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Volume 48, Issue / 2014

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	PL Towards 2020 JAPANESE ASSOCIATION OF OCCUPATIONAL THERAPISTS Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 40-41, 2014.

	LS Seizing the Future : Occupational therapy's readiness for the Global Health Stage E.Sharon Brintnell Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 42-43, 2014.

	KL1 Innovations and challenges in occupational therapy in Japan : From the viewpoint of the Japanese Association of Occupational Therapists Kumiko Terayama Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 44-45, 2014.

	KL2 Occupational Therapy Serving the Community in an Era of Rapid Change Susanne Iwarsson Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 46-47, 2014.

	KL3 Working to Create a Future Kenzaburo Oe Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 48-49, 2014.

	SY1 Evidence-based Practice and Quality of Occupational Therapy Anders Kottorp1),2), Anne G. Fisher3),4), Rumi Tanemura5) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 50-53, 2014.

	SY2 Reconstruction Aid from the Great East Japan Earthquake : the efforts of the Japanese Association of Occupational Therapists Akemi Kayama Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 54-56, 2014.

	SY2 Important issues in support activities for area affected by the Great East Japan Earthquake Satoru Okubo Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 54-56, 2014.

	SY2 Actual Activity and Role of Support for Helping the Disaster Restoration Work as the Local Association of Occupational Therapist Immediately after the Great East Japan Earthquake Yoshihisa Sato Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 55-57, 2014.

	SY2 The disaster support activities of the Fukushima Association of Occupational Therapists in the aftermath of the Great East Japan Earthquake Yoshitaka Shiino Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 55-57, 2014.

	SY3 Community Occupational Therapy in Dementia in the UK Jennifer Wenborn Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 58-60, 2014.

	SY3 Community occupational therapy for people with dementia and their caregivers in the Netherlands. Recent and future issues Maud Graff Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 58-61, 2014.

	SY3 Community-based Support for Individuals with Dementia in Japan - The Viewpoint of Occupational Therapy - Noriyuki Ogawa Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 59-61, 2014.

	PS Because it Moves You! Thinking about the Essence of Occupational Therapy with Three Clients and One Occupational Therapist Yasuaki Hayama1), Michiko Kushida2), Masaru Komiyama3), Koji Kobayashi4) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 62-63, 2014.

	PW04 Photovoice : Collaborating to promote engagement in occupation through participatory and visual methods Eric Asaba1), Margarita Mondaca1), Debbie Laliberte Rudman2) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 64-64, 2014.

	PW09 Driving Societal Change : Occupational Therapy, Health and Human Rights Clare Hocking1), Liz Townsend2), Sandra Galheigo3), Lena-Karin Erlandsson4), Jose Naum de Mesquita Chagas5) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 65-65, 2014.

	PW10 TRE (Tension and Trauma Releasing exercises) Workshop Yutaka Aramaki, Nana Bright, Joe Bright Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 66-67, 2014.

	PW16 Performance Based Assessment of Executive Function : Identification Cognitive Deficits Affecting Occupational Performance - Performance Based Assessment of Executive Function - Dorothy Edwards1), Tracy Morrison2), Gordon Giles3), Timothy Wolf4), Alexander Dromerick5) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 68-68, 2014.

	PW19 Playback Theatre for Occupational Therapists Aki Komori1), Hiromi Yoshikawa2), Hiroko Osafune1), Kayo Munakata1) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 69-70, 2014.

	WS01 Comprehensive assessment of drivers with cognitive impairments : on- and off- road - Standardisation of the driving evaluation - Ann-Helen Patomella1), Anita Bundy2), Beth Cheal2) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 71-71, 2014.

	WS03 Occupational Therapy Competency in Employment Support for Persons with Disabilities Emiko Kikuchi1), Hitomi Sakai2), Toshihiko Nakamura3), Miyuki Minato4), Naomi Kaji5) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 72-73, 2014.

	WS04 An International Overview of Origami as a Therapeutic Modality in Schools Scott Gold Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 74-74, 2014.

	WS06 E-APUS is an interactive web based training platform for APUS. - An Interactive tool for learning and enabling clinical reasoning about occupational assessment of sensory motor problems of stroke survivors. - Bente Olsen1), Birgitte Gammeltoft2), Rikke Strunz Pedersen1) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 75-75, 2014.

	WS07 Doing citizenship and being a citizen Ines Viana-Moldes1), Sarah Kantartzis2), Henrica J.M.Fransen-Jaibi3), Nicholas Pollard4) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 76-76, 2014.

	WS08 Upper Limb Amputees Special Interest Group of Japan - Introduction of an occupational therapist group - Yaeko Shibata1), Futoshi Mizobe1), Junpei Oba2), Haruki Nakamura1) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 77-78, 2014.

	WS09 W.F.O.T. : BUILDING A MODEL TO ENHANCE INTERNATIONAL OCCUPATIONAL THERAPIST COLLABORATION WITH UTILIZATION OF W.F.O.T. RESOURCES Mary Butler1), Jayashri Kale2), Toni Thompson3) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 79-79, 2014.

	WS10 Strategies for Making Occupation Explicit in Curricula Sheama Krishnagiri1), Barbara Hooper2), Andrea Bilics3), Pollie Price4), Steve Taff5) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 80-80, 2014.

	WS11 Efficacious and Sustainable Occupational Therapeutic Program : Lively Longevity Program for Prevention of Fall and Dementia in Elderly Community-Dwelling Subjects - Using Square-Stepping Exercise and Health-Related Lecture - Toshiaki Muraki1), Kazushi Hotta1), Ikue Sanada1), Yasuhiro Mitsuishi2), Tomohiro Okura3) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 81-82, 2014.

	WS12 Towards Occupation based OT-An introduction to the Occupational Gaps Questionnaire Gunilla Eriksson, Aileen Bergstrom, Therese Hellman Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 83-83, 2014.

	WS13 Challenging Occupational Therapy Governance to Liberate Practitioners for Advancing Greater Social Inclusion with Clients Elizabeth Townsend1), Lena Borell2), Mark Luborsky3), Sofia Vikstrom2), Staffan Josephsson2) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 84-84, 2014.

	WS14 Driving rehabilitation in Japan - From the viewpoint of clinical practice of Occupational Therapists - Takashi Kato1),2), Takashi Suetsuna1), Shusaku Kishimoto1) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 85-86, 2014.

	WS15 Occupational Therapy's Role in Polytrauma Treatment in a Military Treatment Facility : The Spectrum of Care Katherine Cooper2), Caitlin Dennison1), Major Erik Johnson1) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 87-87, 2014.

	WS16 Health literacy workshop : Improving accessibility, understanding and use of consumer health information. Charlotte Brooks1),2), Jo Adams1), Claire Ballinger1),3), Don Nutbeam4) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 88-88, 2014.

	WS17 Introduction od therapeutic toys which may facilitate eye-hand coordination for the developmentally handicapped. - Facilitating mental and cognitive abilities throgh plays and toys using four extrimites coordination - KIYOTAKA IWASAKI1), TADAHIKO KAMEGAYA2), Kennichi Kamoshita3), Mituo Kishimoto1) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 89-90, 2014.

	WS18 Factors promoting work participation of people with reduced functional capacity Rosemary Lysaght1), Klara Jakobsen2), Monica Lillefjell2), Terry Krupa1), Skender Redzovic2) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 91-91, 2014.

	WS19 Using the Helix Model to Connect Evidence and Practice with Children in Schools Lisa Test1), Byrant Edwards1),2) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 92-92, 2014.

	WS20 Implementing occupation-centered, occupation-based, and occupation-focused services - Overcoming challenges in education and practice - Anne G.Fisher1), Chicako Koyama2), Sawako Saito3), Seokyeon Ji4), Lou Ann Griswold5) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 93-93, 2014.

	WS21 Introduction of the Assessment by the Picture Cards for the Elderly with Dementia (APCD) - Toward a practice focuses on occupation to the elderly with dementia - Tomoya Iguchi1), Takashi Yamada2), Norikazu Kobayashi3) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 94-95, 2014.

	WS22 Innovative Decision-Making Capacity Assessment Tools Utilized By A Multidisciplinary Team Kiyoko Kabeya, Yi-Nei Kao, Ashley Marsh, Leslie Erskine Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 96-96, 2014.

	WS23 Evidencing competency to graduate : A workshop to share an innovative web-site and e-portfolio, that defines developing and graduating competency for occupational therapy students. Caroline Hills1), Susan Ryan1), Catherine Studdert1), Kim Nguyen2), Paul Sijpkes1) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 97-97, 2014.

	WS24 Evaluating Capacity for Community Living : Performance Assessment of Self-care Skills Denise Chisholm, Pamela B.Toto, Ketki D.Raina, Margo B.Holm, Joan C.Rogers Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 98-98, 2014.

	WS25 Phrasing intervention goals in occupational therapy practice. Isabel Margot-Cattin1),5), Andrea Petrig2), Emmanuelle Drecq-Rossini3), Claudia Galli4), Sylvie Meyer1) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 99-99, 2014.

	WS26 Meeting the Challenges of Mobility with an Advocacy Framework Anne Dickerson1), Felicia Chew2), Elin Schold Davis3), Susan Touchinsky2) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 100-100, 2014.

	WS27 Living and ageing with cognitive impairments in the technological landscapes of homes and public places - an international perspective Anders Kottorp1),5), Rumi Tanemura2), Manuela Ferreira3), Torhild Holte4), Louise Nygard1) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 101-101, 2014.

	WS28 Making a Difference in Disaster Management Kit Sinclair1), Kerry Thomas2), Nancy Rushford3), Emily Piven3) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 102-102, 2014.

	WS29 Becoming a critical consumer of the qualitative research evidence to inform practice Mandy Stanley1), Shoba Nayar2), Eric Asaba3), Kirk Reed4) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 103-103, 2014.

	WS30 Participation and influence in occupational therapy practice for frail older persons Staffan Josephsson1), Gerd Andersson Sviden1), Erika Johansson1), Margarita Mondaca1), Margareta Lilja2) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 104-104, 2014.

	WS31 Establishing a Service Learning Program in another Country Donna Costa1), Kimberley Persons2) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 105-105, 2014.

	WS33 Diversity in higher education - inclusion for students with various disabilities - International perspective - Sachs Dalia1), Tal Jarus2), Eva Magnus3), Clodagh Nolan4), Elizabeth McKay5) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 106-106, 2014.

	WS34 Impact of Natural Disaster on Childhood Occupation : Katrina's Kids Program Development and Evaluation Fengyi Kuo1),2) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 107-107, 2014.

	WS35 Clinic-in-the-Park : Occupational Therapy's Role in a Community-based, Inter-professional Health Initiative Diane Lynn Gale Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 108-108, 2014.

	WS36 Disseminating an occupational therapy-specific communication assessment : An innovative knowledge translation workshop - An innovative knowledge translation workshop - Sue Baptiste, Tram Nguyen Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 109-109, 2014.

	WS37 Evidence-based occupational therapy : what are the essential skills that are typically not addressed? A workshop for clinicians and researchers. Tammy Hoffmann1),2), Sally Bennett2) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 110-110, 2014.

	WS38 Building Sustainable Practice Within Occupational Therapy Mami Aoyama1), Samantha Shann2), Moses Ikiugu3), Ben Whittaker4), Ida Kahlin5) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 111-112, 2014.

	WS39 Identifying research topics to increase occupational therapists' understanding of human occupation Alison Wicks1), Eric Asaba2), Roshan Galvaan3), Pollie Price4) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 113-113, 2014.

	WS40 Current state of return-to-work support program in the treatment of depression - Roles of occupational therapists in Japan - Tomonari Hayasaka1), Hiroyuki Inadomi2), Wataru Okazaki3), Akio Takahashi4) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 114-115, 2014.

	WS41 Promoting critical thinking and professional development in students : a problem-based learning approach Kathleen Matuska, Julie Bass Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 116-116, 2014.

	WS42 The Role of Occupational Therapy in Recovery-Based Mental Health Practice in the United States - Utilizing Client-Centered Practice to Lead Interdisciplinary Program Development - Sean M.Getty Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 117-117, 2014.

	WS43 World Occupational Therapy Day - what is really needed? Ritchard Ledgerd, Samantha Shann Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 118-118, 2014.

	WS44 Using Occupations to Help Children Recover from War Jayne Bowman Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 119-119, 2014.

	WS45 Occupational Therapy Mental Health Services for the 0-5 Population Jazminne Orozco, OTD, OTR/L Ruth Sun, MA, OTR/L Jazminne Orozco, Ruth Sun Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 120-120, 2014.

	WS46 Using the Australian Therapy Outcome Measures for Occupational Therapy (AusTOMs - OT) to measure client change. Carolyn Unsworth1),2) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 121-121, 2014.

	WS47 Occupational balance - definition and state of the art Hans Jonsson1), Carita Hakansson2), Petra Wagman3), Catherine Backman4), Kathleen Matuska5) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 122-122, 2014.

	WS49 Occupational Therapy and Somatic Experiencing(R) - A Great Combination Aimee Levine-Dickman1), Marni Adachi2) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 123-123, 2014.

	WS50 Meeting Occupational Therapy demands of cultural diversity in education - the OT-EuroMaster program as one promising example - Fenna Van Nes1), Birgit Prodinger4), Lisette Farias5), Hans Jonsson2), Mette Andresen3) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 124-124, 2014.

	WS51 Dance-movement therapy (FUNB) for person with dementia Zdenka Pihlar1), Spela Lubej2) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 125-125, 2014.

	WS52 Occupational Therapy in Palliative Care Hiromasa Shimazaki Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 126-127, 2014.

	WS53 Introduction to Community-centered Occupational Therapy - How can occupational therapists contribute for Community Based Inclusive Development? - Makoto KONO1), Etsuko UENO2), Kaoru ISHIMOTO3), Tomohito NOZAKI4) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 128-129, 2014.

	WS54 Qualitative research across cultures : creating new research traditions to meet contemporary needs Helen Claire Smith Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 130-130, 2014.

	WS55 Occupational therapy effectively supported by chinese exercise and martial art method - Taijiquan : a basis for self-reliance and self-confidence - christel groenier1),2) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 131-131, 2014.

	WS56 Social enterprise, social business and disability : What occupational therapists need to know Terry Krupa1), Rosemary Lysaght1),2), Ellie Fossey2) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 132-132, 2014.

	SS01-1 Evaluation of the content validity of the Detroit Tests of Learning Aptitudes fourth edition (DTLA-4) on the Zimbabwean primary school children. Tecla Mlambo Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 133-133, 2014.

	SS01-2 Reliability of the Swedish Translation of the Australian Therapy Outcome Measures for Occupational Therapy (AusTOMs-OT-S) Sofi Fristedt1), Elisabeth Elgmark Andersson1), Yvonne Londos3), Carolyn Unsworth1),2) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 134-134, 2014.

	SS01-3 Measuring participation based on the subjective experiences of individuals. Psychometric properties of the Ghent Participation Scale. Dominique Van de Velde1),2) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 135-135, 2014.

	SS01-4 Validating the Model of Human Occupation Screening Tool Single Observation Form (MOHOST-SOF) in mental health Donald Maciver1), Kirsty Forsyth1), Mary Morley2), Tracey Edwards3), Jane Rennison4) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 136-136, 2014.

	SS01-5 Development and Validation of a Cognitive - Functional Assessment Tool : Loewenstein Occupational Therapy Cognitive Assessment - Functional (LOTCA-F) yifat schwartz1),3), Aliza Sagiv1),3), Noomi Katz2), Sara Averbuch3) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 137-137, 2014.

	SS01-6 The Development and Validation of the Paediatric Rehabilitation Observational Measure of Fidelity (PROF) Briano Di Rezze1),2), Mary Law2),4), Kevin Eva3), Nancy Pollock2),4), Jan Willem Gorter2),5) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 138-138, 2014.

	SS02-1 A longitudinal study of the participation of young people with cerebral palsy. Christine Imms1),2), Loretta Sheppard1) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 139-139, 2014.

	SS02-2 Practices of Ageing in Place : A thematic synthesis of qualitative research Margaret McGrath1), Agnes Shiel1), Karin Johansson2) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 140-140, 2014.

	SS02-3 A randomized controlled trial of the clinical effectiveness of intensive therapy after Botulinum Toxin-A in people with spasticity. Natasha Lannin1),2), Maria Crotty3), Julie Ratcliffe3), Coralie English4), Louise Ada5) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 141-141, 2014.

	SS02-4 Psychosocial interventions for community-dwelling people with dementia and their family caregivers : a systematic review Netta Van't Leven1), Anna-Eva Prick3), HGroenewoud PRoelofs1), Jacomine de Lange1),2), Anne Margriet Pot2),3) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 142-142, 2014.

	SS02-5 Efficacy of individual and group occupational therapy interventions for community dwelling older people - a single blind, four-group, randomized controlled trial Magnus Zingmark1),2), Anne G.Fisher1),3), Joacim Rocklov4), Ingeborg Nilsson1),5) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 143-143, 2014.

	SS02-6 Stroke Specific Vocational Rehabilitation : A Feasibility Randomised Controlled Trial Mary I.Grant1), Kathryn A.Radford1), Emma J.Sinclair1), Jane Terry2), Marion F.Walker1) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 144-144, 2014.

	SS02-7 Participatory Action Research Evidence Based Redesign of Vocational Rehabilitation Services Susan Prior1), Kirsty Forsyth1), Lynn Ritchie2), Alison Meiklejohn2), Linda Irvine2) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 145-145, 2014.

	SS02-8 Consensus on Hypotonia via Delphi Process Pragashnie Naidoo Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 146-146, 2014.

	SS03-2 A qualitative study exploring how occupational therapists address spirituality in their practice Janice Jones Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 147-147, 2014.

	SS03-3 Cultivating a human rights culture for occupational therapy practice - Selected findings of an Australian action research project - Danika Galvin Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 148-148, 2014.

	SS03-4 Virtual and face-to-face learning communities - exploring their value in building teaching and learning capacity among occupational therapy academics. Merrolee Penman1), Sylvia Rodger2) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 149-149, 2014.

	SS03-5 Measuring Evidence-Based Practice competencies of occupational therapy students Joan Verhoef, Karin Neijenhuis Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 150-150, 2014.

	SS03-6 How Ready Are First Year Occupational Science Students to be Self-Directed Efficacious Learners? Kerryellen Vroman1), Kelly Morris1), Merrolee Penman2) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 151-151, 2014.

	SS04-1 A new client-centred ADL intervention for persons with stroke. Susanne Guidetti1), Gunilla Eriksson1),3), Lena von Koch1), Ulla Johansson1),2), Kerstin Tham1) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 152-152, 2014.

	SS04-2 Training occupational therapists in how to facilitate shared decision making and communicate evidence to patients : the ignored step in evidence-based occupational therapy? Tammy Hoffmann1),2), Sally Bennett2), Chris Del Mar1), Claire Tomsett2) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 153-153, 2014.

	SS04-3 Global or Performance-based Measures : Differences in Characterization of Function in Older Adults with Depression Denise Chisholm, Margo B.Holm, Joan C.Rogers Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 154-154, 2014.

	SS04-4 The meaning of participation in chosen occupations : A metasynthesis of qualitative research findings. Anne E K Roberts Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 155-155, 2014.

	SS04-5 Efficacy of Telerehabilitation intervention program using biofeedback among computer operators Merav Golombowicz, Navah Ratzon, Yafa Levanon Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 156-156, 2014.

	SS05-1 Development of a Structured Preschool Observation (SPO) for Pre-School Children in the Educational Setting Anat Golos, Aviva Yochman, Naomi Weintraub Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 157-157, 2014.

	SS05-2 Aging in Place or Relocation : - Changes in Reasoning over Time Among Very Old People in Two European Countries Marianne Granbom1), Ines Himmelsbach2), Susanne Iwarsson1), Maria Haak1), Charlotte Lofqvist1) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 158-158, 2014.

	SS05-3 Health-Promoting Interventions for Persons Aged 80 and Older Are Successful in the Short Term-Results from the Randomized and Three-Armed Elderly Persons in the Risk Zone Study Susanne Gustafsson1), Kajsa Eklund1), Gunilla Gosman-Hedstrom1), Greta Haggblom-Kronlof1), Synneve Dahlin-Ivanoff1),2) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 159-159, 2014.

	SS05-5 The Development of a Comprehensive Health-Related Lifestyle Measure for Community-Dwelling Older Adults Eric Jengliang Hwang Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 160-160, 2014.

	SS05-6 Child Development Aide Program a Model for Community based Early Intervention in Low and Middle Income Countries Anjali Joshi, Shweta Mehta, Payal Shah Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 161-161, 2014.

	SS05-7 Enabling Senior Citizenship Through Interdisciplinary Collaboration : The Age-CAP App Barry Trentham1), Jennifer Jimmo1), Manas Bhatnagar2), Alex Mihailidis1),2),3) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 162-162, 2014.

	SS06-1 Driving ability related neuropsychological tests for patients with brain disorders : - Systematic review and meta-analysis - Takashi Kato1),2), Shusaku Kishimoto1), Jun-ichi Inobe1), Atsushi Inagaki3) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 163-164, 2014.

	SS06-2 Standardisation of the Occupational Therapy - Drive Home Maze Test (OT - DHMT) as part of the Occupational Therapy - Driver Off Road Assessment Battery (OT - DORA) Charmaine Krishnasamy1), Carolyn Unsworth2),3) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 165-165, 2014.

	SS06-3 Occupational therapy driver on-road testing : Evaluation of on-road test route features to improve validity and equity. Marilyn Di Stefano1), John Catchpole2), Tricia Williams3) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 166-166, 2014.

	SS06-4 Interactive driving simulation as a tool for self awareness of driving competency. Anne Dickerson Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 167-167, 2014.

	SS06-5 On the road to safety : A naturalistic observation of the on-road performance of senior drivers in their community Isabelle Gelinas1),3), Barbara Mazer1),3), Brenda Vrkljan2), Yu-Ting Chen1),3), Kinga L.Eliasz2) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 168-168, 2014.

	SS06-6 Improving outcomes of driving cessation for older people : Results from a RCT of the UQDRIVE groups. Jacki Liddle1), Louise Gustafsson1), Nancy Pachana2), Geoffrey Mitchell2), Michele Haynes2) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 169-169, 2014.

	SS07-1 A multiprofessional client-centred guide for implementing assistive technology for clients with cognitive impairments Inga-Lill Boman, Aniko Bartfai Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 170-170, 2014.

	SS07-2 Intervention for mild cognitive impairment in oncology practice - Using traditional and telerehabilitation strategies - Anne Cronin Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 171-171, 2014.

	SS07-3 Technology Use and Barriers to Using Technology in Elders Lynn Gitlow, Erica Hiesiger, Amy Kuhl, Michael Moyer, Renee Silvanic Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 172-172, 2014.

	SS07-4 Does the use of assistive technology and home modification impact on occupational performance and functional independence? Julija Ocepek1), Anne E.K.Roberts2), Gaj Vidmar1) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 173-173, 2014.

	SS07-5 Patterns of functioning in older adults with mild cognitive impairment - A two-year study - Annicka Hedman1), Louise Nygard1), Ove Almkvist2),3), Anders Kottorp1) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 174-174, 2014.

	SS07-6 Accessibility and Cost-benefit of Assistive Technology - for Persons with Psychiatric Disabilities Monica Ryden, Elisabeth Lagerkrans Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 175-175, 2014.

	SS08-1 Setting up Balay Dulaanan (Playhouse) for Children Affected by Typhoon Bopha. Penafrancia Ching1), Pol Allan Leuterio2) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 176-176, 2014.

	SS08-2 The role of occupational therapy in Early intervention services in Bulgaria Petya Mincheva Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 177-177, 2014.

	SS08-3 EXPLORING EVIDENCE-BASED PRACTICE IN NAMIBIA - A CO-OPERATIVE INQUIRY Helga Burger1), Helen Buchanan2), Lana Van Niekerk3) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 178-178, 2014.

	SS08-4 SLOVENIAN OLDER PEOPLE'S MEANINGFUL OCCUPATIONS AND TRANSITION INTO A CARE HOME Tanja Krizaj1), Anne Roberts1), Catherine Hennessy2) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 179-179, 2014.

