suppor ngcommunity groups.Linda Robertson, Beatrice Hale& Debra Waters

Life Doesn’t Stop A er VisionLoss: Occupa onal therapy for

vision impairment.

Mary Butler & Hannah Sinclair 2.15-2.30

Naviga ng Many Worlds: Occupa onaltherapists providing short-term loanequipment.Marie Chester & Clare Hocking

Making Your Academic Self Count:Performance metrics occupa onal therapyeducators and researchers should beaware of.Ted Brown

Case Studies on Self-Regulaon Learningin Improving Fine Motor Skills of ChildrenWith Cerebral Palsy in a School-BasedSe ng.Karen Liu, Carby Lok, Rita Chan,& Andrew Siu

The In uence of the Social Environment onChildren’s Play at School.Michelle Villeneuve, Grace Spencer, JoRagen, Kassia Beetham & Anita Bundy

2.30-2.45

Turning Knowledge Into Prac ce: Anexploratory study into the use of PRPP inAotearoa New Zealand prac ce.Frank Lu & Linda Robertson

Perspec ves of Graduates on Their LearningDuring an Interna onal Occupa onalTherapy Experience.Fenja Jones & Mary Butler

Cri cal Moments in the Transforma on ofOccupa onal Therapy Prac ce.Ellen Nicholson, Clare Hocking& Marion Jones

Older Asian Immigrants StrengtheningCommunity Health Through DoingOccupa ons Together.Valerie Wright St Clair & Shoba Nayar

2.45-3.00

Occupa onal Therapy: The promise and theparadox.Grace O’Sullivan

Comparison of On-Campus and HybridStudent Outcomes in Doctoral Occupa onalTherapy Educa on.Keli Mu, Brenda Coppard, Al Bracciano& Chris Bradberry

Rela onship of Sensory Processing Func onand Behaviours in Children? A study withtypical school children.Farahiyah Wan Yanus, Karen Liu, MichelleBisse , Stefania Penkala & Masne Kadar

Weathering Disaster and Con ngencyPlanning for People with Disability.Nicola Billing

3.00-3.15

Percep on of the Learning Environment byOccupa onal Therapy Students in Singaporeand Their Approaches to Learning.Hua Beng Lim, Mei-Zhi Alicia, Jingyi PriscillaChan, Hazwani Ruthlan & Peijun Zona Yong

Salutogenesis and Occupa onal TherapyEduca on: From the curriculum to aprofessional prac ce based on Antonovsky’sideas.Ma hias M öeller

The E ects of Cogni ve Rehabilita on onFunc onal Independence, Life Quality andPar cipa on of Stroke Pa ents.Gonca Bumin & Özden Erkan

A Caf é on the Premises of an Aged CareFacility: More than just froth? Alexa Andrew

3.15-3.25

Occupa onal Therapy in the Context of aNatural Disaster: A scoping review.Yunwha Jeong, Mary Law, Paul Stra ord,Carol Dema eo & Hwan Kim

The E ect of Passive Limb Ac va on onWheelchair Driving for Pa ents WithUnilateral Spa al Neglect.Nao Yoshihiro & Emi Ito

The Impact of Dialysis on Occupa onalRoles of Middle-Aged Female Pa ent.Chia Wei Huang, Li Chien Su, Yi Chien Wu,Wan Lun Hsu & Yi Jou Cheng

A Study on Percep on of the LabourersAbout Their Physical and EnvironmentalRisks and Hazards During Working inSawmills at Savar.Mohammad Khan


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Workshop S har in g P rac ce I ns ig ht s a nd St or ie s Sh ar in g t he Be st o f P ra c ce an d Th eo ry S ha ri ng Te ch no lo gy i n P rac c e C re a ve Pa rt ne rs hi ps Workshop

4.00-4.15

Ques ons About Sex: What is

our role?

Natalie Hamam

Using Digital Storytelling as an Occupa onalTherapy Educa onal Tool.Hilary Blamires

Self-management A er Stroke: What do weknow and how should we move forward?Sandy Rutherford, Ann Sezier, Suzie Mudge,Nicola Kayes & Kathryn McPerson

Using an iPhone to Measure Upper LimbRange of Movement A er Stroke: Apsychometric study.Natalie Chew, Natasha Lannin,Kate O’Callaghan, Eloise Thompson& Emma Schneider

Usefulness of the Make-a-Box-Test Ba eryto Assess and Form a Rapport WithReformatory Inmates.Noriko Tomioka

Re ec ng on and Developing

Bicultural Prac ce in Aotearoa

New Zealand. (To be confrmed)

4.15-4.30

The Implementa on of the Occupa onalTherapy Student Supervision Facilita on

Process Tool: An overview and evalua on.Sharon Glass, Judith Talbot, Melaine Farlie& Ted Brown

Developing Research Skills in Clinicians: Adepartmental approach based on research

skills development framework.Natasha Lannin & Jacqui Morarty

‘Beyond What’s in the EquipmentStoreroom’: E ec ve everyday

technologies for independent living.Natasha Layton & Alexandra Andrews

A Computer-Assisted Cogni veRehabilita on for Clients With

Schizophrenia in Mental Health Centre.Shu-Jen Lu, Yen-Ling Chen & Ay-Woan Pan

4.30-4.45

The Perceived Value of a Case ManagerBased System in Facilita ng the Return-to-Work Process.Doreen Yeo, Heidi Tan & Joanna Giam

