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PhD., OTR/L, SCLV, FAOTA
Mary Warren, PhD, OTR/L, SCLV, FAOTA. Dr. Warren is an Associate Professor of Occupational Therapy at the University of Alabama at Birmingham, Director of the Graduate Certificate in Low Vision Rehabilitation Program and Co-Director of the UAB Center for Low Vision Rehabilitation. Dr. Warren lectures extensively on vision rehabilitation for adults with age-related eye disease and vision impairment from adult acquired brain injury and is an internationally recognized authority in this area.
Dr. Warren is the author of the Brain Injury Visual Assessment Battery for Adults (biVABA), is the co-editor of the textbook: Occupational Therapy Interventions for Adults with Low Vision and has contributed chapters to several rehabilitation textbooks including "Occupational Therapy: Practice Skills for Physical Dysfunction." In addition, Dr. Warren chaired the AOTA panel that developed specialty certification in low vision rehabilitation (SCLV) and has represented AOTA on numerous ad hoc committees addressing issues in low vision rehabilitation. She was named a Fellow of the American Occupational Therapy Association in 2006 for her work in vision rehabilitation. Her other honors include the Excellence in Teaching Award from the Envision Foundation in 2012 and the President's Award for Excellence in Teaching from the UAB School of Health Professions in 2010.
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Browse Course CatalogScreening Assessments to Identify Vision Impairments in the Older Adult
Presented by Mary Warren, PhD., OTR/L, SCLV, FAOTA
Screening Assessments to Identify Vision Impairments in the Older Adult
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Occupational therapy practitioners frequently encounter older adults with vision impairment while providing rehabilitation for another condition. How does the OT determine whether the client's vision may also be influencing occupational performance and the best way to address the vision issue during intervention? This course will provide the generalist occupational therapist with skills to recognize and screen for vision impairment in older adult clients.
Occupation-Based Interventions and Working with Vision Specialists
Presented by Mary Warren, PhD., OTR/L, SCLV, FAOTA
Occupation-Based Interventions and Working with Vision Specialists
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Occupational therapy practitioners frequently encounter older adults with vision impairment while providing rehabilitation for another condition. How does the OT determine whether the client's vision may also be influencing occupational performance and the best way to address the vision issue during intervention? This course will provide the generalist occupational therapist with skills to provide appropriate occupation-based interventions, facilitate the older visually impaired client's understanding of instructions and home programs, and determine when to refer clients for specialized low vision rehabilitation services.
Causes and Clinical Indications of Vision Impairments in the Older Adult
Presented by Mary Warren, PhD., OTR/L, SCLV, FAOTA
Causes and Clinical Indications of Vision Impairments in the Older Adult
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and patient education—anytime, anywhere—with video instruction from
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Occupational therapy practitioners frequently encounter older adults with vision impairment while providing rehabilitation for another condition. How does the OT determine whether the client's vision may also be influencing occupational performance and the best way to address the vision issue during intervention? This course will provide the generalist occupational therapist with skills to distinguish between the expected changes in visual performance in an older adult and changes due to disease or impairment.
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