	SS08-5 Exploring Knowledge and Use of Occupational Therapy Theory among Clinicians in Singapore Hua Beng Lim, Sheleen Aw Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 180-180, 2014.

	SS08-6 Disability and Violence : a Narrative Inquiry into the Journey of Healing - Disability and violence : Exploring the role of occupations in the healing journeys of those who have acquired a physical imapirment through violence - Mapheyeledi Motimele Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 181-181, 2014.

	SS08-8 An assessment of Wheelchair accessibility of public buildings in Colombo metropolitan area (Sri Lanka). Nandana Welage1), Arunachalam Pathmeswaran2) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 182-182, 2014.

	SS09-1 The effect of management tool for daily life performance - Relation of occupational therapists with care giving at ambulatory healthcare facilities - Saori Takeuchi1), Koji Kobayashi2), Eisuke Inomata3), Hidenag a Ikoma4) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 183-184, 2014.

	SS09-2 Utility of the occupational therapy perspective in adult day service center in Japan - Inter-professional collaboration by using Management Tool for Daily Life Performance (MTDLP) - Koji Kobayashi1), Saori Takeuchi2), Eisuke Inomata3), Akimi Nagai4) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 185-186, 2014.

	SS09-3 Long-term effect of occupational therapy using "the management tool for daily life performance" for community-dwelling elderly Shinichi Noto1), Chiga Murai2), Saori Takeuchi3), Yoshiaki Iwase4), Haruki Nakamura5) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 187-188, 2014.

	SS09-4 Collaboration between occupational therapists and care managers using management tool for daily life performance in stroke patients Keiichi Hasegawa1), Takashi Ishikawa2), Kazuaki Iokawa3) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 189-190, 2014.

	SS09-5 Daily life performance after discharge in stroke patients - the effect of collaboration between occupational therapists and care managers using management tools for daily life performance - Kazuaki Iokawa1), Keiichi Hasegawa2), Takashi Ishikawa3) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 191-192, 2014.

	SS09-6 This is a case study that we introduced the management for improving daily performance into treatment of a stroke patient in the early stage and helped her to regain a proactive life. Satomi Munakata, Yoshie Okamoto Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 193-194, 2014.

	SS09-7 The effect of collaboration between occupational therapists and care managers utilizing the management tool for daily life performance - In the case of In-Home Person Requiring Long-Term Care - Norikazu Kobayashi1), Mikiko Tanabe2), Hironori Kawamata3) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 195-196, 2014.

	SS09-8 Inconvenience of daily life performance in healthy elderly people Junpei Oba1),2), Masayoshi Kobayashi1),3), Ryuji Kobayashi1),4), Chiga Murai1),5) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 197-198, 2014.

	CH1-1-1 Recovered from the condition of Periventricular Leukomalacia child with hemiplegia - An experience for trying Modified T-J Rotation orthosis - Takenori Jimbo1), Ryuichi Tanabe2), Kouji Naruse3), Masashi Takaso3), Takashi Hentona1) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 199-200, 2014.

	CH1-1-2 Parents play a crucial role in enabling social participation of their children with a physical disability Barbara Piskur1),2), Anna J.H.M.Beurskens1), Marian J.Jongmans4), Marjolijn Ketelaar3), Rob J.E.M.Smeets2) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 201-201, 2014.

	CH1-1-3 The use of therapeutic tricycles in a home setting Barbara Rider, Fred Sammons Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 202-202, 2014.

	CH1-1-4 Participation in computer activities in school and outside school - a comparison between students with and without physical disabilities - Helene Lidstrom1),2), Helena Hemmingsson1) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 203-203, 2014.

	CH1-2-1 Occupational therapy for patients with Duchenne muscular dystrophy and severe motor dysfunction. eiichi tanaka, tetsuya hayashi, yoshiko kato Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 204-205, 2014.

	CH1-2-2 Measuring preception of quality of life within individuals with Intellectual Developmental Disability and Autism Spectrum disability Asnat Bar-Haim Erez1), Noomi Katz1), Daniela Bletcher2), Michal Shalev-Emanuel1), Opher Zahavi2) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 206-206, 2014.

	CH1-2-3 Parent - child agreement in health related assessments - Child perspective and children's perspective - Helena Hemmingsson Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 207-207, 2014.

	CH1-2-4 A cross-cultural collaboration for identifying motor delay in young preschoolers Tanya Rihtman1),2), Brenda N.Wilson3), Shula Parush1) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 208-208, 2014.

	CH1-3-1 Take Action when you Suspect a Child is being Bullied Iris Leigh Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 209-209, 2014.

	CH1-3-2 Play Matters : Schoolyard Participation Project Allison Cox1),2), Tracy Fortune2), Ellie Fossey2) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 210-210, 2014.

	CH1-3-3 Occupational Therapy as a Means to Promote Health in All Children Anita Bundy1), Geraldine Naughton2), Paul Tranter3), Shirley Wyver4), Anita Niehues1) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 211-211, 2014.

	CH1-3-4 Exploring occupational therapy in primary schools - Enabling inclusion in school life for all children - Andrea Hasselbusch Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 212-212, 2014.

	CH1-4-1 Communication support for children with severe mental and physical disabilities during home visits - Aims toward augmentative communication - Michiru Saji Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 213-214, 2014.

	CH1-4-2 The Role of Occupational Therapynin the Juvenile Justice System in the Philippines : The summary of three studies done on the Children in Conflict with the Law in Metro Manila Stephanie Ann Balid Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 215-215, 2014.

	CH1-4-3 Environmental barriers to participation of children with cerebral palsy Zahra Nobakht1),2), MEHDI RASSAFIANI1),2), ROBAB SAHAF3), FARZANEH YAZDANI4) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 216-216, 2014.

	CH1-4-4 Occupational Therapy Program at Mandiri Karim Autism Boarding House Jakarta, Indonesia Tri Budi Santoso1), Fauzan Safari2) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 217-217, 2014.

	CH1-4-5 Inter-professional collaboration during implementation of Computer Access Technology for a Pre-Schooler with Athetoid Cerebral Palsy - A Case Report Children 1-4 Brightlin Dhas Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 218-218, 2014.

	CH1-5-1 Visual severity scale for patients with severe motor and intellectual disabilities and cerebral visual impairment : reliability and validity Ayumi Ikeda1), Satoshi Sakuraba2), Masanori Yoshida3), Tatsuo Hatta2), Shinya Sakai2) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 219-220, 2014.

	CH1-5-2 Induction and instruction of the long cane for visually impaired children Junichi Shimizu, Manabu Yoshioka, Tetsuo Ohto, Satoko Tsukatani, Chika Higashimoto Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 221-222, 2014.

	CH1-5-3 Parenting stress in families with very low birth weight infants in the first two years Tsu-Hsin Howe1), Tien-Ni Wang2), Ching-Fan Sheu3) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 223-223, 2014.

	CH1-5-4 The Impact of Self-Adaptation on Weight Stigmatization in Overweight Children Chung-Ying Lin Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 224-224, 2014.

	CH1-5-5 Relationship between Postural Control and Fine Motor Skills in Preterm Infants at 6-Month Adjusted Age - Infants with and without Independent Sitting Abilities - Yan-Yu Chen1), Tien-Ni Wang1), Guan-Chun Liu1), Tsu-Hsin Howe2) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 225-225, 2014.

	CH1-6-1 Emotional Disclosure through Journal Writing for ASD, SPD and ADHD : - Online intervention improves maternal health and mother-child relationship - Rondalyn Whitney Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 226-226, 2014.

	CH1-6-2 Exploring Parental Role within Social and Cultural Contexts among Parents of Persons with Intellectual Disabilities Living in Residential Facilities Kareem Nasser1), Dalia Sachs1), Amalia Sa'ar2) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 227-227, 2014.

	CH1-6-3 The lifelong ADL and IADL performance of the middle-aged adults with intellectual disability in community Chia-Yu Chang, Hsin-Pei Huang, Yi-Fang Wu, Yi-Tzu Li, U Lei Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 228-228, 2014.

	CH1-7-1 Effectiveness of a short-intensive CIMT-BiT group intervention for children and adolescents with unilateral spastic cerebral palsy Yvonne Geerdink1), Pauline Aarts1), Alexander Geurts2) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 229-229, 2014.

	CH1-7-2 Gaze performance and usage of gaze-based AT in daily activities by children with severe physical impairments - changes over time Maria Borgestig1),2), Helena Hemmingsson1), Torbjorn Falkmer1),3) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 230-230, 2014.

	CH1-7-3 Improving the Participation of Youth with Physical Disabilities in Community Occupations : An Evaluation Mary Law1), Dana Anaby2), Laura Turner1), Rachel Teplicky1), Christine Imms3) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 231-231, 2014.

	CH1-8-1 Constraint - Fact or Fiction? Application of Different Methods of Constraint with No Constraint in Upper LimbFunction in Moderately Spastic Hemiplegic Cerebral Palsy Children Kamalpreet Kaur 1), Tanwir Ahmed2), Veena kalra3) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 232-232, 2014.

	CH1-8-2 Measuring Childhood Occupational Development : Test Construction Helene J.Polatajko, Jane A.Davis Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 233-233, 2014.

	CH1-9-1 Detecting Differences in ADL Performance Between Children With and Without Mild Disabilities - Validity of the Assessment of Motor and Process Skills in Children - Brigitte Gantschnig1),2), Julie Page1), Ingeborg Nilsson2), Anne Fisher2),3) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 234-234, 2014.

	CH1-9-2 Increasing participation in physical play in children with motor impairments : a study to develop a theory - and evidence-based occupational therapy intervention Niina Kolehmainen1), Jill Francis2), Christine Owen3), Cheryl Missiuna4), Craig Ramsay5) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 235-235, 2014.

	CH1-9-3 Developing a care pathway for children with Developmental Co-ordination disorder Christine Owen1), Jacqueline Whitehead2), Kirsty Forsyth2), Donald Maciver2), Mandy Mulvanny3) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 236-236, 2014.

	CH1-9-4 Teaching two-wheeled cycling to children with a mild cognitive disability Janine Halayko1), Joyce Magill-Evans1), Veronica Smith1), Helene Polatajko2) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 237-237, 2014.

	CH1-10-1 Enhancing the Child Occupational Self Assessment (COSA) : Creating a meaningful and culturally appropriate Self Assessment for youth Marjon ten Velden1), Jessica Kramer2), Liliya Todorova3), Jane O'Brien4), Jennifer Harden5) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 238-238, 2014.

	CH1-10-2 Deficits of Executive Functions among Youths with Autism Spectrum Disorders : the Effect of Task Difficulty Szu-Fan Chen1), Susan Shur-Fen Gau2) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 239-239, 2014.

	CH1-10-4 The functional outcomes and participation of children with learning disabilities, with and without Developmental Dyspraxia Ruthie Traub Bar-Ilan1), Shula Parush1), Noomi Katz2) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 240-240, 2014.

	CH1-11-1 What factors are associated with the Quality of Life of Iranian women who have a child with Cerebral Palsy? zahra ahmadizadeh1), mehdi rassafiany2), seyed ali hosseini2), majid Mirmohammadkhani3) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 241-241, 2014.

	CH1-11-2 Interprofessional collaboration in a vocational program Monique C.S.G.Floothuis1), Joan A.C.Verhoef2), Natascha R.Schaardenburgh3) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 242-242, 2014.

	CH1-11-3 "They should stop calling it healthcare...because they don't care" : A qualitative study examining the healthcare experiences of people with disabilities - Implications for Occupational Therapy - Magasi Susan1), VanPuymbrouck Laura2), Aimee Thompson1), Judy Panko-Reis3), Marilyn Martin3) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 243-243, 2014.

	CH1-11-4 Transition from preschool to Primary 1 : how do parents and teachers prepare for this? Mian Yee Choy Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 244-244, 2014.

	CH1-12-1 Validity Evidence for the Bulgarian Translation of the Child Occupational Self Assessment Liliya A.Todorova1), Jessica M.Kramer2) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 245-245, 2014.

	CH1-12-2 The Ultimate Guide to Making Friends : Evaluation of a parent-delivered play-based intervention for children with ADHD Sarah Wilkes-Gillan1), Anita Bundy1), Reinie Cordier1),2), Michelle Lincoln1) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 246-246, 2014.

	CH1-12-3 Factors Predisposing Infants 0-6 Months to Aspiration Mitzi Wiggin2), OJayne Bowman1), Rose Toruno2), Gerardo Cabrera-Mesa2) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 247-247, 2014.

	CH1-12-4 The process of knowledge translation in the design and implementation of an occupational therapy intervention for caregivers of children who are HIV positive Pam Gretschel Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 248-248, 2014.

	CH2-1-1 Patterns of participation in school-related activities and settings in children with spina bifida Marie Peny-Dahlstrand1),2), Gunilla Gosman-Hedstrom2), Lena Krumlinde-Sundholm3) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 249-249, 2014.

	CH2-1-2 Participation in Activities and Quality of Life of Children with Developmental Coordination Disorder Shani Raz-Silbiger1),2), Nirit Lifshitz3), Noomi Katz4), Shoshana Steinhart1), Naomi Weintraub2) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 250-250, 2014.

	CH2-1-3 How do the children play? - Using activity theory to analyse the nature of play in four normal developing 6-year old children in Antananarivo - Anri-Louise Oosthuizen Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 251-251, 2014.

	CH2-2-1 Construct validity of the Bruininks-Oseretsky Test of Motor Proficiency - second edition (BOT-2) : A Rasch Measurement Model analysis Ted Brown Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 252-252, 2014.

	CH2-2-2 Classroom Based Sensory Diets for Children with Autism Spectrum Disorders (ASD) - A pilot study using single system design - Caroline Mills1), Chris Chapparo2) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 253-253, 2014.

	CH2-2-3 Preparing for Transition : Preliminary results of an intervention Joyce Magill-Evans1), Gwen Rempel2), Kathryn Rankin3), Andrew Mackie3) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 254-254, 2014.

	CH2-2-4 The Perceive, Recall, Plan and Perform PRPP at SCHOOL Teacher and Parent Questionnaire and children with learning difficulties. An exploration of construct validity. Christine Chapparo1), Susan Lowe2), Rob Heard3) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 255-255, 2014.

	CH2-3-1 Factors affecting participation in hand-use life situations in children with disabilities - A conceptual model and further analysis - Chi-Wen Chien, Sylvia Rodger, Jodie Copley Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 256-256, 2014.

	CH2-3-2 Single Subject Design to Assess Parent-Identified Outcomes of Therapeutic Riding for Children with Autism Margo Holm1), Joan Rogers1), Young Joo Kim2) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 257-257, 2014.

	CH2-3-3 Breaking the cycle of childhood trauma in Australian indigenous children Reinie Cordier Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 258-258, 2014.

	CH2-4-1 Occupation-based Practice in Child and Adolescent Mental Health Rob Brooks Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 259-259, 2014.

	CH2-4-2 A play-based intervention for children with high-fuctioning Autism and Aspergers syndrome Belindi Henning1), Reinie Cordier1), Torbjorn Falkmer2) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 260-260, 2014.

	CH2-4-3 Occupational therapy and circus - Promoting self-efficacy and participation in children who are deaf and hard of hearing - Keland Scher Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 261-261, 2014.

	CH2-4-4 Children's rights and the use of children's narratives in the Occupational Therapy process to help ensure those rights - Key messages from a literature review Patrick Hynes1), Margot Barry2) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 262-262, 2014.

	CH2-5-1 Play Assessment for Group Settings (PAGS) : Validating a measurement tool for assessment of children's play performance in the day-care context. Tiina Lautamo Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 263-263, 2014.

	CH2-5-2 Computer use in educational activities by students with ADHD Vedrana Bolic1), Helene Lidstrom1), Nils Thelin2), Anette Kjellberg1), Helena Hemmingsson1) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 264-264, 2014.

	CH2-5-3 The role of the environment in leisure occupations of children with disabilities Dana Anaby1),2), Carri Hand3), Laura Bradley4), Briano DiRezze2), Mary Law2) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 265-265, 2014.

	CH2-5-4 Stretch Break for Kids : An Interprofessional Collaboration to Promote School-aged Students' Healthy Computing Karen Jacob1), Douglas Bodkin2), Robert Dugan2), Arthur Saltzman3) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 266-266, 2014.

	CH2-6-1 Weekly Calendar Planning Activity assessment for university students with Learning Disabilities and ADHD compared to typical students Orit Lahav, Noomi Katz Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 267-267, 2014.

	CH2-6-2 Identifying handwriting problems in Higher Education Students Denise Franzsen1), Aimee Stewart2) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 268-268, 2014.

	CH2-6-3 Occupational Therapy Students' Attidues toward Inclusive Education for Students with Disabilities Keli Mu Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 269-269, 2014.

	CH2-7-2 The Effectiveness of Assistive Devices on Quality of Life among Mothers of Children afflicted with Cerebral Palsy memanali mardani shahrbabak1), nasrin jalili2), seyed majid mirkhani3), pouria reza-soltani4) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 270-270, 2014.

	CH2-7-3 Learning from the perspectives of mothers on the communication abilities of their daughter with Rett syndrome. Anna Urbanowicz1),2), Sonya Girdler1),2),5), Jenny Downs2),3), Natalie Ciccone4), Helen Leonard2) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 271-271, 2014.

	CH2-8-1 New Zealand Children's Participation after Traumatic Brain Injury : Connections and Patterns Margaret Anne Jones1), Clare Hocking1), Kathryn McPherson2) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 272-272, 2014.

	CH2-8-2 How playground designs influence activity and participation for children with disabilities - parental perceptions Maria Prellwitz1), Lisa Skar2) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 273-273, 2014.

	CH2-8-3 Does constraint induced movement therapy adjusted for babies (baby-CIMT) result in a more favorable hand function at two-years of age in children with unilateral CP? Linda Nordstrand1), Marie Holmefur2), Annika Kits3), Ann-Christin Eliasson1) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 274-274, 2014.

	CH2-9-1 Acquisition of the various and stabilized posture And A serious cerebral palsy person's example which the improvement of interpersonal interaction capability was able to see. - Therapy using "Sensory Communication : S.C." - Yudai Hasegawa1), Goken Konoue2) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 275-276, 2014.

	CH2-9-2 Collecting EEG data from children with unilateral Cerebral Palsy : - From fundamental research towards clinical applications - Pauline Aarts1), Bert Steenbergen2), Ingar Zielinski2), Marijtje Jongsma2) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 277-277, 2014.

	CH2-9-3 The stability of the Manual Ability Classification System (MACS) over time Ann-Marie Ohrvall, Lena Krumlinde-Sundholm, Ann-Christin Eliasson Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 278-278, 2014.

	CH2-9-4 Psychometric properties of the revised Assisting Hand Assessment (version 5.0) Marie Holmefur1),2), Lena Krumlinde-Sundholm3) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 279-279, 2014.

	CH2-9-5 Remind to move - A novel treatment on upper limb functions in children with hemiplegic cerebral palsy : A pilot study Anqin Dong Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 280-280, 2014.

	CH2-10-1 Friendly Action Project Promotes the Occupational Participation of People with Intellectual Disability Tomoya Iguchi, Iku Tsuji, Hajime Adachi, Takahito Yamada, Aya Yoshida Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 281-282, 2014.

	CH2-10-2 Occupational Therapy in a small group setting for school aged children with developmental disorders to improve their social skills - An attempt to evaluate the effect of therapy - Kiyomi Tateyama1), Hisayo Shimizu1), Kazuyo Oryoji1), Hajime Kimura2), Miyajima Ayumi1) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 283-284, 2014.

	CH2-10-4 Occupational Therapy for Young Persons with Disabilities During Life Transitions Debra Stewart Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 285-285, 2014.

	CH2-10-5 Influence of Korean Traditional Plays on the socialization in a child with Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder: Case Study JONGSEO LEE1), SUNGYONG YUN1), JUNGWAN KIM2), DAEHYUK KANG3) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 286-286, 2014.

	CH2-11-2 Measuring kinesthetic sensitivity in school-aged children Wei-jen Su, Kuan-yi Li Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 287-287, 2014.

	CH2-11-3 Inter-Rater and Test-Retest Reliability of the German Pediatric Evaluation of Disability Inventory (PEDI-G) Christina Schulze1),2), Anders Kottorp1),2), Andre Meichtry1), Margareta Lilja2),3), Julie Page1) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 288-288, 2014.

	CH2-11-4 PREVALENCE OF DEVELOPMENTAL COORDINATION DISORDER IN CHILDREN AT A PUBLIC SCHOOL OF BRAZIL Tatiana B.Pontes1), Pedro HTQ.Almeida1), Thamires FM.Melo2), Aline MA.Kubota1) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 289-289, 2014.

	CH2-11-5 The Challange of Using Occupationally-Based Assessments in Culturally Diverse Client Groups - A Discussion of Ecological Validity - Sarah Austin Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 290-290, 2014.

	CH2-12-1 Ecosystemic needs assessment for children with DCD in elementary school : Multiple case studies Emmanuelle Jasmin1),2), Sylvie Tetreault3), Jacques Joly1) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 291-291, 2014.

	CH2-12-2 THE EFFECTS OF CLIENT CENTERED OCCUPATIONAL THERAPY PROGRAM ON CAREGIVERS OF PHYSICALLY HANDICAPPED CHILDREN Esra Aki, Ozgur Bektas Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 292-292, 2014.

	CH2-12-3 Using Meaningful Projects to Enhance Motivation and Participation in Therapy : A Case Example - More Than a 45 Minute Session : Jake's Joke Book - Kimberly Bailliard1), Antoine Bailliard2) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 293-293, 2014.

	CH2-12-4 Investigation of visual perception functions in Down syndrome - A functional MRI study - Yi-Ting Wan1), Sharon Chia-Ju Chen2), Ching-Sui Chiang1), Yee-Pay Wuang1) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 294-294, 2014.

	CH2-12-5 The Impact of Preterm Birth on Childhood Occupations H Killeen1), A Shiel1), M Law2), D O'Donovan3) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 295-295, 2014.

	CH3-1-1 Methamphetamine addiction and motherhood : Creating hope for the future Lisa Wegner, Claudia Andrews, Jill Evertse, Lisa Jacobs Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 296-296, 2014.

	CH3-1-2 Parental perspectives of play characteristics of typically developing boys and girls ages 3 to 9 years. Eleanor Schneider1),2), Sara Rosenblum1) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 297-297, 2014.

	CH3-2-1 Association between social interaction deficits and Sensory Modulation Disorders in Japanese children with Autism Spectrum Disorders Kanae Matsushima, Toshihiro Kato, Noriko Arai Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 298-299, 2014.

	CH3-2-2 Do participation and self-efficacy of mothers to children with ASD predict their children participation? Orit Bart, Michal Avrech Bar, Limor Shelef Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 300-300, 2014.

	CH3-2-3 EFFECTS OF CAREGIVER-IMPLEMENTED HOME-BASED INTERVENTION ON LEARNING, DEVELOPMENT AND PLAY FOR HIV+ CHILDREN Elelwani Ramugondo1), Pamela Gretschel1), Jessica Ferguson2), Robyn Meissner4),5), Cara-leigh Otto3) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 301-301, 2014.

	CH3-3-1 The Effect of Thai Elephant-assisted Therapy Program on Autistic Persons' Behaviors from Perspectives of their Parents and Teachers Maethisa Pongsaksri, Sasithorn Sung-U, Nuntanee Satiansukpong Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 302-302, 2014.

	CH3-3-2 Addressing occupational deprivation experienced by children in detention through engagement in play and other family occupations Sylvia Rodger1), Emma Campbell1),2), Amanda Tuckerman3) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 303-303, 2014.

	CH3-3-3 From "swells" to "breaks." Harnessing the therapeutic effects of surfing for children with special needs Ivan Neil Gomez1),2), Jenny Paguyo2), Aimee Rose Mamaril2), Ella May Karaan2) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 304-304, 2014.

	CH3-3-4 Innovating change within the community in the Middle East : Development of a vocational inclusion program for teenagers with autism or developmental delay. Maria Quirke Maria Quirke Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 305-305, 2014.