Sexuality and Chronic Obstruc vePulmonary Disease: A cri cal researchsynthesis.William Levack

Characteris cs in the EEG and AutonomicRe ex During Di erent Drawing Tasks.Sayoko Kawabata & Yasushi Sakai

Facilita ng a Consumer-Led ResearchProject in Mental Health: Sharing ourexperiences.Nicola Hancock, Anne Honey& Jus n Scanian

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5PMWalking Interviews and Their Relevanceto Occupa onal Therapy Research andPrac ce.Penelope Kinney

E ec veness of Occupa onalTherapy Counselling for Pa ents WithCerebrovascular Disorder.Nobuo Ohshima, Takashi Shimooka,Hisayuki Nakamoto & Kazuhiko Seki

Use of the Home Falls and AccidentsScreening Tool (HOME FAST) by MalaysiansWithout a Health Background.Muhammad Romli , Lyne e Mackenzi, MawPin Tan, Meyl Lovarini & Lindy Clemson

Toilet Training, Past and Present Discourses.Rita Robinson, Clare Hocking& Deborah Payne

Monday 14 September con nued

CONCURRENT SESSION TWO: MONDAY 14 SEPTEMBER (4.00PM - 5.00PM)

Welcome recep on and trade exhibit opening, kindly brought to you by The Bidet ShopEnd of day 1

Lyle is programme director and founder of Life Skills Therapy Center in Tarlac City,Philippines, and programme coordinator for education for the World Federationof Occupational Therapists. His interests range from practice and research indevelopmental disabilities, sensory integration and policy development, torunning marathons.

The Sato Lectureship award was established in honour of Professor Tsuyoshi Sato, a key instigator of the formation of theAsia Paci c occupational therapy regional group (APOTRG) and the Asia Paci c Occupational Therapy Congress (APOTC).The award aims to stimulate interest in the development and advancement of occupational therapy, particularly in theAsia-Paci c region; and to inspire members of the profession through the sharing of knowledge and experience in research,education and the practice of occupational therapy. Dr Lyle Duque is the 3rd recipient of the award since its inception.

TUESDAY 15 SEPT EMBER

Mihi/Welcome

KEYNOTE ADDRESS: TSUYOSHI SATO LECTURE - 2015 RECIPIENT DR LYLE DUQUE Msc, OTRP, FOTAP

Morning Tea

CONCURRENT SESSION THREE: TUESDAY 15 SEPTEMBER (11.00AM-12.30PM)Plenary Workshop Sharing Prac ce Insights and Stories Sharing the Best of Prac ce & Theory Sharing the Best of Prac ce and Theory Strengthening Communi es Workshop

11.00-11.15

Across Cultures

(Culturally Safe Prac ce).

Jane Hopkirk, Dip OT, MPhil

(Māori Health), NZROT,

OTNZM, MNZCEH, 2012 Frances

Rutherford Award

“No-one’s Told me Why I had a Stroke”:Forming a causal model to facilitaterecovery.Sandy Rutherford , Clare Hocking, AliceTheadom & Kathryn McPherson

An Explora on of Occupa onal Therapists’Percep on of Their Professional Iden ty inMonash Health.Ciara Ryan, Heather Davey, ElizabethCastles, Sharon Glass & Heather Marks

Movement Changes due to Hemiplegiain Stroke Survivors: A hermeneu cphenomenological study.Risa Takashima & Kazuko Saeki

Demen a Speci c Training for CommunityService Providers: An evalua on.Grace O’Sullivan, Clare Hocking& Kathryn McPherson

Using Te Roopu Pakiwaitara

(Storytelling) to Promote

Recovery Within a Maaori

Mental Health Community

Team.

Jenni Stembridge de Aguilera, Amy Morris, Miriam Tihi, Aroha

Waru & Renee Brad eld

11.15-11.30

Musculoskeletal Symptoms and TheirAssocia ons With Ergonomic Physical RiskFactors of the Homemakers in Bangladesh.Mohammad Habib

The Qu.E.S.T. (Quality of ExperienceSpending Time): Field-tes ng a self-reportassessment.Steve Park, Anita Bundy & Clemson Lindy

Using the Extended ICF Core Set for Stroketo Audit a Community Stroke Team’sInterven ons.Melissa Evans, Clare Hocking & PaulaKersten

Walking in Another’s Shoes: Developingposi ve wellbeing for people living withdemen a.Maria Sco -Multani & Lynley Wills

11.30-11.45

Motor Performance and School-RelatedFunc ons of Taiwanese Children WithA en on-De cit Hyperac vity Disorder(ADHD) in the Late Elementary School Years.Chien-Ying Yang

Valida ng the Func onal AutonomyMeasurement System for Rou neAssessment of Ac vi es of Daily Living.Natasha Lannin, Laura Jolli e, JacquiMorarty, Dina Wa erson & Ralda Bourne

The Role of the Occupa onal T herapist inNeurological Vision Impairment.Mary Butler & Evelien Holles elle

Preparing New Graduate Occupa onalTherapists to Navigate Workplace Culturesand Contexts: A grounded theory.Carolyn Murray, Ian Edwards, Merrill Turpin& Mark Jones

4.00 - 5.00

5.30 - 6.30

9.00 - 9.10

9.10 - 10.30

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Workshop Sharing Prac ce Insights and Stories Sharing the Best of Prac ce & Theory Prac cing Across Cultures Crea ve Partnerships Short Workshops

3.30-3.45

Living and Ageing With

Cogni ve Impairments.

