Recognizing the Person in Case-Based Learning

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    Introduction
  
    00:00  
    Jan Davis MS, OTR/L: Welcome
  
    05:56
    Jan Davis MS, OTR/L demonstrates the Faculty Zone
  
    Lynne Murphy, EdD, OTR/L
  
    10:45
    Jan Davis MS, OTR/L introduces Lynne Murphy, EdD, OTR/L
  
    14:07
    Recognizing the Person in Case-Based Learning
  
    19:31
    What is Case-Based Learning?
  
    22:15
    How to use ICE Videos in Case-Based Learning
  
    30:49
    Emphasizing Authenticity
  
    31:49
    Build in Scaffolding
  
    32:57
    Pair Videos with Learning Objectives
  
    33:10
    Use Across the Curriculum
  
    34:27
    Case Study: Dr. T
  
    35:35
    Dr. T’s Completed Medical Record (completed form)
  
    37:02
    Blank Occupational Therapy Initial Evaluation Form
  
    38:19
    Dr. T’s Completed Occupational Therapy Initial Evaluation Form
  
    39:22
    Learning Activity - Complete Form (blank)
  
    47:34
    Learning Activity - Focus on Clinical Reasoning (Dr. T)
  
    Closing
  
    51:17
    Question & Answer session, Closing

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Case-Based Learning

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Case-based learning describes instructional methods in which an expert describes experiences or cases, to assist others to learn and reason in similar situations. This allows novices to transfer the cases into knowledge that can be recalled and utilized in flexible ways. Cases allow a learner to assign meaning and context to a situation, facilitating problem-solving in similar or new situations. The cases are essentially expert advice framed as a story.

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This learning activity is designed to improve clinical reasoning, orthotic fabrication skills, and documentation for orthoses in an outpatient setting for a client with lateral epicondylitis.

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This learning activity is designed to improve clinical reasoning and documentation skills in an inpatient rehabilitation setting for a client post-stroke with dementia.

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Case Study: Ben

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Ben’s videos provide a case with rich learning opportunities, due to the acute care environment, complexity of his condition, number of video available, and variety of therapists providing his care. There are many learning activities that can be used to achieve diverse learning objectives using Ben’s case.

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Case Study: Dr. T

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Dr. T's videos provide a case with rich learning opportunities, due to the complexity of his condition, the family conference video, and the cultural considerations relevant to Dr. T and his family. There are many learning activities that can be used to achieve diverse learning objectives using Dr. T's case.

Lynne Murphy, EdD, OTR/L

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Introduction
	00:00	Jan Davis MS, OTR/L: Welcome
	05:56	Jan Davis MS, OTR/L demonstrates the Faculty Zone
Lynne Murphy, EdD, OTR/L
	10:45	Jan Davis MS, OTR/L introduces Lynne Murphy, EdD, OTR/L
	14:07	Recognizing the Person in Case-Based Learning
	19:31	What is Case-Based Learning?
	22:15	How to use ICE Videos in Case-Based Learning
	30:49	Emphasizing Authenticity
	31:49	Build in Scaffolding
	32:57	Pair Videos with Learning Objectives
	33:10	Use Across the Curriculum
	34:27	Case Study: Dr. T
	35:35	Dr. T’s Completed Medical Record (completed form)
	37:02	Blank Occupational Therapy Initial Evaluation Form
	38:19	Dr. T’s Completed Occupational Therapy Initial Evaluation Form
	39:22	Learning Activity - Complete Form (blank)
	47:34	Learning Activity - Focus on Clinical Reasoning (Dr. T)
Closing
	51:17	Question & Answer session, Closing

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