	CH3-4-1 Comparison of Detailed Assessment of Speed of Handwriting (DASH) and Handwriting Speed Test (HST) : Contributing to the evidence-base for assessment of students with handwriting difficulties. Anna Grace Massey2), Margaret Wallen1),2), Anita Bundy2) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 306-306, 2014.

	CH3-4-2 Effects of a goal-directed intervention for children with disabilities - a randomized control trial Kristina Vroland-Nordstrand, Ann-Christin Eliasson, Ulla Johansson, Lena Krumlinde-Sundholm Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 307-307, 2014.

	CH3-4-4 Evidence based approaches for children with Developmental Coordination Disorder (DCD) - EACD - DCD recommendations, adaptation process for the Dutch context - Jolien Houten van den1),2), Heleen A.Reinders-Messelink3), Marina M.Schoemaker4) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 308-308, 2014.

	CH3-5-1 The relationships between quality of life and parenting stress in caregivers of children with autism Ping-Chen Chan1), Hsui-Chen Yen2), Li-Chen Tung2), Ying-Dar Chen3), Kuan-Lin Chen1) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 309-309, 2014.

	CH3-5-3 A Study of Behavioral and Autonomic Responses in Autistic Children with Sensory Processing Difficulty Cynthia Y.Y.Lai, Chetwyn C.H.Chan, Jenny C.C.Chung Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 310-310, 2014.

	CH3-5-4 The Impact of Autism Spectrum Disorders and Feeding Challenges on Family Mealtimes Karla Ausderau, Malorie Juarez Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 311-311, 2014.

	CH3-6-1 Visual axis of individuals with autism spectrum disorder during joint attention task Nanami Shimura1), Meiko Hirashimizu1), Shinji Satake1),2), Hiromi Fujii1),2), Kazumi Hirayama1),2) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 312-313, 2014.

	CH3-6-2 Investigate changes in reaction to sensory stimulus as children with autism spectrum disorders grew older Akiko Tokunaga, Goro Tanaka, Hideyuki Nakane, Koji Tanaka, Ryoichiro Iwanaga Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 314-315, 2014.

	CH3-6-3 Effects of Methylphenidate on Motor Coordination and Sensory Processing Disorders Of Children with Developmental Disorders Hisayo Kotooka1), Ryoichiro Iwanaga2), Seigo Yamada2) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 316-317, 2014.

	CH3-6-4 Sensory processing problems in Japanese individuals with autism spectrum disorder and with intellectual disabilities Ryoichiro Iwanaga1), Hiroyuki Ito2), Taro Hirashima3), Taku Hagiwara4), Masatugu Tsujii5) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 318-319, 2014.

	CH3-7-1 Family 101 Handbook : Empowering families of children with special needs within a family-centered care model through interprofessional education and collaborative practice Michael Sy1),2) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 320-320, 2014.

	CH3-7-3 Students with Social, Emotional and Behavioural Difficulties : "The Alert Program" Collaboration Trial in Post Primary Schools in areas of Social Disadvantage in Ireland. Siobhan Mac Cobb1), Brian Fitzgerald2), Carolyn Lanigan-O'Keeffe2) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 321-321, 2014.

	CH3-7-4 The efficacy of a collaborative consultation intervention model in enhancing participation among students with intellectual disabilities Efrat Selanikyo, Naomi Weintraub, Shira Yalon-Chamovitz Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 322-322, 2014.

	CH3-7-5 Considerations of Collaboration : The best journey to adult life for youth with disabilities. Natasha Durdan, Nancy Rushford Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 323-323, 2014.

	CH3-8-1 The contribution of parents and therapists to the child's assessment process Limor Rosenberg1), Orit Bart1), Navah Ratzon1), Tal Jarus2) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 324-324, 2014.

	CH3-8-2 Predictive value of Writing Readiness Inventory Tool in Context (WRITIC) Margo van Hartingsveldt1), Edith Cup2), Liesbeth de Vries3), Imelda de Groot2), Ria Nijhuis-van der Sanden2) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 325-325, 2014.

	CH3-8-3 Development a Fine Motor and Executive Function Skills Assessment (FiM & EF) for Identifying the Characteristics of Fine Motor Skills in Children Aged 6-11 with Developmental Disorder Negar Miri-Lavasani Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 326-326, 2014.

	CH3-9-1 Schoolparticipation and cognitive functioning of children with HIV in the Netherlands Stefanie E.M.van Opstal1), Harald S.Miedema1), Eric C.M.van Gorp3), Annemarie M.C.Rossum2), Pepijn D.D.M.Roelofs1) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 327-327, 2014.

	CH3-9-2 What are new occupational therapy strategies to support children's participation in mainstream education? - A Dutch community of learning - Rianne Jansens, Jolien van den Houten, Eefje Kern, Barbara Piskur, Steffie Schmitz Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 328-328, 2014.

	CH3-9-3 A qualitative descriptive study : Access to information to adapted leisure activities for children with physical and intellectual disabilities. Sylvie Tetreault, Hubert Gascon, Normand Boucher, Garry Lessard Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 329-329, 2014.

	CH3-9-4 participation among children with Physical disability and peer group in outside mandated school activities madineh hassani, Afsoon Hassani Mehraban Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 330-330, 2014.

	CH4-1-1 Participation in Physical Activity, Fitness, and Risk for Obesity in Children with Developmental Coordination Disorder : A Cross Cultural Study - Israel, Australia and US Sharon Cermak1), Noomi Katz2), Anita Bundy3) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 331-331, 2014.

	CH4-1-2 An Occupational Therapist's Role in the Provision of Sexual-Health Education to Children with Physical Disabilities Shaniff Esmail, Heidi Knupp, Chelsea Krupa Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 332-332, 2014.

	CH4-1-3 Infant Mobility Using Robots : A Comparison of Two Control Interfaces Carole Dennis1), Kimberly Wilkinson1), Sharon Stansfield2), Helene Larin3) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 333-333, 2014.

	CH4-2-1 Occupational Therapy for High School Students with Anxiety Disorder - Support for gradual approach behavior toward fear subject with OT scenes - Hiroki Tanimoto1), Toshiko Okamoto1),2), Kousuke Minamide1) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 334-335, 2014.

	CH4-2-2 Inter-professional collaboration for paediatric practitioners - Developing a specialist post-graduate qualification - Cathleen Hunter1), Donald Maciver1), Iona McLeod2), Martin Vallely2), Kirsty Forsyth1) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 336-336, 2014.

	CH4-2-3 ELECTRONIC RECORD KEEPING SYSTEM FOR REFLECTICE PRACTICE Imperatore Blanche Erna1), Reinoso Gustavo2), Singsaas Alan3) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 337-337, 2014.

	CH4-2-4 Predicting the Effects of Cerebral Palsy Severity on Self-Care, Mobility, and Social Function Shawn Phipps1),2), Pamela Roberts2),3) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 338-338, 2014.

	CH4-3-1 Stability in seating posture during tasks in children with autistic spectrum disorder Yoshimi Funahashi1),2), Chieko Karashima1), Minoru Hoshiyama1) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 339-340, 2014.

	CH4-3-2 Effects of exergaming on executive function and motor skills in children with autism spectrum disorders : A pilot study Claudia Hilton Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 341-341, 2014.

	CH4-3-3 The Effectiveness of iPad Handwriting Applications on Fine Motor and Visual Motor Skills in Children on the Autism Spectrum Jennifer Dessoye, Chelsey Converse, Lindsey McLauglin, Shannon McSweeney, Catherine Steinhoff Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 342-342, 2014.

	CH4-3-4 Impact of a contextual Intervention on child participation and parental competence among children with autism spectrum disorders Winnie Dunn, Jane Cox, Lauren Foster Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 343-343, 2014.

	CH4-3-5 Executive Function in Iranian children with High Functioning Autistic Disorder - planning, set-shifting and inhibition - fatemeh parvizi1), lale Lajevardi1), Mahdi alizadeh1), Hassan Ashaieri2) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 344-344, 2014.

	CH4-4-1 Sensory Processing Responses to Comforting Touch in Children with Autism Guy McCormack Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 345-345, 2014.

	CH4-4-2 Evaluating targeted literacy support for at risk children Duncan Pentland, Kirsty Forsyth, Donald Maciver, Marian Rutherford, Rhona McAlpine Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 346-346, 2014.

	CH4-4-3 COMPUTER BASED SENSORY MOTOR TESTING TOOL Reinoso Gustavo1), Imperatore Blanche Erna2), Singsaas Alan3) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 347-347, 2014.

	PD1-1-2 Improvements in Hand Function and Activity of Daily Living Skills Using a Hand Splinting and Therapeutic Electrical Stimulation for Two Patients with Central Neurological Disease Shinya Hayashi Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 348-349, 2014.

	PD1-1-3 Enhancing independence for patients with upper limb loss using innovative prosthetics Melissa Leong Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 350-350, 2014.

	PD1-1-4 Concept to Reality : The implementation and evaluation of an occupational therapy breast cancer survivorship programme Bridgette Wright, Terry Wareham, Diane Cox Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 351-351, 2014.

	PD1-2-1 Upper extremity functions and health-related quality of life of stroke survivors in the convalescent phase Tomoko Fujiki1), Hiroyuki Hanafusa1), Hiroko Kodama2), Hisako Shinkawa3), Nobuhiro Nara4) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 352-353, 2014.

	PD1-2-2 Assessing the degree of sitting balance ability required to achieve upper-body dressing independence using the unaffected arm in patients with post-stroke hemiparesis - Using the Index of Postural Stability in a sitting position - Yasuyuki Hatanaka1), Mikayo Omori1), Yuji Morio1), Hisashi Mochizuki2), Hiroyuki Shimizu3) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 354-355, 2014.

	PD1-2-3 Comparison of bimanual arm training with or without mirror feedbacks for hemiplegic upper extremity in clients with chronic stroke : A randomized pilot controlled trial Kenneth N.K.Fong, Sharon F.M.Toh, Pui Yee Lee Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 356-356, 2014.

	PD1-2-4 The relations between activities of a paretic upper extremity and sensory impairments in stroke patients Noriko Kon1), Syuhei Hujimoto1), Tomofumi Yamaguchi2), Kunitugu Kondo1), Yohei Otaka2) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 357-358, 2014.

	PD1-2-5 The falling risk of stroke patients in convalescent rehabilitation ward - The correlation between "differences of Capability and Performance ADL" and "falling down accidents" - Kenji Ohba1), Takuma Kusabe2), Yoshiharu Miyauchi2), Tomohiko Kuno2) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 359-360, 2014.

	PD1-3-1 The BI-based 3 ADL Constructs Scale for Patients with Stroke : A Reliability Study Ya-Chen Lee, I-Ping Hsueh, Wan-Hui Yu, Yu-Fen Lin, Ching-Lin Hsieh Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 361-361, 2014.

	PD1-3-2 Improvement of FIM scores in a patient with cognitive affective disorder due to cerebellar hemorrhage Ryoko Mori, Masaharu Yoshio Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 362-363, 2014.

	PD1-3-3 Long term outcome of motor function and activities of daily living of patients after glioma resection with awake craniotomy Yuichiro Murakawa1),2), Miyoko Takebayashi3), Shinichi Takabatake2), Masahiro Nonaka4), Shin Nakajima4) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 364-365, 2014.

	PD1-3-4 Relationship between apathy, frontal lobe functions, and improvement in activities of daily living after subcortical stroke akio takeuchi1),2), takatosi baba2), ken nakatani3), kengo yosii4), shusuke takahasi5) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 366-367, 2014.

	PD1-3-5 Relationship between mood after subcortical stroke and improvement in activities of daily living Akira Umeda1), Goh Matsuda1), Ken Nakatani2), Kengo Yoshii3), Shusuke Takahashi4) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 368-369, 2014.

	PD1-4-1 The relationship between cervical spondylotic myelopathy and occupation Chishin Hangai1), Kumi Haga1), Masumi Iwabuchi2), Osamu Shirado2) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 370-371, 2014.

	PD1-4-2 Objective differences in loss of dexterity between median and ulnar nerve palsy Yoshikazu IDO1),2), Shigeharu UCHIYAMA2), Toshiro ITSUBO1),2), Yukihiko HATA3), Hiroyuki KATO1),2) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 372-373, 2014.

	PD1-4-3 The association of hyperkyphosis with physical function and ADL among elderly women. - Set cut-off value of kyphosis index - Takuhiro Okabe1), Toshio Higashi2), Kenji Sakamoto1), Satoshi Mizukami1), Mitsuo Kanagae1) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 374-375, 2014.

	PD1-4-4 Therapy for Severe Degloving Injury of Bilateral Hands shinobu taniguchi, eri kabeya, minori hikita, kenji tanaka Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 376-377, 2014.

	PD1-4-5 A pilot study of influences of the thumb abduction limitations on the control of the rice-bowl precision grip. Masami Tsujimura1), Terufumi Iitsuka2), Yutaka Kataoka1), Sadaharu Miyamoto1) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 378-379, 2014.

	PD1-5-1 Measuring participation according to the ICF : A comparison of content and quality of commonly used instruments in adult rehabilitation - Measuring participation according to the ICF - B Prodinger1), A Tennant2), C Ballert1), M Hopfe1), G Stucki1),3),4), A Cieza1),4),5) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 380-380, 2014.

	PD1-5-2 Using Rasch analysis to refine the Personal Care Participation Assessment and Resource Tool (PC-PART). Susan Darzins1),2), Christine Imms1),2), Marilyn Di Stefano2), Nicholas Taylor2),3), Julie Pallant4) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 381-381, 2014.

	PD1-5-3 Keizoku wa chikara nari - Continuing on after a setback is its own kind of strength : Performing Everyday Activities in the context of HIV-associated Neurological Disorder. Camilla Hawkins Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 382-382, 2014.

	PD1-6-1 The Coming of Age : A Model for Virtual Occupational Therapy Conferences Susan Burwash1), Anita Hamilton2), Sarah Bodell3), Angela Hook3), Merrolee Penman4) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 383-383, 2014.

	PD1-6-2 Health Workforce Capacity Development using IT Miyazaki Masako, Lili Liu Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 384-384, 2014.

	PD1-6-3 Robotics in health care Ursula Meidert, Heidrun Becker Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 385-385, 2014.

	PD1-7-1 A cost benefit study of welfare technology in practice- - Supervision with web camera as a complement to physical visits - Raymond Dahlberg Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 386-386, 2014.

	PD1-7-2 Internet Sources as Qualitative Data for Study of Occupation and Quality of Life Barbara Kornblau1), Bill Wong2) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 387-387, 2014.

	PD1-7-4 Incorporating a Wearable Upper Extremity Robotics Device into Daily Activities at Home Grace Kim1), Lisa Rivera1), Joel Stein1),2) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 388-388, 2014.

	PD1-8-1 Accessing smart devices - more than just ‘Apps’ - Michele Verdonck1),2), Fiona Maye1) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 389-389, 2014.

	PD1-8-3 Becoming a user of assistive technology for cognitive support - Significant junctures along the way Eva Lindqvist, Louise Nygard, Lena Borell Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 390-390, 2014.

	PD1-8-4 A new oxygen cannula for alleviating a feeling of dyspnea at dressing activity of patient Yuta Shiogai Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 391-392, 2014.

	PD1-9-1 An Interdisciplinary Approach to Medication Management for Persons with Cognitive Deficits. Katherine Cooper1), Caitlin Dennison2), Major Erik Johnson2) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 393-393, 2014.

	PD1-9-2 Needs of Stroke caregivers at Acute Hospital in Southern Vietnam Yumiko Hayashi Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 394-395, 2014.

	PD1-9-3 Improving Evidence-based Practice Using an Online Collaborative Platform Lise Poissant1),2), Annie Rochette1),3), Sara Ahmed4),5), Isabelle David2) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 396-396, 2014.

	PD1-9-4 The effect of "the color karuta qualia game" on dementia elderly person namiko miura1), kenichirou orimo2) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 397-398, 2014.

	PD2-1-1 Factors effecting the participation and quality-of-life of stroke survivors living in the community Tal Jarus1), Melinda Suto1), Tim Readman2), Anita Hubley3), Kim Fink-Jensen1) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 399-399, 2014.

	PD2-1-2 Community Based Rehabilitation : Does it really improve the level of productivity among persons with physical disabilities? Moniruzzaman Moniruzzaman1), Monjurul Habib2), Palash Chandra Saha2) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 400-400, 2014.

	PD2-1-3 Participation and community reintegration experiences of stroke survivors and caregivers Melinda Suto1), Tal Jarus1), Tim Readman2), Kim Fink-Jensen1) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 401-401, 2014.

	PD2-1-4 Self-efficacy and quality of life among patients after cerebrovascular accident Ryota Nagano1),2), Takao Tashiro2) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 402-403, 2014.

	PD2-2-1 A Randomized Controlled Trial ; video-games versus traditional therapy - a community group rehabilitation program for chronic stroke Debbie Rand1), Noa Givon1), Clara Rozental-Iluz1), Harold Weingarden2), Gabi Zelig2) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 404-404, 2014.

	PD2-2-2 How client-centred approach was integrated in the everyday lives : experiences of significant others to people with stroke Ann-Sofie Bertilsson, Lena Von Koch, Kerstin Tham, Ulla Johansson Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 405-405, 2014.

	PD2-2-4 Sound Lateralization in Unilateral Spatial Neglect Patients Nobuyuki Sunahara1), Masako Notoya2) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 406-407, 2014.

	PD2-3-1 Occupational therapy for cancer patients - A controlled clinical trial - Line Lindahl-Jacobsen1),2), Dorte Gilsa Hansen1), Karen la Cour3), Jens Sondergaard1) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 408-408, 2014.

	PD2-3-2 Evaluation of Occupational Therapy Services in an Oncology Musculo-Skeletal Program Debbie Hebert1),2), Jennifer Soong3), Margaret Liu3), Young-Eun Russell3), Stacey Marshall3) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 409-409, 2014.

	PD2-3-3 An occupational therapy assessment for cancer-related fatigue in an ambulatory setting - Protocol development and trialling - Elizabeth Pearson, Carol McKinstry, Marilyn Di Stefano Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 410-410, 2014.

	PD2-3-4 Activity problems important to people with advanced cancer living at home Ase Brandt1),2), Karen la Cour2), Eva Waehrens2) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 411-411, 2014.

	PD2-4-1 Early Intervention of Occupational Therapy in Intensive Care Sarah Long Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 412-412, 2014.

	PD2-4-2 Total Support Team for severe trauma patients suggest good quality of early intervention Michiteru Miyazaki1), Yuichi Kataoka2), Takenori Zimbo1), Tazumasa Miida1), Takashi Hentona1) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 413-414, 2014.

	PD2-4-3 The clinical utility of the Functional Status Assessment of Seniors in the Emergency Department (FSAS-ED) Nathalie Veillette1),2),3), Marie-Claude Beaudoin4), Julia Robitaille5) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 415-415, 2014.

	PD2-4-4 An exploration of the lived experience of occupational therapists in Accident and Emergency Departments in Scotland. - "All of life is here." - Kirstin S.James Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 416-416, 2014.

	PD2-5-1 Video-feedback improves self-awareness in adults after traumatic brain injury : A randomised controlled trial Julia Schmidt1),2), Jennifer Fleming2), Tamara Ownsworth3), Natasha A Lannin4),5) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 417-417, 2014.

	PD2-5-2 Occupational therapist practice patterns in relation to clients with cognitive impairment following acquired brain injury Kajsa Holmqvist, Ann-Britt Ivarsson, Marie Holmefur Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 418-418, 2014.

	PD2-5-3 The NEW Assessment Scale for the Performance of Persons with Cognitive Disease : Assessment Scale of Occupational Activities (ASOS) Noriyoshi Asai1), Kayoko Narita2) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 419-420, 2014.

	PD2-6-2 Comparative Assessment of Robot-Assisted Therapies in Chronic Stroke : A Pilot Study Chung-shan Hung1), Yu-wei Hsieh2),3), Ching-yi Wu2),3), Keh-chung Lin1) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 421-421, 2014.

	PD2-6-4 The effects of upper limb motor training using the Saebo dynamic orthosis on manual dexterity after stroke : A phase II randomised trial Caroline Hills1), Natasha Lannin2), Anne Cusick3), Bianca Kinnear4), Gregory Bowring5) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 422-422, 2014.

	PD2-6-5 Assessment of the exercise intensity of short stick exercises in elderly individuals Katsushi Yokoi1), Shigeki Kurasawa1), Masaki Nishii1), Megumi Izuta1), Nobuyuki Miyai2) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 423-424, 2014.

	PD2-7-1 A Randomized Controlled Trial of Self-Regulation in Promoting Functionin Acute Post-Stroke Patients Karen P.Y.Liu1), Chetwyn C.H.Chan2) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 425-425, 2014.

	PD2-7-2 First-time occupational therapy evaluation factors affecting outcomes in acute stroke patients Sachiko Tsubakino1), Hiromi Fujii2), Toshiaki Sato2), Rei Kondo3) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 426-427, 2014.

	PD2-7-3 Long-term effects of injection of botulinum toxin type A combined with occupational therapy for spastic upper limb hemiparesis after stroke yousuke sase, fumie toyama, hiroyuki ozawa, kensuke taguchi, masahiro abo Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 428-429, 2014.

	PD2-7-5 Effectiveness of Approach for the visual space cognitive impairment of the case with the Ba'lint syndrome Mitsuharu Sugawara1), Masaharu Maeda2), Hirotaka Nagumo3), Mariko Hara4) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 430-431, 2014.

	PD3-1-1 A new tool for occupational therapists working in vocational rehabilitation : pilot testing Marie-Jose Durand1),2), Nicole Vezina3), Marie-Christine Richard2) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 432-432, 2014.

	PD3-1-2 Becoming Unemployed and Employed Again - An Early Intervention Program for People in Transition - Sabine Plaehn Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 433-433, 2014.

	PD3-1-3 Occupational Therapists as Return-To-Work Coordinators in Singapore Siew Khoon,Heidi Tan1), Sai Ching,Doreen Yeo2), Yu Ting,Joanna Giam1), Yao Hong,Jonathan Ee1), Kay Fei Chan2) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 434-434, 2014.

	PD3-2-1 Musculoskeletal symptoms and their associations with ergonomic physical risk factors of the women engaging in regular rural household activities : a picture from a rural village in Bangladesh Monjurul Habib, Saleh Ur Rahman Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 435-435, 2014.

	PD3-2-2 A Locomotor Disability Scale for Bangladesh : development and validation Ilias Mahmud1),2), Lynda Clarke2), George Ploubidis2) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 436-436, 2014.

	PD3-2-3 Experiences of Australian Hand Therapists in developing capacity in Bangladesh Lisa O'Brien1),2), Alison Hardman2) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 437-437, 2014.

	PD3-2-4 Evaluation of the implementation of Occupational Therapy in Mozambique - The voices of employers and policy makers - Silvia Martins1),2), Luis Curral3) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 438-438, 2014.

	PD3-2-5 Organizational norms and employees' participation at work in individualistic and collectivistic cultures Skender Redzovic Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 439-439, 2014.

	PD3-3-1 Coping Strategies of Latino Women Caring for a Spouse Recovering From a Stroke : A Grounded Theory Luis de Leon Arabit Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 440-440, 2014.

	PD3-3-2 A dyadic perspective regarding participation in everyday life and life satisfaction after stroke Aileen Bergstrom1), Lena von Koch1),2), Kerstin Tham1), Gunilla Eriksson1) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 441-441, 2014.

	PD3-3-3 The effect of a chronic phase stroke outpatient's occupational therapy. Chiharu Odajima Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 442-443, 2014.

	PD3-3-4 Traumatic brain injury (TBI) and workforce involvement - a matter of evolving a life situation where the subjects could develop a higher degree of self-efficacy - Annica EM.Johansson1), Tor Haugstad1), Marie Berg1), Ulla Johansson2),3) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 444-444, 2014.

	PD3-4-1 The Lifestyle Management for Arthritis Programme (LMAP) : long-term follow-up of a randomized controlled trial in inflammatory arthritis. Alison Hammond1), Joanne Rayner2) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 445-445, 2014.