Anders Koorp, Anna Brorsson,

Camilla Malinowsky, Tina Helle

& Meryl Lovarin

Occupa onal Therapy in Acute Care:Helping clients to make connec ons withthemselves.Linda Robertson & Sonya Wilson

Iden fying Developmental Coordina onDisorder in Australian Preschool Children:The Li le Developmental Coordina onDisorder Ques onnaire - Australia.Leah Snowden, Ann Kennedy-Behr& Sylvia Rodger

Cross-Cultural Adapta on of thePar cipa on and Environment Measure forChildren and Youth in Korean Popula on.Yunwha Jeong , Mary Law, Paul Straord,Carol Dema eo & Hwan Kim

The Transforma ve Power of Therapeu cTheatre: Enabling health and wellbeing. Jenni Stembridge de Aguilera, Clare Hocking& Daniel Su on

Integra ng Occupa on Into

Curricula: Sharing best teaching

prac ce.

Alison Wicks & Amelia Di Tommaso

3.45-4.00

Sharing Stories: What do occupa onaltherapists and Tinkerbelle have in common?Sanet Du Toit , Chris ne Raber & Tania Vander Merwe

Do Our Acute Occupa onal TherapyFunc onal Assessments Predict HomePerformance in Older Australians?Megan Coulter, Natasha Lannin, Lisa Eyres,

Kylie Wales & Lindy Clemson

Older Māori and non-Māori Values andAspira ons Informing Prac ce AcrossCultures.Valerie Wright-St Clair, Clare Hocking &

Adina Nachum

Therapeu c Occupa on as the Vehicle forCulture Change in Community Care.Catherine Fink

4.00-4.15

Enabling Daily Rou nes for Young Childrenwith Au sm: A single case experimentaldesign.Kim Bulkeley & Anita Bundy

Audi ng Supervision.Carolyn Simmons Carlsson

Psychometric Proper es of the LeisureSa sfac on Scale (LLS) Among TurkishPeople With Disabili es.Gokcen Akyurek & Gonca Bumin

Working Together to Develop an On-LineMul ple Sclerosis Fa gue Programme,Using Ac on Learning.Merrill Turpin, Margaret Hegarty& Cate Fitzgerald

4.15-4.30

Enabling Occupa on: Aligning prac ce withour values as occupa onal therapists.Tracey Partridge, Fiona Graham &Creighton Sharyn

Understanding Par cipa on in Life Ac vi esFollowing Hospitalisa on, Amongst OlderAdults.Elizabeth Pritchard, Narelle Warren, AnnaBarker, Ted Brown & Terry Haines

Screening for Developmental Delay inThailand/Myanmar Refugee Camps:A phenomenological study on currentprac ces.Tanja Brunner

Suppor ng Consumer S elf-ManagementThrough Sta Educa on: The sensoryapproaches e-learning project.Pamela Meredith, Amanda Greaves,Michelle Taylor & Maddy Slatery

How to Prepare Occupa onal

Therapy Graduates for a

Successful Future in Mental

Health Prac ce.

Jayne Webster, MarianneBonassi, Jus n Newton Scanlan

& Geneviève Pépin

4.30-4.45

Impact of One-Year Occupa onal TherapyDegree Course in Singapore on ProfessionalPrac ce.Sok Mui Lim, Tadhg Stapleton, Mei LengChan & Deirdre Connolly

The Occupa on of an Intensive Care Unit(ICU).Clare Jamieson

Psychometric Evalua on of the SingaporeYoung Children’s Par cipa on andEnvironment Measure (YC-PEM).Chun Yi Lim, Mary Law, Mary Khetani,Nancy Pollock & Peer Rosenbaum

Growing Scholarship by Researching anAcademic Community of Prac ce.Pricilla Ennals, Tracy Fortune, Kate D’Cruz &Hilarie Kohn

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Mothers Evalua on of Hand Skills Pa ernin Children With Cerebral Palsy to PerformAc vi es of Daily Living (ADLs).Yeasir Arafat & Umme Aeyman

The E ects and Signi cance of Song Wri ngin Self-Expression. Junko Tanaka

Understanding Health Care as a SocialDeterminant of Health.Michelle Donelly & Toni Scho eld

Programme subject to change. VISIT WEBSITE FOR PRESENTATION ABSTRACTS and PROGRAMME UPDATES

APOTC2015.com

CONCURRENT SESSION FIVE: TUESDAY 15 SEPTEMBER (3.30PM-5.00PM)

Asia Paci c Occupa onal Therapy Regional Group mee ng 1

WEDNESDAY 16 SEPTEMBER

Mihi/Welcome

KEYNOTE ADDRESS: CREATIVE PARTNERSHIPS WITH CONSUMERS & COLLEAGUES - PROFESSOR SAMSON TSE, Ph.D.

