Incorporating Video Game Based Interventions

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You will learn about List the therapeutic benefits of video games Identify barriers to implementing video games in occupational therapy practice Describe solutions to the barriers of using video game based interventions Formulate ways to integrate video games into treatment using resources provided in the course This course is ideal for individuals who are Occupational Therapy Practitioners and Students It is particularly useful for Occupational Therapy Practitioners and Students.

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Summary

Title: Incorporating Video Game Based Interventions

Price: Free

Number of Lectures: 9

Number of Quizzes: 1

Number of Published Lectures: 9

Number of Published Quizzes: 1

Number of Curriculum Items: 10

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 10

Original Price: Free

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

List the therapeutic benefits of video games
Identify barriers to implementing video games in occupational therapy practice
Describe solutions to the barriers of using video game based interventions
Formulate ways to integrate video games into treatment using resources provided in the course

Who Should Attend

Occupational Therapy Practitioners and Students

Target Audiences

Occupational Therapy Practitioners and Students

This course will showcase a capstone experience on the development of an online resource, called RX Gamebase, to support occupational therapy practitioners and health care professionals to therapeutically utilize video games in their practice. This capstone was created with guidance of Erik Johnson, the Chief Medical Officer of WarFighter Engaged and occupational therapist. A description of the development of this capstone will be provided starting with a needs assessment and a literature review to emphasize the therapeutic benefits of video games in occupational therapy practice. This course highlights the process of working on the RX Gamebase website to ensure that the information provided is evidence-based by adding resources. The course will also identify and overcome barriers to integrating video games into occupational therapy practices through the construction of an informational document. Lastly, the course will display the focal point of this capstone, the gaming database. This database lists and categorizes games based on genre, gaming device played on, and therapeutic function addressed so that practitioners tailor video game based treatment to their client goals and needs. It is the aim that the formation of these resources through this capstone experience will provide insight on the therapeutic benefits of video games in therapy and encourage practitioners to integrate it in their practice.

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Introduction

Lecture 1: Introduction

Chapter 2: Capstone Foundation

Lecture 1: Capstone Foundation

Chapter 3: Capstone Overview

Lecture 1: Capstone Overview

Chapter 4: Capstone Objectives

Lecture 1: Capstone Objectives & Artifacts

Lecture 2: RX Gamebase Walkthrough

Lecture 3: RX Gamebase Walkthrough Part 2

Lecture 4: Barriers & Solutions Infographic Walkthrough

Chapter 5: Capstone Review

Lecture 1: Quiz Review

Chapter 6: Conclusion

Lecture 1: Conclusion

Instructors

Sarah Nguyen
Occupational Therapy Doctorate Student

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