	PD3-4-2 Occupational therapy approaches for bi-lateral metacarpal hands - A case report of a patient who returned to work through a treatment plan developed based on the patient's desires. - Terufumi Iitsuka1), Sadaharu Miyamoto2), Shoji Takami3) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 446-447, 2014.

	PD3-4-3 Effectiveness of Thumb Suspension Splint for CM joint arthritis Koji Nakanishi1), Syuiti Sasaki1), Kenji Onuma2) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 448-449, 2014.

	PD3-4-4 Occupational therapy for a patient with multiple severed fingers to enable playing the Shamisen Hiroyuki Ozawa1), Izumi Yosizawa1), Kensuke Taguchi1), Mitsuhito Yukawa2), Masahiro Abo3) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 450-451, 2014.

	PD3-4-5 Efficacy of the Thumb Suspension Splint for carpometacarpal joint osteoarthritis Shuichi Sasaki1), Koji Nakanshi1), Kenji Onuma2) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 452-453, 2014.

	PD3-5-1 The relation between driving ability and attention - Verification using a driving simulator - Masako Fujii1),2), Hitoshi Nakashima1), Kazuaki Goshi3), Rumi Tanemura2) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 454-455, 2014.

	PD3-5-2 Usefulness of computer-based testing for attentional function required to drive a car KOZO WATANABE1), MIWA TSUJI3), YUJI HIGASHI1), TOSHIRO FUJIMOTO2), TOSHIYO TAMURA4) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 456-457, 2014.

	PD3-5-3 Characteristics of body movement difficulties and errors in elderly dementia patients. - A viewpoint of body image change - Haruka Kinoshita1),2), Seiji Nishida3), Tomehichi Yamamoto4), Chinami Ishizuki5), Hideki Miyaguchi5) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 458-459, 2014.

	PD3-5-4 Convergent construct validity, predictive validity, and responsiveness of the Point Digit Span Test in patients with stroke. Yi Lu, I-ping Hsueh, Ching-lin Hsieh Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 460-460, 2014.

	PD3-6-1 The Influence of Tissue Expander Insertion on the Outcome of Perioperative Occupational Therapy after Mastectomy for Breast Cancer Rumiko Kato, Hisako Tajiri, Kazuhide Tajiri, Hideyuki Yashiro, Akira Tanuma Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 461-462, 2014.

	PD3-6-2 Association between STEF and Barthel index in neurodegenerative disease accompanied by ataxia Hirotaka Nagumo1),3), Masaharu Maeda2), Mitsuharu Sugawara4), Mariko Hara5), Noriko Fujita1) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 463-464, 2014.

	PD3-6-3 Relationship between Motor Imagery and Activities of Daily Living in Patients with Parkinson's Disease Masataka Nakatsuru1), Hajime Nakanishi2), Hideki Miyaguchi3), Futoshi Wada4), Kenji Hachisuka4) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 465-466, 2014.

	PD3-6-4 Influence of environmental factors to the freezing of gait in patients with Parkinson's disease - Trial of conditional "Timed up and go test" - Yasuomi Tomii, Kenetu Shimizu Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 467-468, 2014.

	PD3-6-5 Work ability in patients with poly - and dermatomyositis. - A descriptive study. - Malin Regardt1),2), Elisabet Welin Henriksson1),2), Jan Sandqvist3), Ingrid Lundberg1), Marie-Louise Schult4) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 469-469, 2014.

	PD3-7-1 Living well with chronic pain - A grounded theory - Bronwyn Thompson Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 470-470, 2014.

	PD3-7-2 Reconstructing the occupational self during recovery from acute non-specific low back pain : the meaning of physical activity Jenny C.King, Frances A.Reynolds, Lorraine H.De Souza Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 471-471, 2014.

	PD3-7-3 Women with upper limb Repetitive Strain Injuries (RSI) and their decision making in hosuework Therma Cheung1), Lindy Clemson2), Kate O' Loughlin2), Russell Shuttleworth3) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 472-472, 2014.

	PD3-7-4 Helping Women with Obstetric Fistula Re-Discover Their Occupations - The Role of Occupational Therapy - Campbell M.Mikush Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 473-473, 2014.

	PD4-1-1 Enhancing knowing and well-being through person-centred assessment in acute, physical hospital settings Helen Wilby, Diane Cox Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 474-474, 2014.

	PD4-1-2 Functional Outcome Following Limb Salvage Surgery for Upper-Limb Soft Tissue Malignant Tumor - Long Term OT Intervention for the Three Cases - Masanari Inada, Yasunori Sakamoto, Hozumi Ikawa, Kuninori Sano, Kazuya Mizuochi Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 475-476, 2014.

	PD4-1-3 The effect of dominant hand motor sequence learning on improving non-dominant hand exercises Motoki Kurumai 1),2), Daisuke Hirano1),3), Takashi Fujioka1),4), Yuki Seki1),5), Takamichi Taniguchi1),5) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 477-478, 2014.

	PD4-1-4 Is it possible to improve ADL ability among women with fibromyalgia? Cecilie von Bulow1),2), Kirstine Amris1), Karen la Cour2), Eva Ejlersen Waehrens1),2) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 479-479, 2014.

	PD4-2-1 The Views and Experiences of UK Occupational Therapists working in Pediatric Upper Limb Prosthetics in the NHS - Priorities for the Development of Services and Devices - Tara S Sims1),2), Maggie Donovan-Hall1), Cheryl Metcalf1) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 480-480, 2014.

	PD4-2-2 Time course changes in upper extremity function and the HAND 20 score in patients with cervical myelopathy from pre-surgery to 3 months after surgery Hiroyuki Miura1), Takahiro Satou2), Satoko Nemoto3) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 481-482, 2014.

	PD4-2-3 Simple tests for evaluating hand function in scene of rehabilitation and life RYOSUKE MIYADERA, TSUNETO FURUTA Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 483-484, 2014.

	PD4-2-4 A retrospective investigation of Occupational Therapy for patients with burn in an acute phase - comparison of home discharge group and the hospital transfer group - Takeshi Moriyama1), Katsutoshi Senoo2), Hiromichi Fujiwara1), Manabu Yoshimura1), Shinsuke Matsumoto3) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 485-486, 2014.

	PD4-2-5 Effects of OT treatment in managing pain and upper limb function for people with tennis elbow : An observational study. ZIXIAN YANG1), JOYCE SUANG BEE KOH2), TET SEN HOWE2), BERNARD F.MORREY3), MICHELLE HUI XIAN LIM1) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 487-487, 2014.

	PD4-3-1 Possibilities for occupational therapists within terminal cancer rehabilitation - Investigation of FIM and dietary intake of terminal cancer patients - Sakiko Okamoto1), Azumi Watanabe1), Atsuko Hayakawa1), Shigenori Harada1), Kazuyo Oguchi2) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 488-489, 2014.

	PD4-3-2 Analysis of assessments and intervention policies by gathering case studies on occupational therapy for cancer Hiroki Shiramasa1), Takamichi Taniguchi1), Wataru Fujita1), Akari Shioda1), Motoko Sugihara2) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 490-491, 2014.

	PD4-3-3 Acute phase occupational therapy for patients with burn injury in upper extremities - Do ADLs improve impairment ? - Mitsuyo Mori1), Kohei Ishita1), Shin Yamada2), Yasutomo Okajima2) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 492-493, 2014.

	PD4-4-1 The role of the occupational therapist on the acute stroke team Keishiro Goto1), Koji Yamada1), Hiroyuki Kawano2), Toshiro Yonehara1),2) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 494-495, 2014.

	PD4-4-2 The effect of Occupational Therapy in acute stroke hospital Akira Michimata1),2), Takeo Kondo2), Shin-Ichi Izumi2) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 496-497, 2014.

	PD4-4-3 Using virtual moving targets to improve arm movement and standing postural control in patients with Parkinson's disease Hui-Ing Ma Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 498-498, 2014.

	PD4-4-5 The relationships between motor imagery ability and upper limb function in patients with Parkinson's disease. Hajime Nakanishi1),2), Tomehichi Yamamoto3), Chinami Ishizuki2), Hiroaki Kimura1), Hideki Miyaguti2) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 499-500, 2014.

	PD4-5-1 Factors affecting results and hospitalization after flexor tendon repair in zone 1 and 2 Toshiyasu Sakurai1), Yuya Kobayashi1), Hiroshi Yamazaki2) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 501-502, 2014.

	PD4-5-2 Post operative range of motion of fracture dislocation of proximal interphalangeal joint of finger with dynamic external fixator Kazuma Miwa1), Kunji Shirahama2), Emi Yamazaki1), Maya Hatanaka1) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 503-504, 2014.

	PD4-5-3 Flexor tendon tension during blocking exercise - Influence of palmar side compressive force - Yukihiro Osanami1),2), Mitsuhiro Aoki3), Rikiya Shirato4), Eiichi Uchiyama1) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 505-506, 2014.

	PD4-5-4 Ultrasonographic measurement of flexor tendon excursion during Kleinert protocol - Comparison between all digits traction and single digit traction - Ayumu Echigo1), Sadako Tsubota2), Mitsuhiro Aoki3) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 507-508, 2014.

	PD4-5-5 Comparison of occupational therapy training in two different environments in upper extremity injuries Burcu Semin Akel1), Tulin Duger2) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 509-509, 2014.

	PD4-6-1 Immediate Effects of Repetitive Wrist Extension on Grip Strength in Patients with Distal Radial Fracture Masahiro Mitsukane1), Noboru Sekiya2) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 510-511, 2014.

	PD4-6-2 The life condition for Thalidomide embryopathy in Japan - the actual condition of Thalidomide-Impaired people over 50 years from some questionnaire results - Takeshi Kobayashi1), Atsuto Yoshizawa2), Yuko Takamori3), Tetsutaro Yanase3) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 512-513, 2014.

	PD4-6-3 Multiple injuries to both hands causing right ulnar nerve damage : a case report Keiko Takeuchi Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 514-515, 2014.

	PD4-6-4 Physical Disabilities in Severe Burn Injuries KOHEI ISHITA1), MITSUYO MORI1), SHIN YAMADA2), YASUTOMO OKAJIMA2) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 516-517, 2014.

	PD4-6-5 THE REHABILITATION PLAN CAN FACILITATE ADAPTATION IN PEOPLE WITH LATE EFFECTS OF POLIO Eva Mansson Lexell1),2), Jan Lexell1),2), Maria Larsson Lund3) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 518-518, 2014.

	PD4-7-1 Development of the Assisting Hand Assessment-Stroke : A Rasch-built Performance Measure for Adults with acquired hemiparesis. Lena Krumlinde Sun dholm1), Barbro Lindquist2), Brian Hoare3) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 519-519, 2014.

	PD4-7-2 Engaging occupations contributing to change in the recovery process after stroke - Qualitative Research Synthesis (QRS) - Kerstin Tham Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 520-520, 2014.

	PD4-7-3 Evaluation of a Tele-Rehabilitation System for improving use of the impaired upper extremity in daily activities of people with Stroke Rachel Kizony1),2),3), P.L. (Tamar) Weiss1),2), Sharon Harel1),3), Yoram Feldman1), Mordechai Shani1) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 521-521, 2014.

	PD4-7-4 Which patients with a stroke are believed to need a predischarge home visit by occupational therapists? A qualitative and quantitative investigation Phillip Whitehead1), Avril Drummond2), Marion Walker1) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 522-522, 2014.

	PD4-8-2 ENVIRONMENTAL PERCEPTION AND SOCIAL PARTICIPATION OF AMATEUR AND PROFESSIONAL ATHLETES WITH DISABILITIES Gonca Bumin1), Gokcen Akyurek2) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 523-523, 2014.

	PD4-8-4 A Model of Wheelchair Users' Participation in Community-based, Discretionary Activities Anita Perr1),2) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 524-524, 2014.

	PD4-9-1 Development of an Assessment System for Cognitive Function Using Virtual Reality - The Effect of Age in Healthy Volunteers - Hiromi Sakai1), Sayaka Okahashi2),4), Maki Kojima3), Akinori Nagano4), Zhiwei Luo4) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 525-526, 2014.

	PD4-9-2 An occupational therapy program that uses the Makuhari Work Sample at a medical institution for patients with higher brain dysfunction. Yuko Shimizu, Junko Hayasaka, Kazuyuki Sugai, Hiroshi Watanabe Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 527-528, 2014.

	PD4-9-3 A Service Evaluation of the Effectiveness and Efficiency of an Education Group in an Outpatient Brain Injury Rehabilitation Setting Orla P.McEvoy1),2), Mark Delargy1), Michele C.Verdonck1),4), Ian Callanan3) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 529-529, 2014.

	PD4-9-4 An intervention that includes for self-prediction before the occupational performance and emphasizing processing strategies for developing self-awareness of clients with higher-level cognitive function damage. Tomoko Miyahara1), Hajime Shimizu2), Hideaki Hanaoka1), Shingo Yamane1), Kaoru Kawahara3) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 530-531, 2014.

	PD4-9-5 Factors contributing to continuous employment of people assisted by Higher Brain Function Center Yuka Murota1), Kaoru Kawahara1), Tomoko Kamimura2) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 532-533, 2014.

	EL1-1-1 Creating awareness of the last part of life - A key to outreach of health-promotion for older foreign-born Swedes - Emmelie Barenfeld1),2), Susanne Gustafsson1), Lars Wallin3), Synneve Dahlin-Ivanoff1) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 534-534, 2014.

	EL1-1-2 Toileting Independence, Occupational Performance and Participation among the Elderly - An exploration of relationships among variables and their implications on occupational therapy practice - Salvador Bondoc Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 535-535, 2014.

	EL1-1-3 Relation to the Serious Dementia Elderly Person who Develops Visual Impairment - From a viewpoint of Environmental Adaptation - Kazutaka Hirowatari, Takayuki Iwabuchi, Keisuke Yokota, Mutsumi Shiga, Megumi Kushida Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 536-537, 2014.

	EL1-1-4 The head and neck cancer treatment experience : opportunities for occupational therapy Heather Renter1), David Renter2) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 538-538, 2014.

	EL1-2-1 Patterns of Environmental Factor Awareness among Elderly Who Utilize In- Home Services - Affects on Subjective QOL - Kenji Yabuwaki1), Hiroyuki Notoh2), Takashi Yamada3), Masahiro Shigeta4) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 539-540, 2014.

	EL1-2-2 Decline factors of the MMSE for the prevention of dementia Sota Nishi, Kenichi Tori, Ichiro Maeshiro, Sinichi Nojiri, Hiroaki Yamanaga Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 541-542, 2014.

	EL1-2-3 Effect of acute dynamic exercise on cognitive function in elderly subjects Kana Endo, Nan Liang, Kei Ishii, Mitsuhiro Idesako, Kanji Matsukawa Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 543-544, 2014.

	EL1-2-4 The relationship between chronic pain and reduction in cognitive function Mohammed Nadar1), Zainab Jasem2) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 545-545, 2014.

	EL1-2-5 The Correlation of Cognitive Impairments and Dressing Ability in the Elderly Afsaneh Abrilahij1), Mona Siminghalam1), Hasan Ashayeri2) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 546-546, 2014.

	EL1-3-1 Why volunteer? Identifying common themes for why older adults choose to work for a Volunteer transport service. Kate Young1),2), Camilla Radia-George2) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 547-547, 2014.

	EL1-3-2 Boredom in elderly living at home : an exploratory study Rebecca Clapperton, Julie Desrosiers Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 548-548, 2014.

	EL1-3-3 Refactoring of the SAFER-HOME to represent the occupational context of a person. Ruijie Li1), Lip Chin Ng2), Noor Hafizah3) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 549-549, 2014.

	EL1-3-4 Mixing methods in developing questionnaires for older adults with dementia living at home : insight from OUTDEM study. Isabel Margot-Cattin1),2),3), Nicolas Kuhne1), Anders Kottorp2), Annika Ohman2), Louise Nygard2) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 550-550, 2014.

	EL1-3-5 The transactional relationship between person, environment and activities determines occupations. - The experience of transition towards and adaptation to retirement : A qualitative study - Eva Van de Vijver, Ignaas Devisch, Dominique Van de Velde Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 551-551, 2014.

	EL1-4-1 Understanding and measuring the home environment for home modification practice : Developing the Dimensions of Home Measure (DOHM) Tammy Aplin, Louise Gustafsson, Chi-Wen Chien, Desleigh de Jonge Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 552-552, 2014.

	EL1-4-3 Putting Occupation back into housing modifications : Using the OTIPM to support the role of occupational therapists in the design and delivery of housing modifications Rachel Russell1), Marcus Ormerod1), Rita Newton1), Gill Chard2) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 553-553, 2014.

	EL1-5-1 An exploration of the potential of Dementia Care Mapping as a practice development tool to facilitate meaningful engagement. Sanet Du Toit Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 554-554, 2014.

	EL1-5-2 The Management tool for daily life performance decreases re-hospitalization for patients with Behavioral and Psychological Symptoms of Dementia Shigehito Shiota1), Chiga Murai1), Tatsuru Kitamura2) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 555-556, 2014.

	EL1-5-3 Adaptation and coping strategies used by older adults with Mild Cognitive Impairment : a qualitative exploratory study Anneleen Van de Wiele1), Anja Velghe2), Patricia De Vriendt2) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 557-557, 2014.

	EL1-6-1 Reproducibility of interview-based ADL ability measures among occupational therapists, physical therapists and nursing staff. Eva Ejlersen Waehrenrs1),2) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 558-558, 2014.

	EL1-6-3 The effectiveness of the occupational therapy program for healthy elderly people - Randomized Controlled Trial - Takashi Yamada1), Hironori Kawamata2), Norikazu Kobayashi3) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 559-560, 2014.

	EL1-6-4 The Effects of a Life Goal Setting Technique in a Preventive Care Program for Older Adults Yoshimi Yuri1),2), Shinichi Takabatake2), Tomoko Nishikawa2), Taro Fujiwara3), Mari Oka4) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 561-562, 2014.

	EL1-7-1 An interdisciplinary primary care program to prevent disability among community dwelling frail older people - A large scale process evaluation - Ramon Daniels1), Silke Metzelthin2), Erik van Rossum1),2),3), Luc de Witte1),3), Ruud Kempen2) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 563-563, 2014.

	EL1-7-2 Effects of Facoemulsification on activity performance and social particiation in patients with cenile cataract - Activity Performance and Social Participation in Cenile Cataract - Meral Huri1), Esra Aki1), Gonca Bumin1), Fatih Karel2) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 564-564, 2014.

	EL1-7-3 The impact of occupational therapy for the patients with terminal cancer Chika Kato1), Satoshi Tamaki1), Aya Hasegawa1), Akiko Okajima2), Yoichi Uozumi3) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 565-566, 2014.

	EL1-7-4 A national strategy led by occupational therapists to enhance older driver safety Janet M.Craik, Julie Lapointe, Claudia von Zweck Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 567-567, 2014.

	EL2-1-1 CONTEMPORARY DEBATES ON PUBLIC HEALTH AND OCCUPATIONAL THERAPY - THE CONCEPTUAL AND METODOLOGICAL TOOLS DERIVED FROM THIS APPROACH OF POPULATION PROBLEMS - JUAN ARANGO1),2) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 568-568, 2014.

	EL2-1-2 The Special Health Needs of Aging Farmers - Occupational Therapy Interventions - Mary Hildebrand Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 569-569, 2014.

	EL2-1-3 A qualitative study of three intervention programs for people with dementia and their informal caregivers ; matching a program and needs? Netta Van't Leven1), Jacomine de Lange1),2), Anna-Eva Prick3), Anne Margriet Pot2),3) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 570-570, 2014.

	EL2-1-4 Conceptualising resilience in older people : The findings of an integrative literature review Jacqueline Whitehead1), Kirsty Forsyth1), Linda Irvine2), Caroline Clark3), Katie McWilliam2),3) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 571-571, 2014.

	EL2-2-1 Activities in public space and being a pedestrian goes hand in hand Anna Brorsson1), Annika Ohman1), Stefan Lundberg2), Louise Nygard1) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 572-572, 2014.

	EL2-2-2 Examining Patterns and Profiles of Information and Communication Technology use by Older Adults Sajay Arthanat, Kerryellen Vroman Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 573-573, 2014.

	EL2-2-4 Effect of cooking activity in Long-Term Care Health Facility Tatsuhiko Murai, Haruo Mizuma Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 574-575, 2014.

	EL2-3-2 Daily occupations and fear of falling in persons receiving housing adaptations Gunilla Carlsson, Lisa Ekstam, Agneta Malmgren Fange Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 576-576, 2014.

	EL2-3-3 Effectiveness of a multifactorial, evidence based occupational therapy intervention program for falls prevention in the well elderly Luz Muniz Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 577-577, 2014.

	EL2-4-1 A SYSTEMATIC REVIEW OF RECONDITIONING INTERVENTIONS IN REHABILITATION Amanda Timmer1),2), Carolyn Unsworth1),3), Nicholas Taylor1) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 578-578, 2014.

	EL2-4-2 Are cognitive assessments used by occupational therapists predictive of clients' functional performance? Laura Jolliffe1), Ted Brown1), Leesa Fielding2) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 579-579, 2014.

	EL2-4-3 Effects of tailor-made cognitive rehabilitation method based on the prefrontal function on patients with dementia : A randomized controlled study Satoe Ichihara-Takeda1), Nozomu Ikeda1), Kiyoji Matsuyama1), Shintaro Funahashi2) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 580-581, 2014.

	EL2-5-1 Understanding of information sharing among occupational therapists and care workers in special elderly nursing homes Yoshihiro Usami1), keiko Ogawa2), Yuusuke Nishida2) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 582-583, 2014.

	EL2-5-2 Smell Disorder in Patients with Neurodegenerative Disease - Understanding of the Actual Condition and Involvement of Occupational Therapy - Kazuhiko Seki1), Kazuhito Tsuruta2), Akemi Inatsu3), Yasuho Fukumoto4), Masahiro Shigeta5) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 584-585, 2014.

	EL2-5-3 Use of parametric speaker for the elderly with BPSD in a residential care setting Yuko Nishiura1), Yoko Konagaya2), Minoru Hoshiyama3) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 586-587, 2014.

	EL2-5-4 Occupational Therapy Low Vision Rehabilitation in Singapore : Programme Development and Evaluation Debbie Boey Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 588-588, 2014.

	EL2-5-5 Exercise Adherence and Virtual Reality Gaming for Older Adults at Risk for Falls Rick Davenport Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 589-589, 2014.

	EL2-6-1 Effectiveness of Rehabilitation for the Handicapped Elderly Using the Robot-Suit HAL (Hybrid Assistive Limb) at a Geriatric Health Service Facility. - A Project for Better Solutions with the LIFE INNOVATION in Aomori, Japan - Shinobu Sunaba1), Kouji Niwata2), Misa Ohkubo3), Michio Suwanai1), Yasuhiko Tani1) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 590-591, 2014.

	EL2-6-2 A terminal cancer patient who could return his home by the inter-professional collaboration - Working as a coordinator - Hironobu Maeda1), Mariko Kobayashi1), Sanae Mori1), Akira Endo1), Ryuji Kobayashi2) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 592-593, 2014.

	EL2-6-3 Study of a left hemiplegia patient able to return to work as a carpenter after receiving short-term outpatient rehabilitation through the japanese public nursing care insurance system for the elderly. Kazunori Ookawa Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 594-595, 2014.

	EL2-6-4 How do home dwelling elderly experience the assistive technology device provision process? Astrid Gramstad1),2) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 596-596, 2014.

	EL2-6-5 Sensor monitoring to measure and support activities of daily living for independently living older people - a systematic review and roadmap for further development - Margriet Pol1), Soemitro Poerbodipoero1), Saskia Robben3), Margo van Hartingsveldt1), Bianca Buurman2) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 597-597, 2014.

	EL3-1-1 Development, implementation and evaluation of a Social Fitness programme to improve social participation Hanneke Donkers1),2), Maud Graff1),2),4), Dinja van der Veen1),2),3), Ria Nijhuis-van der Sanden1),3), Myrra Vernooij-Dassen1),2),4) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 598-598, 2014.