Morning Tea

End of day 2

Samson is the Associate Dean (Undergraduate Education) at the Faculty of SocialSciences and the Director of the Master of Social Sciences in Counselling at theDepartment of Social Work and Social Administration at the University of Hong Kong.Prior to his relocation to Hong Kong, Samson worked in New Zealand for 20 years.He has had a long standing interest in supporting persons individually or “doing wellcollectively” a ected by bipolar disorder and gambling addiction by using recoveryapproach and strengths-based interventions.

“Doing well together” such as working collaboratively in multidisciplinary teams is a hallmark of Samson’s work.He has authored/co-authored over 110 peer-reviewed articles and book chapters in the eld of mental health.Between 2000 - 2006, he was appointed as editor-in-charge of the New Zealand Journal of Occupational Therapy.Samson holds honorary/ visiting professorial positions at Yale University, University of Melbourne and Universityof Auckland.

3.30 - 5.00

6.00pm

9.00 - 9.10

9.10 - 10.30

10.30-11.00

The 66th Annual General Mee ng of Occupa onal Therapy New Zealand Whakaora Ngangahau Aotearoa4.30-6.00pm


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11.00 - 12.30 CONCURRENT SESSION SIX: WEDNESDAY 16 SEPTEMBER (11.00AM-12.30PM)

CONCURRENT SESSION SE VEN: WEDNESDAY 16 SEPTEMBER (1.30PM-3.00PM)

Lunch POSTER SESSION

Shaping Technology in Prac ce Sharing Prac ce Insights and Stories Sharing the Best of Prac ce & Theory Sharing the Best Of Prac ce & Theory Sharing the Best of Prac ce & Theory Workshop

1.30-1.45

1.30 – 1.50Encouraging Change inSedentary O ce Environments.Rick Parry

Interna onal Prac ce: A personal accountof working in Singapore.Linda Ritchie

Exploring Connectedness: The meaning oftransi on experiences for pa ents within aforensic psychiatric service.Penelope Kinney, Linda Wilson & Sue Galvin

The Validity and Reliability ofDevelopmental Test of Visual Percep on -3rd Edi on (DTVP-3).Ted Brown

One in Five Inpa ents Receives anOccupa onal Therapy Home Assessment:Too many or too few?Rebecca Nicks , Dina Wa erson, RaldaBourne, Karen Roberts & Natasha Lannin

Ac on on Frontline of Disaster

Preparedness.

Kit Sinclair

1.45-2.00

Disability or Di erence.Daniel Ajello

Achieving Self-Coherence Through Re-occupying Self: A classical grounded theory.Bronnie Lennox Thompson, Je rey Gage& Ray Kirk

Apprecia ve Inquiry: A tool for enablingposi ve change. Jenni Mace & Clare Hocking

A New Point of View: The impact of visionimpairment on adult occupa ons inAotearoa New Zealand.

Jennifer Hooker & Mary Butler

2.00-2.15

Ac vity Par cipa on of a Person WithSchizophrenia.Esra Aki & Selma Ercan

Development of a School-BasedOccupa onal Therapy Interven onPromo ng Children’s Emo onal Wellbeing.Ema Tokolahi, Clare Hocking & Paula Kersten

Universal Design: Enabling students todo well in educa on through the builtenvironment. Amanda Lambourne & Deborah Ngan Kee

The Physical E ect of the TransferAssistance Technique. Atsushi Kishimura, Itoko Tobita, KazuoYonenobu & Masato Ito

2.15-2.30

An Explora on of the Impact of HousingModi ca ons on Clients’ Occupa ons andRoles.Tania Smellie & Linda Robertson

A Review of Construc ve Play asTherapeu c Medium for Children WithAu s c Spectrum Disorder.Kuang-ling Ke & Hsin Wen Fan

E ects of the Combined Therapy of MentalPrac ce and mCIMT on Persons WithStroke.Hee Kim, Eun-Young Yoo, Min-Ye Jung, Jong-Bae & Ji-Hyuk Park

Just Another Approach: Aotearoa NewZealand occupa onal therapists’ use ofadventure therapy.Helen Je ery & Neeka Gilmore

2.30-2.45

Occupa onal Therapy and Resiliencein Young People Using Youth MentalHealth Services: Occupa onal therapists’perspec ves. Alice Lord & Sian Gri ths

The Qu.E.S.T. (Quality of ExperienceSpending Time): Developing content for aself-report assessment.Steve Park , Clemson Lindy & Bundy Anita

Ac on Through Collec ve Engagement:Promo ng universal design in publicbuildings.Elise Copeland, Clare Hocking & Jenni Mace

Key Challenges and Good Prac ces toIni ate Inclusive Voca onal Educa on andTraining (VET) in Kyrgyzstan.Mazedul Haque

1.30 - 3.00

12.30 - 1.30

Plenary Workshop Sh ari ng Prac ce Insight s an d Stories Sharin g the Best of Prac ce & Theory Sharing Tech nology i n Prac ce Strengtheni ng Communi es Discu ssing Regul aon

11.00-11.15

Strengthening Communi es

(Human Rights).

Professor Clare Hocking

PhD, NZROT, OTNZM; 2004

Frances Rutherford Award

Bridging the Gap Between the MedicalModel and Occupa onal Therapy in AcuteMedical Wards.Sonya Wilson

Men’s Self-Percepons of Masculinity A erAcquired Illness or Injury and SubsequentChanges in Occupa onal Roles.Donna Ritchie , Clare Hocking & Je ery Gage

Development of an iPad Applica on toFacilitate use of A ected Upper Limbs inDaily Life.Kanta Ohno, Kounosuke Tomori& Takashi Takebayashi

Use of Social Media and ResearchDissemina on: People exercising choice andcontrol in their lives.Michelle Donelly, Shani Brown & Amy Essex

1. Competencies for

Registra on and Con nuing

Prac ce, and Code of Ethics2. ePor olio.