	EL3-1-2 The developing of a mockup that supports meaningful activity in artificial environment - innovation through participation of people with dementia - Jonas Holsbaek Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 599-599, 2014.

	EL3-1-3 Profile of older adults with cognitive impairment in memory clinic of a tertiary hospital in India and application of newly developed occupational therapy intervention for patients with mild to moderate dementia. Prakash Kumar1),2), S.C Tiwari2), Nand kumar3), R K Tripathi2), A B Dey1) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 600-600, 2014.

	EL3-1-4 Meeting the challenge of occupational therapy practice development in dementia care - Creating the future using the Mary Collaborative international innovation - Christine Raber1), Kirsty Forsyth2), Jane Melton3) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 601-601, 2014.

	EL3-2-1 Assistive Technology (Welfare Technology) and Dementia - Experiences from Alma's House Sigrid Aketun, Linda Stigen, Torhild Holthe Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 602-602, 2014.

	EL3-2-2 Assistive Technology to Younger People with Dementia in Norway - lessons learned Torhild Holthe1), Rita Jentoft2), Cathrine Arntzen2) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 603-603, 2014.

	EL3-2-3 Changes in the technological landscape over time : how relevant and difficult is everyday technology for older adults with and without cognitive impairment? Camilla Malinowsky, Louise Nygard, Anders Kottorp Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 604-604, 2014.

	EL3-2-4 Relationship between use of everyday technology and performing everyday activities in people with Alzheimer's disease or Mild Cognitive Impairment Charlotta Ryd, Nygard Louise, Ohman Annika, Kottorp Anders Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 605-605, 2014.

	EL3-3-1 The effects of occupational therapy for behavioral and psychological symptoms of dementia (BPSD) and quality of life (QOL) in demented elderly Mie Waku1), Hiroshi Nogaki2) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 606-607, 2014.

	EL3-3-2 Role of occupational therapy in assessment and guidance of screening for dementia Keiichi Iguchi, Michiko Tuchiya, Junko Imamura, Koji Kitabayashi Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 608-609, 2014.

	EL3-3-3 Effects of an Occupational Therapy Intervention on Apathy in Nursing Home Residents with Dementia (RCT) Yvonne Treusch1),2),3), Julie Page1), Andreas Heinz2),3), Michael Rapp2),3) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 610-610, 2014.

	EL3-3-4 Non-pharmacological management of frontotemporal dementia : A review of the literature and a case study illustrates potential for intervention Claire O'Connor1), Lindy Clemson1), Thais Bento Lima da Silva2), John Hodges3),4), Eneida Mioshi3),4) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 611-611, 2014.

	EL3-3-5 Practice based evidence of working with people with dementia - Occupation focused, standardised assessment - supporting accurate diagnosis - Alice Moody1), Jane Melton1), Sarah Shutter1), Christine Raber2), Kirsty Forsyth3) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 612-612, 2014.

	EL3-4-1 The Filipinos' Perceived Meaning of Occupational Transition towards Retirement Sally Jane Uy, Jennifer B.Asuque, Daniel R.Fevidal, Sheila Marie Q.Mendoza, Louisinne Nicofranne F.Purpura Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 613-613, 2014.

	EL3-4-3 Leisure activities performance among very old people in Latvia Signe Tomsone1),2), Vibeke Horstmann1), Maria Haak1) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 614-614, 2014.

	EL3-4-4 Understanding occupational / activity participation after stroke Tamara Tse1),2), Primrose Lentin3), Jacinta Douglas4), Leeanne Carey1),2) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 615-615, 2014.

	EL3-4-5 Assessments of activities in daily living - relations to health outcomes in elderly persons Vibeke Horstmann, Signe Tomsone Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 616-616, 2014.

	EL3-5-2 Evaluation of the Facilitative Factors for the Prevention of Cognitive Decline in a Preventive Intervention for Dementia Daisuke Kimura1),2), Tokunori Takeda1), Tomoko Ohura1), Aiko Imai1) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 617-618, 2014.

	EL3-5-3 Development and Validation of the Taiwanese Version of the Health Enhancement Lifestyle Profile (HELP-T) Pei-chi Su1), Wan-Yin Chen1), Ling-Hui Chang2), Hui-Fen Mao1), Jengliang Eric Hwang3) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 619-619, 2014.

	EL3-5-4 Quality of life in the depressive elders at veterans' home in Taiwan San-Ping Wang1),2), Jer-Hao Chang1), Jung-Der Wang3), Kelly Chang2), Yun-Ling Liu4) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 620-620, 2014.

	EL3-5-5 Health risks in community-dwelling older adults living alone : a constructivist perspective on clients, caregivers and professionals views Nicolas Kuhne1), Marianne Chappuis2), Maria Grazia Bedin2) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 621-621, 2014.

	EL3-6-1 The predictive validity of the advanced Activities of Daily Living (a-ADL) tool in the diagnosis of mild forms of cognitive impairment, such as MCI or mild Alzheimer's Disease, in an older geriatric population Patricia De Vriendt1),2), Elise Cornelis1),2),3), Tony Mets1),3), Ellen Gorus1),3) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 622-622, 2014.

	EL3-6-2 Service-related needs of older people with dementia as reported by service users and their unpaid carers Slywia Gorska1), Kirsty Forsyth1), Linda Irvine2), Susan Prior1), Jacqueline Whitehead1) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 623-623, 2014.

	EL3-6-3 Interactive occupation and social engagement for older adults with dementia. - Using the ATOSE to compare ‘occupational spaces’. - Mark Morgan-Brown1),3), Gill Chard2) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 624-624, 2014.

	EL3-6-4 Functional-cognitive assessment evaluation : The key for intervention in the elderly with cognitive decline living in the community Zilbershlag Yael1),2), Naomi Josman1) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 625-625, 2014.

	EL4-1-1 What is it like to be a grandmother? - Six female tenants' grandparenting experiences in one independent retirement community. - Mei-Ling Lin Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 626-626, 2014.

	EL4-1-3 Occupational Shifts in Elder South Asian Immigrants Sheama Krishnagiri Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 627-627, 2014.

	EL4-2-1 The Role of Alzheimer's Cafes in Japan : Present Situation and Future Prospects - The whole concept of Alzheimer's Cafe that dementia people family requires - Kazuo Kariyama1), Kunio Takami2), Kazuyo Suzuki3), Kyoko Eguchi4), Hitomi Matsumoto5) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 628-629, 2014.

	EL4-2-2 Long-term prognosis of stroke patients discharged from a rehabilitation ward Hitoshi Mutai1), Tomomi Furukawa2), Kasumi Araki2), kousuke Misawa2), Tokiji Hanihara1) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 630-631, 2014.

	EL4-2-3 The role of an occupational therapist in the Alzheimer's cafe and the community - What is the PEACE of user and family? - Hitomi Matsumoto1), Kazuo Kariyama2) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 632-633, 2014.

	EL4-2-4 Comparison of physical performance in older adults with good cognitive function and declined cognitive function Naoki Tomiyama1), Mohammod Monirul Islam2), Ryuichi Hasegawa3) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 634-635, 2014.

	EL4-2-5 An Approach for Long-term Care Prevention in the Community Based at a Technical College in Kyoto Megumi Nakamura, Satoshi Tsujii, Hiroko Tanimura, Shunsuke Nakamura, Yukihiro Oshima Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 636-637, 2014.

	EL4-3-1 Qualities expected of home-based occupational therapists - A qualitative pilot study - Ryuji Kobayashi1), Seigo Minami1),2), Yoshihiro Tanikawa3), Toshiyuki Ishii4), Chiga Murai5) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 638-639, 2014.

	EL4-3-2 Support for independent living of a person with serious rheumatoid arthritis by visiting services Hiroko Kurose1), Noriko Tomioka3), Yohko Inagaki2) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 640-641, 2014.

	EL4-3-3 Effects of home-based occupational therapy focusing on activities for patients with dementia Takehiro Ishii Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 642-643, 2014.

	EL4-3-4 Use of a living conditions survey in a preventative care class in A city Takashi Fujita, Naoki Tomiyama, Mai Furusawa Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 644-645, 2014.

	EL4-3-5 An investigation of the bathing conditions at the homes of hip fracture patients one year after discharge Minako Shirai, Kazuhiko Misaki, Yasuaki Takahashi, Yuka Yamanaka Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 646-647, 2014.

	EL4-4-1 Neuro-occupation - A nonlinear dynamical system perspective - Seyed Alireza Derakhshan Rad1),2), Medhi Rassafiani2), Hojatolah Haghgoo2), Emily Piven3), Homayoun Nazeran4) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 648-648, 2014.

	EL4-4-2 The role of leisure engagement in an aging population - how can occupational therapists contribute? - Ingeborg Nilsson Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 649-649, 2014.

	EL4-4-3 Learning and using technology in intertwined processes : A study of people with MCI or Alzheimer's disease Lena Rosenberg, Louise Nygard Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 650-650, 2014.

	EL4-4-4 Canadian Media Portrayals of Sexual and Relationship-Oriented Occupations in Later Life Mineko Wada1), Julia Rozanova1), Laura Hurd Clarke2) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 651-651, 2014.

	CP1-1-1 A peer cultivation of a supporter, and activity support Ryoko Hachiya, Hirooki Miyazaki, Maki Yanagibashi Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 652-653, 2014.

	CP1-1-2 Functional needs and participation in daily living activities of working women with Breast Cancer. Khawla Loubani-Hawaita1),2), Naomi Schreuer1), Uzi Milman3) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 654-654, 2014.

	CP1-1-3 Engagement in hobbies and interests by community-dwelling older people with depression - JAGES large-scale cross-sectional analysis - Tokunori Takeda1), Katsunori Kondo2), Kayo Suzuki2) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 655-656, 2014.

	CP1-1-4 Activity Participation of Community-dwelling Individuals with Schizophrenia : North Carolina, USA and Taiwan Chinyu Wu Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 657-657, 2014.

	CP1-2-1 Predictors of Job Separation for Young Schizophrenic Patients : a survey focusing on cognitive dysfunction and job separation frequency Yasuhisa Nakamura1), Tatsumi Asakura2), Naohito Shingu3) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 658-659, 2014.

	CP1-2-2 A collaborative initiative between the hospital designated as support center for projects to support people with higher cortical dysfunction and employment support agencies, with a view of implementing group training for people with higher cortical dysfunction. Yoshie Kaibai, Yukiteru Murayama, Yohei Mori Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 660-661, 2014.

	CP1-2-3 Neurological conditions and return to work : an exploratory cross sectional survey of a range of England's employers Alicja Ploszaj Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 662-662, 2014.

	CP1-2-4 Implementation of research to make changes for disabled students in higher education Sissel Horghagen, Eva Magnus Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 663-663, 2014.

	CP1-2-5 Individual accomodation as a challenge in higher education Eva Magnus Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 664-664, 2014.

	CP1-3-1 Area support network system for patients with cognitive dysfunction - Efforts of occupational therapist to establish the system - Naoya Akiyama1), Norimasa Katagiri2), Ueda Masasi1), Iio Madoka3), Yohei Shioiri1) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 665-666, 2014.

	CP1-3-2 Occupational therapy students' perceptions of use of Evidence-Based practice in home visiting for clients with CVA in the UK Ayaka Onoyama Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 667-668, 2014.

	CP1-3-3 SOCIAL AND COMMUNITY PARTICIPATION FOLLOWING SPINAL CORD INJURY : BARRIERS AND FACILITATORS Linda Barclay, Rachael McDonald, Primrose Lentin Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 669-669, 2014.

	CP1-3-4 Emphasizing the person in person centred practice : Client perspectives in brain injury rehabilitation. Kate D'Cruz1), Primrose Lentin2), Linsey Howie1) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 670-670, 2014.

	CP1-6-1 Assessing participation during transition to young adulthood : The Adolescent and Young Adult Participation Sort (AYAPS) Christine Berg Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 671-671, 2014.

	CP1-6-2 A Good Life : The personal networks of people with a developmental disability Michelle Donelly1), Anne Hillman2), Louise Whitaker4), Roger Stancliffe2), Trevor Parmenter3),5) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 672-672, 2014.

	CP1-6-3 Occupational performance amongst asylum seekers in Denmark Anne-Le Morville1),2), Kirstine Amris2), Mona Eklund3), Bente Danneskiold-Samsoe2), Lena-Karin Erlandsson3) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 673-673, 2014.

	CP1-7-1 Determinants for utilization of home-based rehabilitation services Wan-Yin Chen1), Hui-Fen Mao1), Wen-Chou Chi2), Ming-Te Shen3), Wen-Ni Huang4) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 674-674, 2014.

	CP1-7-2 ‘Reablement’ - a new innovation or core occupational therapy? Dee Christie Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 675-675, 2014.

	CP1-7-3 Factors related to effectiveness of home occupational therapy for elders offered by long term cares in the rural area in Kaohsiung Taiwan Tsai-Wei Lin1), Jui-Kun Chang1), Ku-Chou Chang2), Athena Yi-Jung Tsai3), Chia-ling Lin1) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 676-676, 2014.

	CP1-7-4 LIVED EXPERIENCES AND OCCUPATIONAL NEEDS OF VISUALLY CHALLENGED ADULTS LIVING IN MALAYSIA Jou Yin Teoh1), Michael Kenko Iwama2), Saraswathy Venkataraman3), Siti Arbi Kamso4) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 677-677, 2014.

	CP1-8-1 A critical perspective in Occupational Therapy - discussing knowledge paradigms and practice commitments - Sandra Maria Galheigo Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 678-678, 2014.

	CP1-8-2 Subjectivity in Groups of People With Disabilities - Exploring the Subjection / agency Duality and the Vision of the Disabilities from the own Living Experience - Juan Pablo Saa1),2), Pamela Gutierrez1), Raul Moya1), Javier Campos1), Nicole Yanez1) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 679-679, 2014.

	CP1-8-3 Cultural diversity and health care : an etnographic study of Chinese immigrants in Argentina. Maria Florencia Incaurgarat Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 680-680, 2014.

	CP1-8-4 Confidence in the future and hopelessness - experiences in daily occupations of immigrants with late effects of polio - An interview study with immigrants from Eastern Africa - Iolanda Tavares Silva1),2), Anna-Lisa Thoren-Jonsson1) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 681-681, 2014.

	CP1-9-1 The social construction of disability - Learning from the past, tradition for the future - Nicole Thomson1),2), Rona Macdonald1), Michael Iwama3) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 682-682, 2014.

	CP1-9-2 Community mobility as a determinant of health : The role of occupational therapy from an international perspective. Jeffrey Crabtree1),2) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 683-683, 2014.

	CP1-9-3 Creating inclusive communities together - Partnership Action for Occupational Inclusion and Mental Health - Jane Melton1), Jo Denney1), Rebecca Shute1), Kirsty Forsyth2) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 684-684, 2014.

	CP1-9-4 The usage of Alert Program(R) in a community mental health team in Singapore Sey Ing Tan Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 685-685, 2014.

	CP1-10-2 The environmental imagination in the history of occupational therapy Mark Hudson1),2) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 686-686, 2014.

	CP1-10-3 Positive mental health promotion development for children at risk for or who are obese or overweight - Creating a quality of life for children and their families impacted by the obesity epidemic - Michael A.Pizzi Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 687-687, 2014.

	CP1-10-4 Learning through sharing experience - Principles and strategies for innovative practice - Melissa Wilschutt, Liesl Peters, Roshan Galvaan Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 688-688, 2014.

	CP2-1-1 SPECIFIC VOCATIONAL AND OCCUPATIONAL REHABILITATION PROGRAM WITH A PATIENT WITH CEREBELLUM INJURY : CASE REPORT Maria Agostina Ciampa1), Fernanda Suppicich1), Ana Ines Vivanco1),2), Julieta Camino de la Llosa1) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 689-689, 2014.

	CP2-1-2 ANALYSIS OF THE WORK RELATED MUSCULOSKELETAL COMPLAINTS OF THE NON TEACHING OFFICE EMPLOYEES : BASIS FOR PROPOSED ERGONOMIC INTERVENTION PROGRAM Charles Jureidini1),3), Oliver Chad Cruz1), Maria Fe Abejar1),2) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 690-690, 2014.

	CP2-1-3 Challenges and Occupational Therapists' Roles in Providing Work Support for Postoperative Breast Cancer Patients Hiromasa Shimazaki1), Keiichi Yamasaki2), Miwako Eto3) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 691-692, 2014.

	CP2-1-4 The example of using the optimized seating system as a tool and the possibilities of the Industrial Physiotherapy. Yoshitaka Yamauchi1), Hisako Nomura2), Takuro Kijima2) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 693-694, 2014.

	CP2-2-1 Functional Capacity Evaluations : A review of the literature in the 21st century Ev Innes Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 695-695, 2014.

	CP2-2-2 Development of a rehabilitation program for return to work after stroke Gunilla Eriksson1),2), Ulla Johansson1), Therese Hellman3) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 696-696, 2014.

	CP2-2-3 Occupational therapists' views of a structured interview to identify and prioritise the work problems of people with rheumatoid arthritis in the United Kingdom Yeliz Prior, Sarah Bodell, Aparna Amanna, Alison Hammond Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 697-697, 2014.

	CP2-2-4 Safe Maximal lift : Comparison of Muscle Recruitment and Observation in Functional Capacity Evaluations Carole James1), Lynette Mackenzie2), Mike Capra3) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 698-698, 2014.

	CP2-4-1 Cultural Adaptation and Validation of Stroke Impact Scale in Uganda : A Rasch model Application. Julius Kamwesiga1),2), Kerstin Tham1), Lena von Koch1), Susanne Guidetti1), Anders Kottorp1) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 699-699, 2014.

	CP2-4-2 Advancing cultural connectedness - Senior Asian immigrants at work in New Zealand - Valerie Wright-St Clair1), Shoba Nayar2) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 700-700, 2014.

	CP2-4-3 Optimising Musculo-skeletal Health at Work - A cost effective multi-factorial approach to changing workplace culture - Bronwyn Farquhar Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 701-701, 2014.

	CP2-5-1 Shades of participation - experiences of staff at group homes for older people with intellectual disability Ida Kahlin, Anette Kjellberg Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 702-702, 2014.

	CP2-5-2 PEOPLE WITH MILD COGNITIVE IMPAIRMENT DEMONSTRATE LIMITATIONS IN ENGAGEMENT IN IADL AND SOCIAL ACTIVITIES : A COMPARISON TO PEOPLE WITH ALZHEIMER'S DISEASE AND CONTROLS Louise Nygard, Anders Kottorp Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 703-703, 2014.

	CP2-5-3 Social participation in later-life couples with and without limitations in physical functioning - Differences between husbands and wives - Fenna Van Nes1),2), Hans Jonsson4), Raymond Ostelo2), Tineke Abma3), Dorly Deeg2) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 704-704, 2014.

	CP2-6-1 Factors associated with the confusion of the family of a discharged patient. Toshikatsu Kaneda1),2), Shinichi Takabatake3), Tomoko Nishikawa3), Youko Kanao2),4), Yoshimi Yuri2),5) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 705-706, 2014.

	CP2-6-2 Differences between users and providers in regard to awareness and understanding the content and subjective effects of home-visit rehabilitation Tomoko Ohura1),2), Tsutomu Tsuyama3), Takeo Nakayama2) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 707-708, 2014.

	CP2-6-4 Community of practice : collaborating in enhancing the development of the profession Eva Gosman1), Margo Van Hartingsveldt2), Sumitro Poerbodipoero2) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 709-709, 2014.

	CP2-6-5 Examining the contextual validity of the work-life balance scale through participatory research with mental health service users Atsuko Tanimura1), Yoshikazu Ishii1), Takashi Yamada2) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 710-711, 2014.

	CP2-7-1 A Study of an Appropriate Selection of Participants for Home Health Programs through Collaboration with Public Officers Hiromi Nakamura-Thomas1), Makoto Kyougoku2), Chikara Fujita3) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 712-713, 2014.

	CP2-7-2 Comprehensive Programs on Community Health Report in Japan - Role of Occupational and Physical Therapists for Integrated Community Care System - MIYUKI OHMARU1), JUNICHI SHIMIZU2), KATSUHIRO YASUMOTO3), KENKICHI KAWAMURA4), NOBUKO OHSAKA5) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 714-715, 2014.

	CP2-7-3 Effect of physical and leisure activity program for prevention of cognitive decline in community-dwelling elderly - A randomized controlled trial - Tadahiko Kamegaya1), Yumi Araki2), Hanami Kigure2), Haruyasu Yamaguchi1) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 716-717, 2014.

	CP2-7-4 Family support in home-based occupational therapy : A qualitative pilot study Seigo Minami1),2), Ryuji Kobayashi2) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 718-719, 2014.

	CP2-7-5 Experience of an Occupational Therapy's student in a community intervention with a NGO in the Amazon riverside population Gabriela M.Takayama1), Ines V.Moldes2) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 720-720, 2014.

	CP2-8-1 The influence of internal health locus of control on the effects of intervention in the healthy elderly - Comparison of MOHO-based program and exercise program - Daisuke Takagi1), Yoshikazu Ishii2), Takashi Yamada3) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 721-722, 2014.

	CP2-8-2 Community-acquired pneumonia and dysphagia - an occupational therapy intervention study. Dorte Melgaard, Pia Simonsen Lentz Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 723-723, 2014.

	CP2-8-3 "Do something get better". - Contents of an Occupational Science based manual inspired by Lifestyle Redesign(R), Lifestyle Matters and collaboration with OT Practice developed in Denmark. - Christina Jessen-Winge Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 724-724, 2014.

	CP2-8-4 Closing the gap between clinical guidelines and clinical practice. - What can be the role of the Occupational Therapist ? - Marleen De Coninck, Joris De Schepper, Lien Beyls, Kelly Biesemans, Patricia Claessens Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 725-725, 2014.

	CP2-8-5 Aspects on the implementation process concerning an interprofessional intervention in primary care Kerstin, Holmqvist Carlmalm1),2) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 726-726, 2014.

	CP2-9-1 Narrative and Occupational Therapy 〜 Cooking Lessons of Genuine Korean Cuisine through a Collaborative Program Masato Yusa1), Tamami Aida2), Yasuaki Hayama3), Takehiko Miyanaga1), Haruo Takeuchi1) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 727-728, 2014.

	CP2-9-2 Occupational therapy for the severe burn patients with intellectual disability Saori Misawa1), Ryuichi Azuma2), Risa Tamura3), Tatuo Kobayashi1), Daizoh Saitoh4) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 729-730, 2014.

	CP2-9-5 Occupational engagement and quality of life for people living with an advanced cancer at home Hanne Peoples, Aase Brandt, Eva Waehrens, Karen la Cour Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 731-731, 2014.

	CP3-1-1 The experiences of the older informal caregiver : a literature review Therese Mybeck1), Martensson Lena1), Gunilla Gosman-Hedstrom1), Synneve Dahlin-Ivanoff1),2), Gunilla Forsberg-Warleby1) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 732-732, 2014.

	CP3-1-2 Community based occupational therapy in developing country - Findings from experience in Bangladesh - Kaoru Ishimoto1),2) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 733-734, 2014.

	CP3-1-3 Using Photovoice to Explore the Lived Experiences of Caregivers of Children with Autism - Giving Voice to Mothers from Underrepresented Groups - Yeojin Choi Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 735-735, 2014.

	CP3-1-4 General health status in parents with normal and cerebral palsy children Naser Havaei, Mandana Rezae, Ahmad Mohammadi, Ali Rahmani Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 736-736, 2014.

	CP3-2-1 The Qu.E.S.T. (Quality of Experience Spending Time) - Identifying Content for a Self-Report Assessment - Steve Park1), Lindy Clemson2), Anita Bundy2) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 737-737, 2014.

	CP3-2-2 Living the good, short life Dikaios Sakellariou Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 738-738, 2014.

	CP3-2-3 Migration, Adaptation and Integration : A Sensory Perspective Antoine Bailliard Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 739-739, 2014.

	CP3-2-4 The dynamic relationship between daily activities, home environment, and identity when living with advanced cancer Jesper Maersk, Karen la Cour Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 740-740, 2014.

	CP3-3-1 Design and management features of everyday technology that challenge older adults with or without cognitive impairment Ann-Helen Patomella, Louise Nygard, Anders Kottorp Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 741-741, 2014.

	CP3-3-2 The development of the Activity Card Sort - United Kingdom (ACS-UK) - Content validity, item generation and selection - Alison Laver-Fawcett, Sarah Mallinson Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 742-742, 2014.

	CP3-3-3 Implementation of The Dutch version of the Activity Card Sort (ACS-NL) - sharing experiences in practice, education and research. - Soemitro Poerbodipoero1),2), Fenna van Nes2), Annemieke Jong3), Margo van Hartingsveldt1),2) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 743-743, 2014.

	CP3-3-4 The use of The Kohlman Evaluation of Living Skills in Slovenia Alenka Plemelj Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 744-744, 2014.

	CP3-3-5 Vocational Evaluation, Guidance, and Support for Young Adults with History of Drug Addictions Manfred Fung, Andrew Siu Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 745-745, 2014.

	CP3-4-1 Efficacy of a computer training intervention for novice drivers with Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder : randomized controlled trial Chris Bruce1), Carolyn Unsworth1), Richard Tay2) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 746-746, 2014.

	CP3-4-2 Development of the Driver Retirement Program (DRP) for Older Taxi Drivers in Singapore Mei Leng Chan1), Louise Gustafsson2), Jacki Liddle3) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 747-747, 2014.

	CP3-4-3 An international study to determine how expert driver assessors use information to make fitness-to-drive recommendations for older and / or disabled clients. Priscilla Harries1), Carolyn Unsworth2),3) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 748-748, 2014.

	CP3-4-4 Transferring the client over to the drivers seat Maria Ranner, Lena von Koch, Susanne Guidetti, Kerstin Tham Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 749-749, 2014.

	CP3-4-5 Fitness-to-drive following stroke : Client performance on the OT-DORA Battery (Occupational Therapy Driver Off-Road Assessment Battery) and on-road driving test. Carolyn Unsworth1),2), Siew-Pang Chan1) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 750-750, 2014.

	CP3-5-1 OARS : A Quality of Life Framework for Developing and Evaluating Older Adult Day Service Programs Patricia Schaber Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 751-751, 2014.

	CP3-5-2 Supporting activity engagement by family carers at home : enhancing sense of self and personhood Pat Chung Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 752-752, 2014.

	CP3-5-3 CarFit : Lessons on international collaborations to enhance community engagement and to promote public safety and injury prevention initiatives Elin Schold Davis1), Janet M.Craik2), Erica B.Stern3) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 753-753, 2014.

	CP3-5-4 The impact of UQDRIVE groups for older people on personal transport and lifestyle issues after driving cessation. Louise Gustafsson, Jacki Liddle, Phyllis Liang, Melanie Hoyle, Tammy Aplin Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 754-754, 2014.

	CP3-6-1 Evaluation of Activities during Hospitalization and a Week Later from Discharge in Patients with Cerebrovascular Disease using a Wearable Activities Monitoring System Together with Life-Space Assessment Sayaka Taniguchi1),2), Kosuke Motoi3), Yuji Higashi1), Toshiro Fujimoto4), Ken-ichi Yamakoshi5) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 755-756, 2014.

	CP3-6-2 The association between the decline of cognitive function and ability of ADL in elderly cancer patients Emi Miki, Hitoshi Okamura Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 757-758, 2014.

	CP3-6-3 Correlation among phonemic fluency, life independency, and intentionality Madoca Yamashita1), Akira Tahara2), Yasuhiro Takeuchi1), Rumi Tanemura3) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 759-760, 2014.

	CP3-6-4 Drawing on their Wisdom : The Experiences of Peer Leaders in a Driving Cessation Program Xinyu Liu1), Louise Gustafsson1), Tammy Aplin1), Jacki Liddle2) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 761-761, 2014.

	CP3-6-5 Study of the factors impacting leaving hospital and returning home Keita Yamashina1), Fumio Tsutsumi2) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 762-763, 2014.

	CP3-7-1 Occupational therapy with remote First Australian communities - a population health approach Jodie Booth1), Alison Nelson2) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 764-764, 2014.

	CP3-7-3 Involving communities and populations in health : Broadening perspectives on occupation and participation Nerida Hyett, Amanda Kenny, Virginia Dickson-Swift, Carol McKinstry Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 765-765, 2014.

	CP3-7-4 A comparison of occupational therapy and biomedical approaches to address the obesity epidemic in Malaysia Ter Fu Teoh1), Jou Yin Teoh2) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 766-766, 2014.

	CP3-8-2 Productivity as a Route to Inclusion for People with Intellectual Disabilities - Philosophy and Practice - Rosemary Lysaght1), Jami Petner-Arrey2), Angela Howell-Moneta3) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 767-767, 2014.

	CP3-8-4 Clear and simple : Cognitive accessibility for people with intellectual disabilities Shira Yalon-Chamovitz1),2), Michal Tene-Rinde1),2), Sharona Doolman2), Sigal Uziel-Karl2) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 768-768, 2014.

	CP4-1-1 Lessons learned about manualizing interventions for randomized controlled trials Erna Blanche, Florence Clark, Trudy Mallinson, Jesus Diaz, Jeanine Blanchard Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 769-769, 2014.

	CP4-1-2 Taking The Time To Identify The Community's Occupational Needs Before Starting a Program. Cristina Bolanos, Analleli Quevedo, Daniela Lopez Santin Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 770-770, 2014.

	CP4-1-4 Community occupational therapy in dementia : development of COTiD-UK Jennifer Wenborn1),2), Ritchard Ledgerd2), Thomas Swinson2), Martin Orrell1),2), Sinead Hynes2) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 771-771, 2014.

	CP4-2-1 Adapting to mealtimes : The lived experiences of elderly people with dysphagia Julie Boeberg Jensen1), Gaynor Sadlo2), Annika Ohman3) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 772-772, 2014.

	CP4-2-2 Managing uncertainty and disorder in everyday occupations of Japanese elderly with physical disabilities. Peter Bontje1),2), Eric Asaba1), Staffan Josephsson1) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 773-773, 2014.

	CP4-2-3 Enabling positive caregiving occupation : the meaning of family harmony and filial piety in Chinese families Teresa Chiu Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 774-774, 2014.

	CP4-2-4 Reducing the material room in old age - The Casser maison-process of elderly people living at home - Asa Larsson Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 775-775, 2014.

	CP4-3-1 A comparison of physical rehabilitation, from India to Australia and the UK : Different? Or in fact, similar? Michelle Farquhar1), Annabelle Bond2), Samantha Shann3) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 776-776, 2014.

	CP4-3-3 POOR YOUNGSTERS IN THE CITY : CONTRIBUTIONS OF SOCIAL OCCUPATIONAL THERAPY Roseli Esquerdo Lopes1), Ana Paula Serrata Malfitano1), Carla Regina Silva1), Patricia Leme de Oliveira Borba2) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 777-777, 2014.

	CP4-3-4 Activity Report : The Project of Rehabilitation Capacity Improvement in National Rehabilitation Center for Children with Disabilities in Tajikistan - Possibility of the Introduction of Occupational Therapy in Tajikistan - Kiyoshi ISHII1), Makoto KONO2) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 778-779, 2014.

	CP4-4-1 Occupational Therapy Driving Assessment for Elderly Taxi Drivers in Singapore Florence Cheong, Mei Leng Chan Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 780-780, 2014.

	CP4-4-3 Car driving evaluation for patients with higher cortical dysfunction - Usefulness of neuropsychological evaluation and on road test - Naoki Kawamura, Mweonghw a Hong, Yoshio Matushige, Yuri Iijima, Tomoharu Koike Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 781-782, 2014.

	MH1-1-1 A multidisciplinary team's efforts to enable a long-term patient with schizophrenia to return to community life by considering the value he attached to the "home" : A Case Report Shouichiro Minami, Tsuruhei Sukegawa, Takae Morii, Toyoharu Tsutumi Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 783-784, 2014.

	MH1-1-2 Occupational Therapy Training Program : "Mediated Communication Recovery-Wellbeing (MCRW) for mental health practitioners Naama Katz1), Dalia Sachs2), Noomi Katz1) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 785-785, 2014.

	MH1-1-3 Equal Partners : The Occupational Therapist and the Service User Consultant - Demonstrating true collaboration - Gabrielle Richards, Nash Momori Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 786-786, 2014.

	MH1-1-4 Facilitating service redesign for people with complex mental health needs - Collaborating to create a rehabilitation pathway - Michelle Harrsion1), Kirsty Forsyth1), Linda Irvine2), Debbie Mountain2) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 787-787, 2014.

	MH1-2-1 Case study of psychiatric client whose goal became clear by focusing on her meaningful activity using ADOC Taichi Matsuoka Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 788-789, 2014.

	MH1-2-2 A study on the use of occupational balance assessment with reference - Mothers in the period of child care - Akihiko Koga1), Satoshi Kondo2) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 790-791, 2014.

	MH1-2-3 Occupational therapy encourages desire to perform activities in a patient experiencing auditory hallucinations - Utilize the desire that I want to buy a ball for - Naomi Miyazato Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 792-793, 2014.

	MH1-2-4 Approach for psychiatric patients who wish to work in order to transfer to an appropriate place Katsuyo Hosoda1), Zenne Kanagawa2), Ikuko Nakano2) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 794-795, 2014.

	MH1-3-1 The trial and future overview of the peer support program by mentally disordered offenders under the Medical Care and Supervision Act Keisuke Sasagawa, Kouzou Suzuki, Teruyuki Nomura, Mami Wada, Asaki Kudou Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 796-797, 2014.

	MH1-3-2 Learning Through Doing - An evaluation of the development of a low secure forensic occupational therapy service - Camilla Cox Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 798-798, 2014.

	MH1-3-3 Mental Health Recovery and Occupational Therapy. Exploring Forensic and Mental Health Occupational Therapists' Perspectives Kee Hean Lim, Sarah Prior, Portia Chowdhury, Vasiliki Katsouri Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 799-799, 2014.

	MH1-3-4 Determining Occupational Needs to Ensure Successful Community Integration of Forensic Mental Health Clients - Success in the Community for Complex Mental Health Clients - Elizabeth A Taylor1), Sharon Brintnell1), Roberto Peterson2) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 800-800, 2014.

	MH2-1-1 Prioritising Professional Resilience In Mental Health Practice - Introducing the PRIOrity Model - Samantha Ashby, Susan Ryan, Carole James Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 801-801, 2014.

	MH2-1-2 Occupational Deprivation and Asylum Seekers in Australia. Emma Campbell Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 802-802, 2014.

	MH2-1-3 The need of OT's learning to deal with problems and strengths in occupational performance due to mental health problems Marion Ammeraal, Dineke Sermondt van, Ruth Zinkstok Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 803-803, 2014.

	MH2-2-1 Mindfulness-based occupational therapy for borderline personality disorder : A case report Yasushi Orita1),2), Makoto Kyougoku3) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 804-805, 2014.

	MH2-2-2 Best practice to demonstrate the impact of Occupational Therapy services on mental healthcare users - Advantages of routine outcome measurement - Daleen Casteleijn Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 806-806, 2014.

	MH2-2-3 Patients, clinicians and researchers working together to conceive a new assessment of functioning for people with borderline personality disorder. julie desrosiers1), nadine lariviere2), johanne desrosiers2) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 807-807, 2014.

	MH2-2-4 Cognitive Function Assessment and Training for Young Adults with Drug Abuse Problem Andrew Siu, Kenneth Fong, Manfred Fung Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 808-808, 2014.

	MH2-3-1 Forensic mental health : a survey exploring current practice Jane Cronin-Davis1), Rosie Bennett2), Kate Cassidy2), kate Garrick2), Rosie Manners2) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 809-809, 2014.

	MH2-3-2 Usefulness of the make-a-box test battery for occupational therapy evaluation in forensic psychiatry Megumi Sugimura1), Noriko Tomioka2), Rumiko Arai1), Toshihiko Hanaoka1), Yamato Matsuzaki1) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 810-811, 2014.

	MH2-3-3 The implementation of a new conceptual framework for occupational engagement in forensic settings : feasibility and application to occupational therapy practice. Karen Morris, Kath Ward, Diane Cox Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 812-812, 2014.

	MH2-4-1 Does it enable the early discharge of the patients of mental hospitals that there are many occupational therapists? - Analysis about the averages of length of the hospitalization, and remaining rates and discharge rates - Kayo Haruyama Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 813-814, 2014.

	MH2-4-2 An effective group occupational therapy program for depression - Through the program based on an addiction rehabilitation program - Kazuya Sakai1),2), Takanori Egami2), Kenzaburo Nishiwaki2) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 815-816, 2014.

	MH2-4-3 Patients perspectives of Occupational Therapy program during their inpatient psychiatric hospital stay in Singapore Shu Hui Lee, Bi Xia Ngooi, Vera Yanning Chan, Rui Ping Valerie Koh, Mei Yi Esther Ann Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 817-817, 2014.

	MH2-4-4 The Therapeutic use of Occupation at the Central Criminal Lunatic Asylum, Dublin, Ireland 1850-1890 Judith Pettigrew, Brid Dunne, Elizabeth Dunne, Ashley Guinan Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 818-818, 2014.

	MH2-5-1 Cognitive behavior therapy in psychiatry occupational therapy - Cognition changes by the intervention in activity - Hiroki Okada Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 819-820, 2014.

	MH2-5-2 The usefulness of the Make-a-Box Battery in psychiatric occupational therapy for outpatients - A case study of a rework program for a young, male schizophrenic client - Michiko Kuribayashi1),2), Yasutaka Ishida2), Makiko Nakayama2), Noriko Tomioka3) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 821-822, 2014.

	MH2-5-3 Role of Thai Occupational Therapists in Forensic Psychiatry Inthira Atama Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 823-823, 2014.

	MH2-5-4 The relationship between delinquent behaviors and pubertal timing in Taiwanese adolescent Ting Kao, Chung-Ying Lin Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 824-824, 2014.

	MH2-5-5 Educational programme for students and war veterans - A new perspective on rehabilitation of veterans with PTSD. - Stinne Fraas Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 825-825, 2014.

	MH3-1-1 Association of depression and stressors in work and housework of women Hoshino Aiko1),2), Kunifumi Suzuki1), Mami Suwa2) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 826-827, 2014.

	MH3-1-2 Effect of Depression on Functional Recovery - a correlational Study Akanda Zahir Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 828-828, 2014.

	MH3-1-3 Comparison of Perceptual and Cognitive Functions among Thai Individuals with Mental Disorders and Healthy Adults using Thai-Cognitive Perceptual Test Saifon Bunyachatakul1), Sineenart Boonmee1), Anucha Kumpasung2) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 829-829, 2014.

	MH3-1-4 The development of the Self Assessment of Occupational Ability, a tool to measure occupation as a medium in therapy among persons with mental disability Ann-Britt Ivarsson1), Marianne Carlsson2), Helena Lindstedt2) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 830-830, 2014.

	MH3-2-2 Experiences of how vocational rehabilitation can be health promoting for inpatients in a psychiatric ward Cecilia Celo Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 831-831, 2014.

	MH3-2-3 What makes occupational engagement meaningful for people as they recover from serious mental illness? Nicola Hancock, Anita Bundy, Anne Honey Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 832-832, 2014.

	MH3-2-4 Exploring occupational participation in veterans who have experienced homelessness in the UK Samantha Shann1), Hollie Richardson2), Julie Lowe1) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 833-833, 2014.

	MH3-2-5 Illness experience of persons with schizophrenia : a phenomenological study Ramona Mieze1), Inese Stars2), Anita Villerusa1), Janis Urtans3) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 834-834, 2014.

	MH3-3-1 A survey on fractures of inpatients with schizophrenia in a psychiatric hospital Takashi Nakai1), Yukie Tabata2), Sadaaki Oki2), Koichiro Fujimaki2), Toshihide Harada2) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 835-836, 2014.

	MH3-3-2 Problems of occupational motivation in people with severe mental illness : What do occupational therapists do? Ginette Aubin Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 837-837, 2014.

	MH3-3-3 Everyday Memory Impairments in Schizophrenia Ting-Hui Lee1), Pei-Luen Tsai2), keh-Chung Lin3), Yi-Hsuan Tu4) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 838-838, 2014.

	MH3-3-4 ‘Have Your Say’ : measuring the recovery orientation of mental health inpatient services from a service user perspective Jenny Kirkwood1), Scott Mandy1), Michelle Harrison2), Kirsty Forsyth2), Joanna Bredski1) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 839-839, 2014.

	MH3-3-5 Influence of playing in women diagnosed with depression attending a health center in southern Chile. Rediscovering their lives through the Kawa Model Daniela Olivares1), Viviana Torres1), Carolina Miranda1), Daniela Castro2) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 840-840, 2014.

	MH3-4-1 Development and evaluation of the text used to teach PC skills as a support measure of social rehabilitation for persons with schizophrenia Kaede Morimoto, Kayano Yotsumoto, Takeshi Hashimoto Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 841-842, 2014.

	MH3-4-4 Work Ability before and after Cognitive Behavioral Therapy - using the Worker Role Interview as Outcome Measure Elin Ekbladh, Birgitta Hansson Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 843-843, 2014.

	MH3-5-1 The development and pilot testing of a recovery education program for inpatient mental health providers Shu-Ping Chen1),2), Terry Krupa2) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 844-844, 2014.

	MH3-5-2 Factors Associated with Approval and Rejection of Disability Pension Applications in Namibia : Opportunities to Raise the Occupational Therapy Profile in a Non-traditional Practice Setting. Tongai.F Chichaya Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 845-845, 2014.

	MH3-5-4 Preventing disease by improving lifestyle habits! - An example of an occupational therapy approach to a national strategy. Carita Nygren Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 846-846, 2014.

	MH3-6-1 Factors to recovery in people with mental illness in community setting - On the basis of occupational performance and number of meaningful activities - Eri Suganuma1), Naohito Shingu2) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 847-848, 2014.

	MH3-6-2 Make-a-Box-Test Battery applicability for assessment of potential employability of psychiatric day-care clients Rumiko Arai1), Noriko Tomioka2), Michiko Kuribayashi3), Megumi Sugimura1), Yusuke Inagaki1) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 849-850, 2014.

	MH3-6-3 Exploratory Study of Social Participation in Occupational Therapy Groups Mary Donohue Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 851-851, 2014.

	MH3-6-4 Efficacy of the NEW-R Weight Loss Curriculum for People with Serious Mental Illness Halley Read, Morgan Stanton, Catana Brown, Mary Naylor Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 852-852, 2014.

	MH3-7-1 The importance of a "working purpose" in the occupational support of depression - A case that shows how "a working purpose" succeeded in the improvement of the work performance of individuals with depression - Toshiko Okamoto1),2), Yuko Yamamura1),2), Hidehiko Kanayama2),3), Akihiro Okamoto2),3) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 853-854, 2014.

	MH3-7-2 Recovery from a mental illness : The Springboard Program Ina Stavril Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 855-855, 2014.

	MH3-7-3 Time-utility trends of Supported Employment Services for people with mental disability in South Africa : towards determining cost Madri Engelbrecht1), Lana Van Niekerk1), Zelda Coetzee1), Zerina Hajwani2), Santie Terreblanche3) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 856-856, 2014.

	MH4-1-1 Simple can be effective - The Slovenian Integrative Model of Occupationl therapy - Mental Health - Jozica Petek1), Andreja Grom2), Leonida Krajnc3) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 857-857, 2014.

	MH4-1-2 The Utility of Program Evaluation - Ten Year Outcomes at A Mental Health Housing Program - Kristine Haertl Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 858-858, 2014.

	MH4-1-3 How do people living with mental health and substance misuse problems experience belonging and social connectedness in their community? Alison Anne Blank1), Marit Borg2) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 859-859, 2014.

	MH4-2-1 Examination of a Method for Sharing, with Other Job Categories, the Approach to Support for Schizophrenic Patients Living in the Community - Using the Make-a-Box Test Battery (MABOT) - yoko tsuji, eri tatsumi, yoshimi yuri, yuri fujii, hitomi sakai Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 860-861, 2014.

	MH4-2-2 Needs for Social Participation of Psychiatric Patients Living in Kashiwara City, Osaka Prefecture Eri Tatsumi1), Youko Tsuji1), Yasuyo Nomura2), Yoshiaki Taniai1), Hitomi Sakai1) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 862-863, 2014.

	MH4-2-3 Factors of Health-Related Quality of Life in Clients with Severe and Persistent Mental Illness in Community Psychiatric Rehabilitation Centers Shu-Chun Lee1),3), En-Chi Chiu2), Yu-Yuan Huang1), For-Wey Lung4), Jin-Ding Lin3) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 864-864, 2014.

	MH4-2-4 Perceptions of the worker role among people with psychiatric disabilities - Description and investigation of associated factors Elisabeth Argentzell, Mona Eklund Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 865-865, 2014.

	MH4-2-5 Psychometric testing of a self-report measure of engagement in productive occupations and factors influencing occupational engagement in day centers for people with psychiatric disabilities Carina Tjornstrand, Ulrika Bejerholm, Mona Eklund Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 866-866, 2014.

	MH4-3-1 Examining the partnership process : insights from an international experience Henrica J.M.Fransen-Jaibi1), Saskia Hofstede-Wessels2), Margaret Mc Grath3), Ines Viana-Moldes4), Karin Lilienberg5) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 867-867, 2014.

	MH4-3-2 Comparative study of psychiatric Occupational Therapy between Japan and France Noriko FUNAKOSHI Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 868-869, 2014.

	MH4-3-3 Occupational Therapy and Transcultural Mental Health - Challenges, opportunities and strategies for effective practice and engagement - Susan McDonough1), Amy Baker2), Nicholas Procter2) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 870-870, 2014.

	MH4-3-4 The WFOT global survey of mental health practice in occupational therapy Katrina Bannigan1), Jane Cronin-Davis1), Sharon Brintnell2), Alison Laver-Fawcett1) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 871-871, 2014.

	MH4-4-1 Re-valuing self through occupation - Enhancing Korean immigrants' settlement in New Zealand - Hagyun Kim1), Shoba Nayar2), Clare Hocking1) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 872-872, 2014.

	MH4-4-2 EMPOWERMENT THROUGH PUPPETS IN OCCUPATIONAL THERAPY Lucia Aranda-Kilian Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 873-873, 2014.

	ED1-1-1 Professional competencies, personal growth and influence on future practice as learning outcomes of a non-traditional fieldwork experience. Lisa Knightbridge Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 874-874, 2014.

	ED1-1-2 Clinical preceptors' certification course in Occupational Therapy as an empowering personal process Einat Olinky1), Sarah Gat1),2), Yael Kaufman1),3) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 875-875, 2014.

	ED1-1-3 Occupation-Based Practice : Elusive Concept Or Achievable Goal? Nicolaas van den Heever Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 876-876, 2014.

	ED1-1-4 Incorporating Active Learning into Interprofessional Education Mary Evenson Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 877-877, 2014.

	ED1-2-1 Using an Occupational Questionnaire to study the relationship between educational independence and the academic achievement of university freshmen studying occupational therapy Miyuki Iwata, Ryuji Kobayashi, Kenji Yabuwaki Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 878-879, 2014.

	ED1-2-2 Relationships among health condition, attitude, and social skill in long-term clinical training Yoshitake Sano Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 880-881, 2014.

	ED1-2-3 Mental health needs of university students - Potential area of practice for occupational therapy - Michael Lee, Tal Jarus, Mineko Wada Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 882-882, 2014.

	ED1-2-4 Life Balance : A Comparative Study of Retired and Working Occupational Therapists Lalit J.Shah, Matthew Cash, Moira Hauer, Jessica Mudgett, Katie Moul Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 883-883, 2014.

	ED1-2-5 An interview method combine KAWA model with salutogenesis theory for Taiwan's fieldwork students - The influences of culture - Hsin-Hsiu Yeh Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 884-884, 2014.

	ED1-3-1 Practice education in areas beyond traditional health settings : Graduates' and educators' reflections Alison Wicks1), Penelope Coombes1),2), Josie Reeves1), Sophie Trevillian1), Melanie Waite1) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 885-885, 2014.