Occupa onal Therapy Board

of New Zealand Te Poari

Whakaora Ngangahau o

Aotearoa (OTBNZ)

& Occupa onal Therapy Board

Australia (OTBA)

11.15-11.30

Using Lean Management Principles toAddress The Long Wai ng Time for Pa ents.Harsh Vardhan

Exploring the Associa on Between Voli onand Par cipa on in Daily Life Ac vi es withCommunity-Dwelling Older Adults.Elizabeth Pritchard, Ted Brown& Terry Haines

E cacy of Virtual-Reality Walking Ac vityon Health Outcomes for Schizophrenia: Apilot randomised controlled trial.Chyi-Rong Chen, Yu-Hsin Kuo, Chung-YinCheng, Su-Ling Hsiao & Ming-De Chen

Preschool and Community Par cipa on:Environmental supports and barriers forchildren with and without developmentaldelay. Chun Yi Lim, Mary Law, NancyPollock, Peter Rosenbaum & Mary Khetani

11.30-11.45

Test Re-Test Reliability of a Coping Inventoryin Children With Developmental Disability. Anita Bundy, Kassia Beetham, MichelleVilleneuve, Jo Ragen, & Anne Honey

Aotearoa New Zealand DHB Occupa onalTherapists Views About Primary HealthCare: A mixed methods study.Ros Barham & Angela Hook

Aerospace Technology in PowerWheelchairs.Sco Gordon

Re ec ons on Doing, Being, Becoming andBelonging in the Taieri Blokes Shed. James Sunderland & Linda Wilson

11.45-12.00

The Challenges of Designing a NewHospital Facility: A ques on of home versushospital?Tracy Hilton

Theorising On ‘Doing Well Together’:Strengthening the cri cal and intersec onaledge of occupa onal therapy. Alison Gerlach

U lisa on of the iPad Applica on: Aid forDecision-making in Occupa on Choice (ADOC).Kounosuke Tomori , Hirofumi Nagayama, KantaOhno, Kayoko Takahashi & William Levack

The Value of a Cafe on the Premises of anAged Care Facility: Sta perspec ves. Aimee Foot-McKay & Alexa Andrew

12.00-12.15

Reducing Re-admissions: One pa ent at ame, an occupa onal therapy journey.Laura Chaston

Making It Real: External memory aidtraining following brain injury. Jonathan Armstrong

E ects of ‘Remind to Move’ Treatment onHand Func ons in Children with HemiplegicCerebral Palsy. Anqin Dong

Risk of Caregivers in Manual HandlingInvolving in Ac vi es of Daily Living andTransferring of Person With Disabili es in aRehabilita on Centre of Bangladesh.Md Mahfuzur Rahman

12.15-12.25

Integra ng a Mul -Disciplinary TeamApproach into Community Prac ce.Sue Whitby

Bringing the Environment in Occupa onalTherapy to Scru ny: Fresh insights enhanceprac ce.Heleen Reid, Clare Hocking, & Liz Smythe

A Tablet-Based Symbol Digit Modali esTest Provides Stable Divided A en onAssessments in Pa ents WithSchizophrenia.

Wan-Hui Yu, ,I-Hui Chen, Shih-Fen Tang &Ching-Lin Hsieh


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A ernoon Tea

CONCURRENT SESSION EIGHT: WEDNESDAY 16 SEPTEMBER (3.30PM-5.00PM)Shaping Techno logy in Prac ce Shar ing Prac ce Insights and Stori es Shar ing the Best of Prac ce & Theor y Crea ve Partnershi ps Prac cing Across Cul tures

3.30-3.45

3.30 – 3.50Complex Sea ng Doesn’t Need tobe Hard.

Joana San ago & Bruce Mascull

3.55 – 4.15Balancing Act: Providing supportand stability in a dynamic world.To be con rmed

4.20 – 4.40Posi ve Impacts of Sports forPeople With Impaired Mobility.Peter Williams, New Zealand

Paralympic Skier

Key Factors Inherent to Finding andSustaining Employment. Janie de Malmanche & Linda Robertson

Is There a Rela onship Between TeamworkSkills, Personality Style and Emo onalIntelligence in Undergraduate Occupa onalTherapy Students?Ted Brown

Not Too Disabled for the Local School:Teachers and parents voices on successfullocal schooling. Jill Ford

The Empowerment Model of TaiwaneseElders with Chronic Pain: A qualita vestudy.Chang-Chih Robin Kuo, Yan-Jau Lai& Yi-Ju Tsai

World Federa on of

Occupa onal Therapists

Forum

3.45-

4.00

Informa cs in Allied Health: Working well

together!Rebecca George

Power and the Prac ce of Occupa onal

Therapy in Aotearoa New Zealand.Mary Silcock, Maxine Campbell,Clare Hocking & Craig Hight

Implementa on and Cost E ec veness of

Constraint-induced Movement Therapy forYoung Children with Unilateral CerebralPalsy in India: A home based model.Kamalpreet Kaur & Tanwir Ahmed

Community Based Rehabilita on: Does

it really improve the level of produc vityamong persons with physical disabili es?Mohammad Monjurul Habib

4.00-4.15

Factors In uencing Post-StrokeRehabilita on Par cipa on A er DischargeFrom Hospital.Wei Ling Elain Koh, Christopher Barr &Stacey George

Inves ga on of the Di erences in HandKine cs While Using Di erent Size of Hand-Held Touch Panels.Pu-Chun Mo, Chen-Hung Ting, Shu Yu, Wei-Bin Wong & Li-Chieh Kuo

Doing Well Together: An integratedapproach to brain injury rehabilita on. Jonathan Armstrong & Allison Foster

Promo ng Community Mobility inSingapore: Prac ce and percep onsof occupa onal therapists and otherprofessionals.Mei Leng Chan

4.15-4.30

The Role of Outpa ent Occupa onalTherapist in Breast Cancer Pa ent withLymphedema: A case study.Pao Chuan Lei, Lixin Ong & Siew Seang Ong

Concurrent Validity of the Func onalAutonomy Measurement System (SMAF)in Adults Undergoing Inpa ent Sub-AcuteRehabilita on.Dina Wa erson, Rebecca Nicks, RaldaBourne, Jacqui Morarty & Laura Joli e

Using Experience-Based Design Principles toEnhance Service User Feedback.Lisa Swann, Joanne Blaiklock,Hayden Wilson & Liz Turnbull

The Development of a Home HazardIden ca on Tool for Community DwellingElderly in Singapore.Geck Hoon Lim, Michelle Ang, Yu Leng Chan,Pearlyn Ee & Shairah Ramzan

4.30-4.45

SIMulated Learning: Learning well togetherin the ‘ unexpected’ environment.

Merrolee Penman, Rebecca Barton, JennieBrentnall, Celine Diaz & Michelle Villeneuve

Comparing Groups That Used and Did NotUse Occupa on for People with Demen a:

A pilot study.Takashi Yamada, Norikazu Kobayashi,Tamami Aida & Kirsty Forsyth

Growing Crea ve Research PartnershipsWith Older Chinese, Indian and Korean

Immigrant Communi es in Aotearoa NewZealand.Valerie Wright-St Clair & Shoba Nayar

The Kawa Model: Re ec ons on itsapplica on to support working well with

Sesotho speaking adults.Mia Vermaak

4.45-4.55

Access of Children With Au sm toOccupa onal Therapy Interven on inBangladesh.Sk Moniruzzaman

Resilience of Indonesian Mothers ofChildren With Au s c Spectrum Disorder(ASD).Tri Budi Santoso, Yuko Ito, Peter Bontje,Mikiyo Hidaka & Nobuo Ohshima

Dinner will be held at the Blue Baths— a heritage listed bathhouse built in 1933 and located inRotorua’s sumptuous Government Gardens. Stylishly refurbished in the 1930’s era, the Blue Baths

provide’s fantastic ambience for this key congress social event.Dinner will be served with live musical accompaniment in the Lido Room in the sophisticated styleof a Gatsby-themed party with gallons of glitz and glamour. After dinner we’ll roll back the carpetsand dance to a range of styles from hip-hop and jazz to a touch of Gershwin! Tickets are limited andcan be purchased at apotc2015.com

Venue: Blue Baths, Queens Drive Government Gardens, Rotorua. The venue is within walkingdistance of the congress site and easy access to Rotorua’s many accommodation options.

Theme: 1930’s (themed dress is optional).

3.30 - 5.00

6.30 pm Congress Dinner

POSTER SESSION3.00 - 3.30

End of day 3

A night to remember 1930’s style!


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KEYNOTE ADDRESS: FRANCES RUTHERFORD LECTURE - 2015 RECIPIENT DR KIRK REED, Ph.D., DHSc, NZROT


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THURSDAY 17 SEPTEMBER

9.00 - 9.10

9.10 - 10.30

10.30 - 11.00

Mihi/Welcome

Morning Tea

Senior lecturer, department of occupational science and therapy at Auckland Universi-ty of Technology (AUT); director of the National Centre of Interprofessional Educationand Collaborative Practice; chairperson of Unitec research ethics committee. Kirk washead of department of occupational science and therapy at AUT from 2006 - 2014.His achievements during that time include completing his doctoral thesis exploringthe meaning of occupation, and leading research into embedding an occupationalperspective in practice. His future contributions to knowledge development will focus

on occupational therapy in mental health and primary health care.

ABOUT THE FRANCES RUTHERFORD LECTURE AWARDIn 1983 the Frances Rutherford Lecture Award was created to honour Frances Rutherford, principal of the occupationaltherapy school 1959-1972 and rst quali ed occupational therapy teacher in Aotearoa New Zealand. The purpose ofthis prestigious award is to encourage occupational therapists in their professional careers and to give recognition tothose who have made a signi cant contribution in their specialist eld of occupational therapy. Kirk is the 15th FrancesRutherford Lecture award recipient since its inception.