	ED1-3-2 Utilizing the Assessment of Communication and Interaction Skills (ACIS) in a fieldwork design to facilitate occupational therapy students learning Tore Bonsaksen1), Kjell Emil Grana1), Cecilia Celo2), Hiromi Nakamura-Thomas3), Ingunn Myraunet4) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 886-886, 2014.

	ED1-3-3 Occupational Therapy supervisors' interpersonal communication : Does it play a role in enhancing students' clinical reasoning skills during fieldwork education? Marianne De Beer Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 887-887, 2014.

	ED1-4-1 Comparison of Cadaver Lab to Online Anatomy TV for Teaching Anatomy Virgil Mathiowetz1), Chih-Huang Yu2) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 888-888, 2014.

	ED1-4-2 A Pilot project of the learning experience of undergraduate occupational therapy students in a 3-D virtual environment in the United Kingdom - Learning in a virtual house - Angela Hook, Sarah Bodell Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 889-889, 2014.

	ED1-4-3 Use of iPads to encourage student self-evaluation and competence in clinical skills Michelle Bissett, Lee Zakrzewski Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 890-890, 2014.

	ED1-5-1 Neuroanatomy and body functions in occupation-based education Valerie Harris1), Gudrun Arnadottir2),3) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 891-891, 2014.

	ED1-5-2 Is it important for students to experience occupation-centred practice on placement? Karina Dancza1), Jodie Copley2), Sylvia Rodger2), Monica Moran3) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 892-892, 2014.

	ED1-5-3 Occupation-focused Skill-Laboratories in OT Education Franziska Wirz, Brigitte Gysin, Sabine Hendriks Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 893-893, 2014.

	ED1-5-4 The Dilemma Facing Education in Occupational Therapy - Teaching Professional Values - Paula Kramer1), Charlotte Royeen2) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 894-894, 2014.

	ED1-6-1 A Cross - Contextual Study of Mental Health Occupational Therapy Curricula : Preparing Graduates for the Field Katherine Wimpenny1), Loren Lewis2) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 895-895, 2014.

	ED1-6-2 Preparing Students for Transition to Clinician : a KwaZulu Natal Case study Deshini Naidoo1), Jacqueline Van Wyk2) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 896-896, 2014.

	ED1-6-3 Crossing Thresholds : Using Assessment to Facilitate Conceptual Mastery in Occupational Therapy Curricula Liz Springfield, Sylvia Rodger Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 897-897, 2014.

	ED1-6-4 Why create common epistemological assumptions within the council of a department of health of a university college? - Implications for the occupational therapy education. Matthias Moeller Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 898-898, 2014.

	ED2-1-1 Multi- stage model of integrating Simulation-Based Medical Education (SBME) as part of practical courses in Occupational Therapy education Liat Raz-Yehene1), Orit Lahav1), Amitai Ziv2),3),4),5), Noomi Katz2), Shira Yalon-Chamovitz1) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 899-899, 2014.

	ED2-1-2 Competency-Based Education - A Natural Fit for Occupational Therapy Education Programs - Bonny Jung, Lorie Shimmell, Deb Stewart, Susan Baptiste Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 900-900, 2014.

	ED2-1-3 Linking Pedagogy with Teaching Exemplar for Blended Learning in Occupational Therapy Ricardo Carrasco Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 901-901, 2014.

	ED2-1-4 Occupational Therapy Knowledge and Professional Identity : Students' Experiences of Problem-based Learning Steven W.Whitcombe Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 902-902, 2014.

	ED2-2-1 Perceptions of Clinical Education in South Africa Patricia de Witt Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 903-903, 2014.

	ED2-2-2 OT Education in China, As Rehabilitation Emerges Haidee Law Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 904-904, 2014.

	ED2-2-3 Challenging assumptions, broadening perceptions : Developing an occupational therapy curriculum in Saudi Arabia Louise Farnworth1), Lisa Broom1), Amany Shehab2) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 905-905, 2014.

	ED2-2-4 Perspectives of Clinical Learning Environment among Occupational Therapy Students in Singapore : An Exploratory Study Hwei L Tan, Bernice Zhe Li Chia, Yong Zhen Chua, Janani D/O Murali Dharan, Li Wen Tang Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 906-906, 2014.

	ED2-3-1 Exploring the utility of activity analysis teaching materials as an observational assessment tool in clinical contexts Brian Ellingham1), Lene Fogtmann Jespersen2), Ellen Gjertsen Clark3), Liv Annerlov4), Hege Bentzen3) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 907-907, 2014.

	ED2-3-2 Cultural Immersion in Occupational Therapy Level I Fieldwork Practicum : - Assessment of learning outcomes - Darlene Perez-Brown Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 908-908, 2014.

	ED2-3-3 A framework for occupational therapists involved in projects based on a community development approach Ruth M.Zinkstok1), Sandra Schiller2) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 909-909, 2014.

	ED2-4-1 A Framework for Promoting Faculty Scholarship in Occupational Therapy Thomas Fisher Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 910-910, 2014.

	ED2-4-2 Lessons from history : illuminating future directions Jeannette Head Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 911-911, 2014.

	ED2-4-3 A pilot study on early detection of psychosis in occupational / physical therapy students Masae Shinozaki Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 912-913, 2014.

	ED2-5-1 Is Simulation a Way of the Future for Occupational Therapy Education? Dorothy Peterson Bethea Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 914-914, 2014.

	ED2-5-2 Importance of Authorized Occupational Therapists in Japanese Association of Occupational Therapists Katsutaka Takaki, Yasuharu Nishide, Daisuke Jinnai, Hiromi Fujii, Chuzo Imadera Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 915-916, 2014.

	ED2-5-3 Engaging occupational therapy students using Web-based learning activities : Opportunities and challenges for educators. Anne Williams, Christopher Bruce, Robin Lovell Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 917-917, 2014.

	ED2-5-4 Corbett Clinic : Development of a virtual resource for integrating occupational therapy theory, evidence, and skills in practice Mary Roduta Roberts1), Shaniff Esmail1), Eleni Stroulia2) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 918-918, 2014.

	ED2-5-5 Development of a new Occupational Therapy curriculum facing new demands in society Birgitta Bernspang Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 919-919, 2014.

	ED2-6-1 Cross-cultural feasibility study of occupational therapy students' attitudes to disability and aging Reiko Miyamoto1), Dido Green2), Jenny Butler2), Natsuka Suyama1), Yuko Ito1) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 920-921, 2014.

	ED2-6-2 A Tale of Two Cities : Experiences of occupational therapy students on an international exchange programme between Oxford, UK, and Boston, USA. Tai Frater1), Sharan Schwartzberg2), Jenny Butler3), Jacqueline Bresnahan2) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 922-922, 2014.

	ED2-6-3 Innovative Education - Targeting the Mature Student for a Career in Occupational Therapy - Gayle Smith Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 923-923, 2014.

	ED2-6-5 US-UK Cultural Exchange for Occupational Therapy Students : Broadening Understanding of the Profession Maureen Mickus1), Patricia McClure2), Sarah Marzano1) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 924-924, 2014.

	ED3-1-1 Using online technology to help students learn about their global profession Rebecca Aldrich Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 925-925, 2014.

	ED3-1-2 Occupational performance in an international context. Mieke le GranseZuyd University - You cannot discover a new horizon, when you don't take the risk to lose sight of the shore. (Einstein, 1879 - 1955) - Mieke le Granse Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 926-926, 2014.

	ED3-1-3 Enhancing Global and Inter-Professional Education through International Partnerships - A Virtual and Collaborative Learning Environment Between USA and China - Darlene Perez-Brown Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 927-927, 2014.

	ED3-1-4 Targeting the Globe - Internationalization in occupational therapy education - Lorie Shimmell, Susan Baptiste Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 928-928, 2014.

	ED3-2-1 The first year of practice following graduation from an Australian Graduate Entry Master's program : Five years of follow-up survey findings Lynette Mackenzie Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 929-929, 2014.

	ED3-2-2 It said what it did on the tin : Exploring the graduates' perspectives of the Graduate Entry Masters Occupational Therapy programme, Ireland Elizabeth Anne McKay1), Roisin Fouhy2) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 930-930, 2014.

	ED3-2-3 Doctoral Entry into the Profession : What's Happening in the United States of America and What Are the International Implications? Joe Wells1), Jeffrey Crabtree2) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 931-931, 2014.

	ED3-3-1 A contemporary view on inter-professional education in occupational therapy curriculum : Moving from theory to practice Lisa Broom Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 932-932, 2014.

	ED3-3-2 A Model of Interprofessional education / practice : The Center for Life Skills Melinda Cozzolino, Catherine Gooch Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 933-933, 2014.

	ED3-3-3 Development of an inter-professional knowledge translation project on elder abuse Alison Douglas1),2), Janet Craik1) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 934-934, 2014.

	ED3-3-4 An exploration of the needs and concerns of students and graduates with disabilities as they transition from higher education into employment Clodagh Nolan1), Orla Sullivan2), Declan Treanor3) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 935-935, 2014.

	ED3-3-5 Occupational Engagement of Elders in an Interprofessional Education Experience Karen Sames Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 936-936, 2014.

	ED3-4-2 Volunteering : Doing freely to learn differently! Hanske Flieringa, Pam Gretschel Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 937-937, 2014.

	ED3-4-3 "Design for all" - a challange for Occupational Therapy students Jane Holstein, Anette Kjellberg Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 938-938, 2014.

	ED3-4-4 Interdisciplinary Seminar on Universal Design Rigmor Leknes1), Karin Hoyland2) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 939-939, 2014.

	ED3-4-5 Students' negotiation of practice education in Occupational Therapy : A case study. Matumo Ramafikeng1), Rochelle Kapp2), Elelwani Ramugondo1) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 940-940, 2014.

	ED3-5-1 Developing Strong and Confident Occupational Therapists - Experiences in offering elective subjects and summer courses as a way of enhancing professional proficiency and research competence. - Anette E Larsen Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 941-941, 2014.

	ED3-5-2 Study Strategies Used by Occupational Therapy Students in Entry-Level Programs Sonia Lawson Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 942-942, 2014.

	ED3-5-3 Occupation and Performance Analysis : A conceptual framework for teaching students and measuring outcome Judy Ranka Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 943-943, 2014.

	ED3-5-4 The Political Construction of Occupational Therapy : A critical analysis of curriculum as discourse Tania Van der Merwe1), Andre Keet2), Elelwani Ramugondo3) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 944-944, 2014.

	ED3-6-1 Evaluation of one-year occupational therapy degree course in Singapore Sok Mui Lim1),2), Tadhg Stapleton2), Mei Leng Chan3), Deirdre Connolly2) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 945-945, 2014.

	ED3-6-2 Contemporary issues and social occupational therapy : research production Ana Malfitano, Roseli Lopes Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 946-946, 2014.

	ED3-6-3 The Lived Experience of Disability : - Research on Client Mentorship in Occupational Therapy Education - Anne O'Riordan1), Meagan Troop2), Jeanette Parsons1), Catherine Donnelly1), Margaret Jamieson1) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 947-947, 2014.

	ED3-7-1 The development of occupational therapy clinical academic career pathways Charlotte Brooks1),2), Jo Adams1), Claire Ballinger1),3) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 948-948, 2014.

	ED3-7-2 Development of a competency framework for entry-level occupational therapists working in an acute hospital setting Leila Nasron, Patrick Ker, Anna Tan Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 949-949, 2014.

	ED3-7-5 Professionalization path : - an innovative curriculum approach focusing on competencies combinations and reflectivity to prepare OT students for future challenging practice - Melanie Couture, Annick Bourget, Carmen Moliner, Louisette Mercier Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 950-950, 2014.

	ED3-8-1 The impact of socio-cultural context on student learning : A comparison study Kate Barrett, Jyothi Gupta, Esther Kostopoulos, Stephanie Meyer Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 951-951, 2014.

	ED3-8-2 Engaging the Practice-scholar Role : Educational Evolution of the Role since WFOT Sweden: Innovative Instructional Strategies and Outcomes Patricia Crist, Anne Marie Witchger Hansen Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 952-952, 2014.

	ED3-8-3 Professional adaptation and transformation issues faced by internationally - educated occupational therapists : implications for a bridging program Guylaine Dufour1),2), Paulette Guitard3), Sylvie Janelle1) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 953-953, 2014.

	ED3-8-4 Learning through cross cultural partnerships Susan Gilbert Hunt1), Kerry Thomas1),2), Susie Owens1) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 954-954, 2014.

	ED3-9-1 Innovations, Challenges and Collaboration for Building OT Education in Malawi Alice Shipman1), Dorothy Chinguo2), Titi Mwanjabe1), Susan Coppola3), Erin Sanborn4) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 955-955, 2014.

	ED3-9-3 The Hobb-OT, - An Unexpected Journey. - Santiago 2010 to Japan 2014, an OT's journey around the world of Occupationally Therapy. - Dan Johnson Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 956-956, 2014.

	ED3-9-4 A new profession for Mongolia - Occupational Therapy Christiane Mentrup, Anja Christopher Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 957-957, 2014.

	ED4-1-1 Widening Participation at University : Occupational therapy students' perspectives of the ‘Headstart’ Transition Programme Elizabeth Anne McKay, Alice Mackenzie, Linda Gnanasekaran, Deborah Kramer-Roy, Wendy Bryant Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 958-958, 2014.

	ED4-1-2 Pedagogical practices that support consumer participation in mental health education : A structured review of the literature. Karen Arblaster Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 959-959, 2014.

	ED4-1-3 Mapping Professionalism : An Exploration of Student Perceptions of Employability and Professional Identity Victoria Halliwell Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 960-960, 2014.

	ED4-2-1 Using virtual-patients in mental health training for future occupational therapists Joseph Anthony1), Michael Lee2) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 961-961, 2014.

	ED4-2-3 Tools for guiding OT-Students professional development through fieldwork education Wiebke Hoppstaedter Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 962-962, 2014.

	ED4-2-4 The efficacy of an undergraduate Occupational Therapy Work Practice curriculum to address the demands of clinical practice. Eileen Du Plooy Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 963-963, 2014.

	ED4-2-5 Research on the correlation between the University student who experience social network and the quality of life. Hansaem Lee, Jiyeoung Lee, Dabin Cheon, Yora Choi, Jieun Han Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 964-964, 2014.

	ED4-3-1 Applying the Standards of Education of the WFOT to Selected OT Programs in the USA. - Applying the WFOT Standards of Educationto - Husny Amerih1), Reda Shihadeh2) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 965-965, 2014.

	ED4-3-2 Strategies for learning to promote human rights in the Occupational Therapy curriculum. - Overcoming the learning gap between theory and practice. - Lizahn Cloete, Roshan Galvaan, Liesl Peters Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 966-966, 2014.

	ED4-3-3 Integrating research into teaching and learning : Needs assessment for academic development Jo-Celene De Jongh1), Jose Frantz2), Anthea Rhoda2) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 967-967, 2014.

	ED4-4-1 Delivering a Collaborative Occupational Therapy Educational Programmes in Greece and the UK ; a process for implementation. Linda Renton1), Panagiotis Siaperas2) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 968-968, 2014.

	ED4-4-2 OCCUPATIONAL THERAPY STUDENTS LEARNING STYLES : IMPLICATION TO PROFESSIONAL ACADEMIC TRAINING Maria Fe Abejar1), Charles Jureidini2), Karla Mae Sagun2) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 969-969, 2014.

	ED4-4-3 Occupational therapy in physical health : third year student experiences of their first practice learning placement Helen Buchanan, Hanske Flieringa, Amshuda Sonday, Kirsty Van Stormbroek Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 970-970, 2014.

	ED4-5-1 Therapeutic Use of Occupational activity in Traditional Chinese Medicine Li Cong1), Tamako Miyamae2) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 971-972, 2014.

	ED4-5-2 Sexuality : What is OT's role working with individuals with developmental disabilities and their families? Mariana DAmico Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 973-973, 2014.

	ED4-5-3 Occupational therapy students as agent of change - from internship to job creation - Camille Gauthier-Boudreault1),3), Gentiane Cornellier1), Veronique Rainville-Lajoie1),2), Carmen Moliner1), Melanie Couture1),3) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 974-974, 2014.

	ED4-5-4 Problem Based Learning in Occupational Therapy Curriculum - Implications and challenges Michal Avrech Bar1), Margalit Pade1), Yael Kaufman-Cohen1), Sara Gat1), Lena Lipskaya-Velikovsky1),2) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 975-975, 2014.

	ED4-5-5 Health education and prevention by using educational games Leen Bouckaert Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 976-976, 2014.

	RE1-1-1 EXPLORATION OF THE KAWA MODEL WITHIN A SOUTH AFRICAN CONTEXT Antonette Owen Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 977-977, 2014.

	RE1-1-2 Exploring the use of the Filipino kapwa (shared identity) and pakikipagkapwa (humanness) world view in understanding therapeutic relationships in Philippine occupational therapy practice Maria Concepcion Cabatan Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 978-978, 2014.

	RE1-1-3 Applying The KAWA Model in Work-related Rehabilitation for Individuals with Mental Illness A Case Report Wei-Te Liu, Hong-Fei Wu, Hui-Xian Xie, Ya-Hui Li Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 979-979, 2014.

	RE1-1-4 Reflections on the Use of the Kawa Model in Phenomenological Research Tamera Humbert Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 980-980, 2014.

	RE1-2-1 Professional perspective of occupational therapy for rehabilitation staff in Southern Vietnam Kayoko Watanabe1), Ai Pham Thi Ngoc2), Khoa Nguyen Dang2) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 981-982, 2014.

	RE1-2-2 Through the Lens of the Male OT & OTA - Exploring the factors that encourage males to thrive as Occupational Therapy clinicians in a female dominated profession - Gawain Tang, Patrick Whalen Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 983-983, 2014.

	RE1-2-3 Challenges of Applying Occupation-Based Intervention in Clinical Practice : A Delphi Study in Malaysia Ahmad Zamir Che Daud1),2), Matthew Yau1), Fiona Barnett1) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 984-984, 2014.

	RE1-2-4 Analysis of Personal, Environmental and Occupational Factors Effecting Activity Performance of Disabled Drivers Orkun Tahir Aran, Hulya Kahiyan Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 985-985, 2014.

	RE1-2-5 Research on the Effectiveness of the Group of Volunteers in Medical Field - Qualitative Study Based on the Member's Interview - Akira TERAMURA1), Miho W.YOSHIDA2), Kiyoshi ISHII3) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 986-987, 2014.

	RE1-3-1 Categorize Occupational Therapy Interventions - A Prerequisite for Inter-professional Global Communication. - The model "Four mayor occupational therapy intervention factors" - Ingrid Soderback Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 988-988, 2014.

	RE1-3-2 Occupational therapy values - A philosophical analysis of several professional values statements and their philosophical assumptions - Marie-Josee Drolet Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 989-989, 2014.

	RE1-3-3 A continued challenge : Bridging the theory and practice gap Joanne Donbavand, Joanne Stead Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 990-990, 2014.

	RE1-3-5 Comparison of Patient's, Families and Therapists Concerns : A pilot study Cigdem Oksuz, Burcu Semin Akel, Orkun Tahir Aran Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 991-991, 2014.

	RE1-4-1 Information and digital literacy : Central to evidence based practice in the 21st Century. Anita Hamilton1),2), Jo Coldwell-Neilson2), Annemieke Craig2) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 992-992, 2014.

	RE1-4-2 A Tripartite View of Evidence - Impacts on the use of evidence based practice - Linda Robertson1), Fi Graham2), Jane Anderson3) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 993-993, 2014.

	RE1-4-3 Intensive therapy for improved motor recovery after stroke : A systematic review. Emma J.Schneider1),2), Natasha A.Lannin1),2), Louise Ada3), Julia Schmidt4) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 994-994, 2014.

	RE1-5-1 Effectiveness of Handling Training on Stress and Quality of Life among mothers of children afflicted with cerebral palsy nasrin jalili1), mehdi rassafiani2), hamid dalvand2), hojjat allah haghgoo2), marjan farzi3) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 995-995, 2014.

	RE1-5-2 Operationalizing Scholarship of Practice : Factors Leading to a Successful Collaboration Patricia Bowyer1), Lauro Munoz2), Jackson Parker1), Haydee Montemayor1) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 996-996, 2014.

	RE1-5-3 Different Paths, Same Destination - Shared Experiences of Influencing Occupational Practice - Ellen Nicholson1), Susan Burwash2) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 997-997, 2014.

	RE1-6-1 Factors predicting successful rehabilitation after hip fracture surgery in the elderly population 6 month following injury. Noomi Katz1), Yoram Maaravi2), Maayan Katz3) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 998-998, 2014.

	RE1-6-2 Falls and falls prevention : A qualitative study exploring the views of visually impaired older people, carers and health care professionals Claire Ballinger1), Heather Waterman2), Penelope Stanford2), Dawn Skelton3), Chris Todd2) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 999-999, 2014.

	RE1-6-3 Lifestyle Redesign for Pressure Ulcer Prevention in Spinal Cord Injury Florence Clark, Michael Carlson, Erna Blanche, Cheryl Vigen, Elizabeth Pyatak Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 1000-1000, 2014.

	RE1-6-4 Data Reconciliation in a Pressure Ulcer Prevention Study Jeanine Blanchard, Florence Clark, Trudy Mallinson, Cheryl Vigen, Jingwen Li Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 1001-1001, 2014.

	RE1-7-1 Analysis of leg-crossing movement in patients with hemiplegia - Movement necessary to lift the paretic leg - Rika Sakamoto1), Miyuki Isa1), Nozomi Watanabe1), Fumiko Hada1), Sumiko Yamamoto2) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 1002-1003, 2014.

	RE1-7-2 Expanding the Role of Occupational Therapy in Diabetes Assistive Technology Emily Piven Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 1004-1004, 2014.

	RE1-7-3 He's not been the same person since - Self, identity and falling in older people with dementia and their carers. - Anne McIntyre Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 1005-1005, 2014.

	RE1-7-4 Addressing workforce maldistribution to provide a rural occupational therapy workforce - Rural occupational therapy workforce - Carol McKinstry, Siann Bowman, Cheryl Neilson, Elizabeth Martin, Kylie Carra Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 1006-1006, 2014.

RE2-1-1 Development of an Occupational Therapy Supported Education Model for individuals recovering from a mental health illness - The use of a grounded theory approach to developing a new model of practice in the delivery of supported education from the perspective of those with a mental health condition as part of their recovery process -
Norma Clark
Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 1007-1007, 2014.

	RE2-1-2 Participation and Mental Health : An Example of Theory Development in Occupational Therapy. Joanne Inman1),2), Katrina Bannigan1), Jane Cronin-Davies1), Anna Read1) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 1008-1008, 2014.

	RE2-1-3 The development of care pathways and packages in mental health based on the Model of Human Occupation Screening Tool Sun W.Lee, Gary Kielhofner, Mary Morley, Mike Garnham, David Heasman Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 1009-1009, 2014.

	RE2-1-4 The Model of Occupational Self Efficacy : A model for the reintegration of persons with brain injuries to their worker roles Mogammad S.Soeker Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 1010-1010, 2014.

	RE2-2-1 SARAH : STRENGTHENING AND STRETCHING FOR PEOPLE WITH RHEUMATOID ARTHRITIS OF THE HANDS : A RANDOMISED CONTROLLED TRIAL Jo Adams1), Mark Williams2), Peter Heine2), Sarah Lamb2), Esther Williamson2) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 1011-1011, 2014.

	RE2-2-3 Effectiveness of occupational therapy in Parkinson's disease - Results of a randomized controlled trial - Ingrid Sturkenboom, Maud Graff, Bastiaan Bloem, Marten Munneke, Maria Nijhuis-van der Sanden Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 1012-1012, 2014.

	RE2-2-4 Transition from hospital to home : effectiveness of occupational therapy home visit discharge planning for at risk older adults Lindy Clemson1), Natasha Lannin2), Kylie Wales1), Laura Gitlin3), Ian Cameron1) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 1013-1013, 2014.

	RE2-3-1 Evidence-Based Practice Projects : An Education and Practice Partnership Julie Bass, Kathleen Matuska Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 1014-1014, 2014.