CONCURRENT SESSION NINE : THURSDAY 17 SEPTEMBER (11.00AM-12.30PM)

Lunch12.30 - 1.30

Plenary Workshop Sha ring Prac c e Ins ig ht s a nd Stor ie s Sha ring th e Bes t o f Pra c ce & The ory Sha ring th e Bes t o f Pra c ce & The ory Sha ring Te ch no lo gy in Prac c e Str en gthe ning Co mm un i es

11.00-11.15

Crea ve Partnerships with

Consumers & Colleagues

Professor Samson Tse, Ph.D

The Lifestyle and Wellbeing of People whoPar cipate in Senior Ci zens LearningCamp of Taiwan.Yu-Chen Huang, Ruo-Xuan Chen, Chia-YingYang, Pei-Hsuan Hung & Kai-Ling Chang

Rasch Analysis of the ComprehensiveOccupa onal Therapy Evalua on Scale inPa ents With Schizophrenia.Shu-Chen Lee, En-Chi Chiu, Nai-Yu Deng, Ai-Lun Liu & Ching-Lin Hsieh

Abundantly Ordinary: Mothers of youngchildren, spirituality and daily ac vity. Annie Baigent

Do Services for Providing Equipment A erStroke Maximise Safety, Independenceand Choice?Pauline Boland, William Levack, Fiona (Fi)Graham, James Stanley & Meredith Perry

Learning to Do Well Together: A crea vestudent project fostering communityengagement and forging partnerships. Alison Wicks

11.15-11.30

Neuropathic Symptom of NumbnessIn uences on Hand Dexterity in DiabetesMellitus.Chein-Ju Yang, Hsiu-Yun Hsu, Chieh-HsiangLu, Yen-Li Chao & Li-Chieh Kuo

Occupa onal Engagement and itsRela onship to Mental Health Recovery.Nicola Hancock, Anne Honey& Anita Bundy

Gesture Skill of Children With Au s cSpectrum Disorder.Misako Sano, Kaori Yamaguchi& Reiko Fukatsu

The use of Robo c/Computer Assis veTechnologies (R/CAT) During U pper LimbRehabilita on Therapy Sessions.Vicki Abraham

Psychosocial Factors A ec ng Self-RatedHealth Among Frail Older Adults.Shinpei Ikeda & Hiroshi Haga

11.30-11.45

Stroke Survivors’ Perspec ves on SexualConcerns and the Need for Informa on.Natalie Hamam, Harleen Auroa& Nancy Rajput

A Systema c Review of the E ec venessof Home Modi ca ons Prescribed by anOccupa onal Therapist.Rebecca Nicks, Belinda Robertson, ClareWaddell & Natasha Lannin

Construct Validity of the Par cipa on andEnvironment Measure for Children andYouth (PEM-CY).Cherie Le Leivre, Fiona Graham& William Taylor

New Hand-Made Finger Protec on Devicefor Allodynia.Takenori Jimbo, Ryuichi Tanabe, KenichiKumazawa & Michinari Fukuda

Occupa onal Therapy for Children’sPar cipa on A er Trauma c Brain Injury(TBI): What is important?Margaret Jones, Clare Hocking& Kathryn McPherson

11.45-12.00

Sensory Processing in a BehaviourSupport Service.Margaret Goodall

Rela onship Between the AutonomicNervous System and Behavioural Traits inChildren With Au sm Spectrum Disorders.Kanae Matsushima, Jun Matsubayashi& Toshihiro Kato

Icing the Occupa onal PerformanceDocumenta on System Cake.Bronwyn Nesdale & Cherie McCaw

Associa on Between Smartphone Useand Musculoskeletal Discomfort inTaiwanese Junior College Students: Across-sec onal study.Shang-Yu Yang & Jer-Hao Chang

Contested Occupa ons: Occupa onal jus ce and environmental sustainability inpost-industrial communi es.Margaret McGrath

12.00-12.15

The Lived Experience of Motheringa Young Child With Severe Mul pleDisability (SMD).Mahoney Topia, Clare Hocking& Valerie Wright-St Clair

How Occupa onal Therapists in AotearoaNew Zealand Have Taken up Ideas inthe Interna onal Occupa onal TherapyLiterature.Yasmin Orton, Clare Hocking & Kirk Reed

Accessibility for the Person with PhysicalDisabili es in Dhaka City: Experience ofperson with physical disabili es.Nupur Binte Lili

Performance of Line Bisec on andE ect of Prism Adapta on in HealthyIndividuals.Kenneth Fong, C. N. Cheng, KennethWong, Maggy Ng, & Ralf Kwong

Strengthening Families A ected byParental Chronic Pain. Catherine Swi , Clare Hocking, Margaret

Anne Jones & Anne e Dickinson

12.15-12.25

Exploring the Supervisor’s Experienceof Supervising Condi onal Registered

Occupa onal Therapists in Singapore.Hua Beng Lim, Wee Xin Koh, Jie Li Joanne Lim, Kuan Rong Rebecca Wong& Bing Kit Chan

The Applica on of the Vona du Toit Modelof Crea ve Ability in Rou ne Outcome

Measurement.Daleen Casteleijn

Development of Training Manual forPrimary Caregiver of Pa ents With

Demen a in India.Prakash Kumar, Sobia Nisar, Akash Kumar,Swapnil Jathar & Vijay Kuma

Exploring the Percep ons of Occupa onalTherapists in Acute Hospital Se ng While

Prac sing Assis ve Technology. Andrew Chia, Ye a Chan, Jasmine Tsoi &Olivia Fong

11.00 - 12.30


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For event information please contactthe event manager: Lu BuddenConvention Management New Zealand

Phone +64 4 479 4162

Email: [email protected]: apotc2015.com

CONGRESS REGISTRATIONFull delegate registration fee includes: Admission to all congress sessions September 14 - 17, 2015; welcome function ticket; access toexhibition hall; congress satchel; congress handbook; and all lunch and morning/afternoon tea breaks as listed in the congress programme.

A 40% discount applies to full members of OTNZ Whakaora Ngangahau Aotearoa and Occupational Therapy Australia.

Early bird concession closes 28 June 2015.View website to register online: APOTC2015.com.

The 6th APOTC is proudly hosted by members of Occupational Therapy New Zealand Whakaora Ngangahau Aotearoa.THE 66TH ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING of the association will be held at 4.30pm - 6.00pm, Tuesday 15 September 2015.All welcome. Please view the contact the association website: OTNZ.co.nz, email [email protected] or call +64 4 473 6510for further information.

1.30 - 3.00 CONCURRENT SESSION TEN: THURSDAY 17 SEPTEMBER (1.30PM-3.00PM)

3.00 - 3.45pm Poroporoaki & Closing Ceremony Evening func on Asia Paci c Occupa onal Therapy Regional Group mee ng 2

Workshop Sharing Prac ce Insights and Stories Sharing the Best of Prac ce & Theory Sharing the Best Of Prac ce & Theory Prac cing Across Cultures Workshop

1.30-1.45

Decolonising Us: Kaupapa

Māori as valid and relevant

research methodology.

Isla Emery Wi ngton

& Jane Hopkirk

Psychometric Evalua on for A liateS gma Scale With Families of People WithMental Illness.Chung-Ying Lin & Cheng Chang

Ageing in Place Through Occupa on:Experiences of older people living in thecommunity in Ireland.Margaret McGrath, Agnes Shiel& Karin Johansson

‘Mee ng Families Where They’re At’:Fostering health and health equity forindigenous children in Canada. Alison Gerlach, Anne e Browne,Melinda Suto & Margo Greenwood

Re ec ons of Occupa onal TherapyStudents About Their Experience of anIndigenous Health Module.Lyne e Mackenzie

Why Occupa onal Therapy for

30 When it Could be 30,000!

Linda Bowden & Rosie Brown

1.45-2.00

Risky Endeavours: Nego a ng thedischarge mine eld with older adults andtheir families.Tracy Murphy

E ects of Occupa onal Therapy Visitfor Older Persons A ending EmergencyDepartments in Hospitals Because of Falls.Kenneth Fong, Mary Chu, Stella Cheng,Fredrick Au & H. K. Tong

Cluster Randomised Controlled Trials inOccupa onal Therapy: How are we doing?Ema Tokolahi, Clare Hocking, Paula Kersten& Alain Vandal

Occupa onal Therapy Students LearnThrough Volunteering in Interna onalFieldwork. Janet Richmond

2.00-2.15

Reac ons to Driving Cessa on.Wendy Wright

Ageing in Place: Home modi ca ons andassis ve technology - developing bestprac ce. Alexandra Andrews & Hilary O’Connell

How Should I ‘Be’? Prac ce with studentswith special educa on needs in mainstreamschools.Carolyn Simmons Carlsson

Evalua on of a Post-EarthquakeRehabilita on Programme in Sìchuān,China.Eva Yin-han Chung

2.15-2.30

An Occupa onal Perspec ve on ChildPoverty.Simon Leadley & Clare Hocking

Older Adults’ Community Integra on A erTrauma c Brain Injury: A systema c review.Valerie Wright-St Clair & Linda Ritchie

What Happens in The School Playground? Anita Bundy, Jo Ragen, Kassia Beetham,Shirley Wyver & Michelle Villeneuve

Crea ng Culturally ResponsiveOccupa onal Therapists.Gjyn O’Toole

2.30-2.45

Quality of Life Among Survivors FromBuilding Collapse: Case study of Rana Plaza,Savar, Dhaka.Yeasir Arafat

Developing a Comprehensive Programmefor Maintaining Competence in Wheelchairand Sea ng Assessment and Provision forOccupa onal Therapists in a Physical HealthSe ng.Sonya Wilson

Access to Therapy Services for Children withAu sm in Bangladesh.Mahabubur Rahman

The Role of Culture in Community HealthPromo on for the Elderly. Athena Tsai & Kuei-Min Chen

2.45-2.55

Sharing Insights Into the Role of On-RoadDriver Rehabilita on in Successful Return-to-Driving for Older Persons.Desley Simpson & Carolyn Unsworth

Using the Inten on, Meaning andPercep on Process of the Neuro-Occupa on Model to Understand ClientAdapta on.Mehdi Rassa ani , Seyed AlirezaDerakhshanrad, Emily Piven, & Seyed AliHosseini

Factors In uencing the Success of HomeModi ca on in Paraplegic Spinal CordInjured Individuals in Bangladesh.Mohammad Hossain , Luthfun Naha& A fa Jahan

Work Performance In uence byEnvironmental Barriers in RMG ofBangladesh: Study of women withdisabili es (WWDs).

Chowdhury Md Kamrul Hasan& Anima Das Nupur


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