	RE2-3-2 Quality and effectiveness of clinical supervision of occupational therapists in a large Australian state - a sequential, mixed methods study Priya Martin1),2), Zephanie Tyack1),2), Jodie Copley2), Asad Khan2) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 1015-1015, 2014.

	RE2-3-3 Experiences of implementing evidence based multimodal pain rehabilitation in clinical practice Hellman Therese, Irene Jensen, Gunnar Bergstrom, Hillevi Busch Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 1016-1016, 2014.

	RE2-5-1 Pre-attentive auditory sensory information facilitated by simultaneous audio-visual sensory integration - Using the Magneto-encephalography - yoshiro nakagawa Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 1017-1018, 2014.

	RE2-5-2 Impact of limited range of motion of the finger metacarpophalangeal joints on hand function Hiroyuki Hayashi1),2), Hideki Shimizu2) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 1019-1020, 2014.

	RE2-5-3 Musculoskeletal complaints among physiotherapy and occupational therapy professionals at rehabilitation center in Bangladesh Shofiqul Islam1), Monjurul Habib2), M.A.Hafez3), Debra Lindstrom Hazel4), Khalilur Rahman5) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 1021-1021, 2014.

	RE2-6-1 Elucidation of the standard impedance index in healthy Japanese individuals to be used for early detection of lymphedema after breast cancer surgery Tomoko Nishikawa1), Shinichi Takabatake1), Hiromasa Shimazaki2), Chihiro Matsumoto2), Kenjiro Matsunaga3) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 1022-1023, 2014.

	RE2-6-2 Factors related to task-specific self-efficacy in the performance of cognitive tasks in schizophrenic patients Takafumi Morimoto1), Tsukasa Murakami2), Ryuta Murakami3), Satoe Ichihara-Takeda1), Nozomu Ikeda1) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 1024-1025, 2014.

	RE2-6-3 4 Patterns And Urging Factors to Adapt New Environment for Disabled Elderly People Mayumi Nishimura1), Yuko Hukase2) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 1026-1027, 2014.

	RE2-6-4 An f-MRI study of cognitive function in schizophrenic patients during a visual searching task Nobushige Yotsumoto1), Atushi Kodabashi2), Yuji Higashi3), Masaki Sekine4), Toshiyo Tamura4) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 1028-1029, 2014.

	RE2-6-5 Emotional evaluation using the facial expression detection software during group music therapy sessions (a secondary report). Yuka TAKASAKI1), Ikuko YAMAZAKI2), Toru YAMADA3), Keiji SHIMADA4), Yoshihiro NOGUCHI4) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 1030-1031, 2014.

	RE2-7-1 The Method that can change practice, A grounded theory study of Marte Meo therapists in dementia care Astrid Elisabeth Andersen Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 1032-1032, 2014.

	RE2-7-2 The lived experiences of daily life after stroke - a ten years following up study Anette C.Erikson1), Gunnar Karlsson2), Kerstin Tham3) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 1033-1033, 2014.

	RE2-7-3 Human Flourishing, Loss in the Context of Mental Ill-Health and the Practice of Occupational Therapy - The importance of interdependence, practical wisdom and purpose - Amy Baker, Nicholas Procter Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 1034-1034, 2014.

	RE2-7-4 "There is no such thing as a small stroke". Meeting the needs of today's stroke survivors Sandy Rutherford, Clare Hocking, Alice Theadom, Kathryn McPherson Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 1035-1035, 2014.

	RE2-7-5 A QUALITATIVE STUDY ON THE EFFECT OF DRUG USE IN CHRONIC DISEASES ON THE QUALITY OF LIFE AND SOCIAL PARTICIPATION ONUR ALTUNTAS, ESRA AKI Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 1036-1036, 2014.

	RE3-1-1 Strategies Individuals Devise to Support Engagement in Daily Activities : A Scoping Review of the Rehabilitation Literature Clare Hocking, Nadene Mesnage Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 1037-1037, 2014.

	RE3-1-2 "Can you open your medication containers?" A pilot study exploring hand function performance as a predictor of older adults' ability to complete a daily occupation Karen Roberts1), Elizabeth Georgeson2) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 1038-1038, 2014.

	RE3-1-3 What is the evidence for compensatory intervention for lacking time processing ability and executive functioning? Gunnel Janeslatt1), Margret Buchholz2), Gunilla Forsmark3), Linda Sjodin3), Birgitta Wennberg4) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 1039-1039, 2014.

	RE3-1-4 Active Lifestyle all your Life - A randomized clinical trial of the participation, engagement in occupations and self - rated health among the older adults Erika Johansson, Hans Jonsson, Raymond Dahlberg, Ann-Helen Patomella Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 1040-1040, 2014.

	RE3-2-1 The Development of Occupational Therapy in Ireland : A Case Study of the Killarney Mental Hospital (1931-1961). Brid Dunne, Judith Pettigrew, Katie Robinson Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 1041-1041, 2014.

	RE3-2-3 The organization that formed a profession - The establishment of occupational therapy in Sweden. Anders Bjornsson, Inga-Britt Lindstrom, Carita Nygren Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 1042-1042, 2014.

	RE3-2-4 The Legacy of Willard and Spackman Peggy Martin1), Christine Peters2), Wanda Mahoney3) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 1043-1043, 2014.

	RE3-2-5 The first 100 years of occupational therapy in the United States - Creating futures and alignment using the AOTA Centennial Vision - Virginia (Ginny) Stoffel1),2), Fred Somers2) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 1044-1044, 2014.

	RE3-3-1 Epidemiologic Study on the Association of Occupational Participation with Health-Related Quality of Life and with "IKIGAI" - One-Year Follow-up among Middle-Aged and Elderly Healthy Japanese Individuals - Tadanori Imai Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 1045-1046, 2014.

	RE3-3-2 Developing a competency framework for hospital-based Occupational Therapy practice : A Singapore hospital experience Anna Tan, Leila Nasron, Patrick Ker Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 1047-1047, 2014.

	RE3-3-3 Occupational therapy HOME discharge planning for older adults : Is this a cost effective practice? Kylie Wales1), Lindy Clemson1), Natasha Lannin2), Glenn Salkeld1), Ian Cameron1) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 1048-1048, 2014.

	RE3-4-1 Factors that influence changes in frequency of occupational therapy training continuing in hospitals Kimiko Asuwa, Yasuyo Murakami, Toshihiro Ishidai Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 1049-1050, 2014.

	RE3-4-2 Examination about the effect of the 365 days rehabilitation system on elderly people - Led by cerebrovascular disorder patients - Miho Kawasaki, Yuki Miyashita, Haruna Fukuzawa, Yasuhiro Shimizu Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 1051-1052, 2014.

	RE3-4-3 The effect of the initial nutritional status on patients after rehabilitation Shigeto Moriwaki, Michiko Itou, Yukie Takeuchi, Chiaki Satou, Shiho Yamasaki Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 1053-1054, 2014.

	RE3-4-4 Correlations between client's way of time use and independent levels of Activities of Daily Living (ADL) Chiemi Mitoma, Hiroki Fukuda, Tetsuya Noda, Toujirou Yanagi Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 1055-1056, 2014.

	RE3-4-5 A patient with rheumatoid arthritis enabled to manage foot self-care by occupational therapy intervention in inter-professional collaboration : a case report Kinue Matsuo1),2), Kanta Kuno1), Takahiro Hiraoka3), Emi Motoki4), Yasushi Miura2) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 1057-1058, 2014.

	RE3-5-1 Characteristic symptoms of children with brain injury. - Report 1 - Kaoru Kawahara1), Natuko Fukuda1), Jyuniti Kozaru1), Kozue Sawada2), Keita Kondou2) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 1059-1060, 2014.

	RE3-5-2 The prefrontal cortex activation during the preferred pace tapping with functional near-infrared spectroscopy (fNIRS) Kaori Shimoda1), Shiori Katsuyama1), Kenji Tsuchiya1), Eisuke Takakusagi2), Fusae Tozato1) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 1061-1062, 2014.

	RE3-5-3 Return to paid work following a brain injury ; the lived experience. Karen Beaulieu Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 1063-1063, 2014.

	RE3-5-4 HOW COGNITIVE IMPAIRMENTS INFLUENCES TRAVELLING WITH BUS - A CASE STUDY - Eva Mansson Lexell1),2), Agneta Stahl3) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 1064-1064, 2014.

	RE3-5-5 tDCS over the cerebellum affects millisecond time perception in healthy subjects Jun Hirano1),2), Daisuke Matsuzawa2), Yoshitaka Yamanaka1), Atsushi Murata1), Eiji Shimizu2) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 1065-1066, 2014.

	RE3-6-1 The influence of changing posture on tests for unilateral spatial neglect in patients with stroke Hitoshi Onaka1),2), Ken Kouda2), Hidenori Tojo3), Fumihiro Tajima2) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 1067-1068, 2014.

	RE3-6-2 Development of methods for motion analysis and visualization based on spherical coordinate analysis for multi-degree-of-freedom joint - Applications for shoulder, trunk and wrist motion - Naoki Yoshida1),2), Mayumi Kihara2), Satoru Nishishita1),2), Takeshi Hayashi1),2), Kenji Matsumoto2) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 1069-1070, 2014.

	RE3-6-3 Differences between Body-weight-supported Treadmill Training and Free Walking with Pelvic Support in Rats with Spinal Cord Injury Miki Hayashibe1),2), Tamami Homma3), Chizuka Ide3), Shu Morioka2) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 1071-1072, 2014.

	RE3-6-4 Changes the brain activity in the dorsolateral prefrontal cortex using the handicraft treatment - a functional near-infrared spectroscopic study - Takashi Fujioka1),2), Daisuke Hirano1),3), Yuki Seki1),4), Motoki Kurumai1),5), Takamichi Taniguchi1),4) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 1073-1074, 2014.

	RE4-1-1 Factors affecting Clinical reasoning : A Qualitative Study Narges Shafaroodi, Mohmad Kamali, Soroor Parvizy, Afsoon Hassani Mehraban, Jamshid Habibzadeh Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 1076-1076, 2014.

	RE4-1-2 Concepts Important to Persons with SLE and Their Coverage by Disease-Specific Patient Reported Outcomes Assessing Quality of Life Julia Unger1), Mona Dur2), Tanja A.Stamm2),3) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 1077-1077, 2014.

	RE4-1-3 The occupational balance questionnaire : Developed on empirical qualitative data and together with people with and without chronically autoimmune diseases Mona Dur1), Birgit Prodinger2), Julia Unger3), Josef Smolen1), Tanja Alexandra Stamm1) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 1078-1078, 2014.

	RE4-1-4 The experiences of regaining the mealtime process after a high spinal cord injury Malin Johansson1), Gunilla Eriksson1),2) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 1079-1079, 2014.

	RE4-2-1 A study of the Quality of Life of partially physically disabled people in the Dominican Republic. Noriko Morishita1), Yoselyn Castillo2) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 1080-1081, 2014.

	RE4-2-2 Progressions in the Japanese Association of Occupational Therapists post-qualification education system from 2003 to 2012 : a certification and specialization framework Yasuharu Nishide, Katsutaka Takaki, Aya Yoshida, Hiromi Fujii, Daisuke Jinnai Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 1082-1083, 2014.

	RE4-2-3 Factors to Consider when Planning an Electronic Health Record (EHR) System Implementation : Global Lessons for South Africa Fatima Hendricks1),2) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 1084-1084, 2014.

	RE4-2-5 Promoting Professional Occupational Therapy Education with WFOT Minimal Standards in China Mainland Guohui Lin1), Mengan Cao2), Kit Sinclair3), Sheila Purves2), Hongxing Wang4) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 1085-1085, 2014.

	RE4-3-1 Development of Categories of Occupational Change for the Elderly with Dementia Yoji Kamada1),2), Makoto Kyogoku3) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 1086-1087, 2014.

	RE4-3-2 The examination factors for the affected dominant hand of chronic stroke patient to reacquire using chopsticks - On intervention of low-frequency repetitive transcranial magnetic stimulation and intensive occupational therapy (NEURO-15) - Kumi Yoshizawa1), Michihiko Ando1), Kouji Namiki1), Yohei Mori1), Hiroyoshi Hara2) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 1088-1089, 2014.

	RE4-3-3 Cerebral blood flow changes in the region surrounding the somatosensory cortex motor area associated with sequence motor learning - A study using functional near infrared spectroscopy - Yuki Seki1),2), Daisuke Hirano1),3), Takashi Fujioka1),4), Motoki kurumai1),5), Takamichi Taniguchi1),2) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 1090-1091, 2014.

	RE4-3-4 Frame of References for Evidence-based Practice Jim Hinojosa, Tsu-Hsin Howe Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 1092-1092, 2014.

	RE4-3-5 A Study of the Influence of Hat Shape on Visual Perception and Balance Hyo-Lyun Roh, Da-mi Kim, Lee-seol Kim, Chae-Min Song, Jae-Wan Choi Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 1093-1093, 2014.

	RE4-4-1 Effects of sleep position and position shifts on sleep quality Akiko Nojiri, Chikako Okumura, Yushi Ito Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 1094-1095, 2014.

	RE4-4-2 Relationship of between knee flexion and physical activities in japanese lifestyle. Hiroyuki Suzuki, Kenzou Teramura, Kasumi Miyamura, Tokio Kinosita, Yukihide Nisimura Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 1096-1097, 2014.

	RE4-4-3 The learning effect by using the Edison chopsticks - From a viewpoint of change of the surface electromyogram - Atsushi Ueda1), Zyunko Morikawa2), Noriko Arai3), Kanae Matsushima3), Toshihiro Kato3) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 1098-1099, 2014.

	RE4-4-4 Ball Rolling Exercise Improves Finger Dexterity and Chopstick Operability of the Non-Dominant Hand in Healthy Young Adults Shugo Nakamura1), Daiki Nakashima1), Mamiko Kawaura2), Hiroyuki Hayashi3) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 1100-1101, 2014.

	RE4-4-5 A Study on Hot Water Bathtub and the Characteristics of Stepping Movement Sonomi Umezaki1), Yutaka Tochihara2) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 1102-1103, 2014.

	RE4-5-1 The increase of interleukin-6 after heat stress abolish in persons with spinal cord injury. Kenzo Teramura, Takamasa Hashizaki, Tokio Kinoshita, Ken Kouda, Takeshi Nakamura Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 1104-1105, 2014.

	RE4-5-2 A Planned and Proactive Approach to Caring for the Aged at Home - Should they have to leave home? - Bronwyn R Farquhar Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 1106-1106, 2014.

	RE4-5-3 Characterising Patients with Tennis Elbow with Different Recovery Trajectories Using Growth Mixture Modelling Hui Xian Michelle Lim1), Ruijie Li3), Zixian Yang1), Suang Bee Joyce Koh2) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 1107-1107, 2014.

	CI1-1-1 The Utilization of Clinical Assessment of Modes Questionnaire, Therapist version - Occupational Therapists perspectives Erika Andersson, Anette Kjellberg Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 1108-1108, 2014.

	CI1-1-2 Comparison of administration time and calculation time of the Shoulder36 (V.1.3) and the QuickDASH Satoshi Shimo1), Shota Genma2), Toshiki Horiuchi1), Yasuhiro Yamamoto3), Koubun Watanabe1) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 1109-1110, 2014.

	CI1-1-3 Suitability of the Montreal Cognitive Assessment as a screening tool to identify people with dysfunction in occupational performance after mild stroke. Elien Van der Wijst Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 1111-1111, 2014.

	CI1-1-4 A New Performance Measure of Executive Function : Cross - Cultural Comparison Joan Toglia1), Orit Lahav2), Rachel Kizony3), Eynat Ben Ari4) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 1112-1112, 2014.

	CI1-2-1 The Psycho-social Effects of Living with Mobility Service Dogs - Through the intervention as an occupational therapist - HIROMI NOGUCHI1), AYA YOSHIDA2), KOTO MIZUKAMI3), TOMOKO TAKAYANAGI3) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 1113-1114, 2014.

	CI1-2-2 The Development of PC keyboard stand for mouse stick users and the verification of its efficacy Shoji Nakagawa1), Kenta Matsuda2), Tomoyuki Murata3), Tatsuya Kanno2), Tsutomu Tamagaki4) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 1115-1116, 2014.

	CI1-2-3 Application of a sliding sheet to transfer a severely quadriplegic encephalitis patient : A case report Kazuhiko Misaki Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 1117-1118, 2014.

	CI1-2-4 Usability of assistive robotic arms for individuals with severe physical disabilities. Takafumi KINOSHITA1), Takenobu INOUE1), Takashi KINOSE1), Tsuyoshi NAKAYAMA1), Jun YAMAGUCHI2) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 1119-1120, 2014.

	CI1-2-5 Internet Virtual Reality Games as a therapeutic intervention for Children with Autism Chaya Zingerevich1), Jack Engsberg2) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 1121-1121, 2014.

	CI1-3-1 Does Sensory Modulation Disoeder (SMD) hurt? Tami Bar-Shalita1), Ze'ev Seltzer2), Jean-Jacques Vatine3), Irit Weissman-Fogel4), Shula Parush1) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 1122-1122, 2014.

	CI1-3-3 Performance analysis of Adults with Acquired Brain Injury making errands in a virtual supermarket Eric Sorita1),2), Evelyne Klinger3), Pierre-Alain Joseph1),4), Bernard N'Kaoua4), Jean-Michel Mazaux1),4) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 1123-1123, 2014.

	CI1-3-4 Brain activity in response to guidance stimuli : using fMRI Yuko TSUMAGARI1), Kumiko KOGA1), Yuji HIGASHI1), Toshiro FUJIMOTO2), Toshiyo TAMURA3) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 1124-1125, 2014.

	CI1-4-1 Acceptance of new technologies by rehabilitation therapists - A pilot study using the Unified Theory of Acceptance and Use of Technology (UTAUT) - Lili Liu1), Antonio Miguel Cruz2), Adriana Rios Rincon1),2), Vickie Buttar3), Ranson Quentin, Goertzen Darrell3) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 1126-1126, 2014.

	CI1-4-2 Schultz Lifestyle Profile Series Instrument : Psychometric Properties and Relationship with Activity Participation Lisa Connor1), Sarah Hodson2), Carolyn Baum3) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 1127-1127, 2014.

	CI1-4-3 The new Model of Human Occupation Exploratory Level Outcome Ratings (MOHO-ExpLOR) John R.Cooper1), Sue Parkinson2), Carmen Gloria De las Heras3), Kirsty Forsyth4) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 1128-1128, 2014.

	CI1-4-4 Development of a Scale for Achievement Motive in Rehabilitation (SAMR) - Examination of factorial validity by the statistical analysis - Nobuyuki Sano1),2), Makoto Kyougoku3), Kenji Yabuwaki3) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 1129-1130, 2014.

	CI2-1-1 Cognition : A Central Issue Requiring Occupational Therapists' Attention Carolyn Baum, Lisa Connor Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 1131-1131, 2014.

	CI2-1-2 A study of a new technical innovation applies cognitive behavior therapy for the patients with neuropsychological disorder NOBUO OHSHIMA1), REIKO MIYAMOTO1), MITSUGU ONUKI2) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 1132-1133, 2014.

	CI2-1-3 Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disordered adult offenders : Identifying strengths and areas for community supports. Occupational performance supports in vulnerable group Sharon Brintnell1), Ajili Sawhney2), Monty Nelson3), Teri Palmer4) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 1134-1134, 2014.

	CI2-1-4 CCSVI : The Messages of Healthcare Professionals in Social Media Setareh Ghahari, Susan Forwell Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 1135-1135, 2014.

	CI2-2-1 What can be learned from the Muriel Driver Memorial Lectures Catherine Vallee, Andrew Freeman, Pierre-Alexandre Morin, Mathieu Moisan Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 1136-1136, 2014.

	CI2-2-2 Learning from our past to create a sustainable future. - Professional identity in occupational therapy. - Marianne Bonassi1), Trish Wielandt2), Wendy Hillman3) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 1137-1137, 2014.

	CI2-2-3 Creating a reflective future in occupational therapy practice Elizabeth Pritchard1),2) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 1138-1138, 2014.

	CI2-2-4 Transforming 20th century competency knowledge into an integrated educational competency experience Susan Ryan, Catherine Studdert, Caroline Hills, Kim Nguyen, Paul Sijpkes Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 1139-1139, 2014.

	CI2-3-1 An Example of Occupational Therapy in Palliative Care Units - Focusing on ADL support and home care support as part of compensation strategy - Seijirou Umezu Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 1140-1141, 2014.

	CI2-3-2 Inter-professional Collaboration and the role of occupational therapists in psycho-education of psychiatric emergency ward Nobuaki Nishizono1), Tetsuya Watanabe1), Tomoko Hanamura1), Kazunori Tsubusaki1), Shogo Hirano1),2) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 1142-1143, 2014.

	CI2-3-3 Recovery of Activities of Daily living by using the sitting position maintenance tool in our intensive care unit Hiroaki Nagatani1), Yukio Tanoue2), Masanori Hiura1), Rie Moriya1), Kousei Nagasima1) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 1144-1145, 2014.

	CI2-3-4 Early and intensive Occupational Therapy for Delirium Prevention in Older Adults Admitted to Intensive Care Unit. Randomized clinical trial Evelyn Alvarez1),2),3), Maricel Garrido2), Eduardo Tobar2), Stephanie Prieto2), Constanza Briceno1),2) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 1146-1146, 2014.

	CI2-3-5 Prioritising and managing workload demands in an acute Occupational therapy service Jacqui Morarty Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 1147-1147, 2014.

	CI2-4-1 The effect of continuous pressure sensory input on fingertips during peg manipulation tasks in healthy individuals Azusa Suemune, Megumi Okamoto, Masamichi Furusawa Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 1148-1149, 2014.

	CI2-4-2 Smartphone Apps as Rehabilitation Modality : A Trial for Coordination Training Chen Kai Chang1),2), Jer Hao Chang3) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 1150-1150, 2014.

	CI2-4-3 Treatment Effects of Wii(R) Balance Board in Falls Prevention for Community-Dwelling Older Adults Pei-Fen Chang Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 1151-1151, 2014.

	CI2-4-4 Effectiveness of mindfulness training for healthcare professionals working in a mental health setting in Singapore : A pilot study Suyi Yang1),2) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 1152-1152, 2014.

	CI2-4-5 The impact of pain on occupational performance and quality of life among chronic pain patients Bi Xia Ngooi, Yanning Vera Chan, Jia Yen Eng Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 1153-1153, 2014.

	CI3-1-2 An Innovative Application of the Canadian Model of Occupational Performance and Engagement to Decision-Making Capacity Assessments in Occupational Therapy Practice Kiyoko Kabeya, Yi-Nei Kao, Leslie Erskine, Ashley Marsh Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 1154-1154, 2014.

	CI3-1-3 Sport-career termination : a new role for occupational therapists? Claudie Bastien Forrest, Julie Desrosiers Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 1155-1155, 2014.

	CI3-1-4 Introducing and Implementing Occupational Therapy in a Centre for Children with Disabilities in Nepal the Challenges and Outcomes. Maranna McKenna, Aisling O'Neill Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 1156-1156, 2014.

	CI4-1-2 ‘Risky business’ : Risk and the occupational therapy profession Mandy Stanley, Mary Russell Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 1157-1157, 2014.

	CI4-1-3 The Evolution of Occupational Therapy Representation in British Columbia : Challenges and Innovations Giovanna Boniface1), Claudia von Zweck2) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 1158-1158, 2014.

	CI4-1-4 WFOT Human Resources Project 2008 - 2014 Ritchard Ledgerd Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 1159-1159, 2014.

	CI4-2-1 Examination on the Usefulness of Peripheral Nerve Sensory Stimulation (PSS) for Hemiplegic Unilateral Spatial Neglect Patients Junya Shimizu1), Matsumoto Daisuke2), Hiroyuki Kajita3), masafumi Hosomi1), Shigeatsu Natsume1) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 1160-1161, 2014.

	CI4-2-2 The prefrontal lobe activation during Go / No-Go Task - with functional near-infrared spectroscopy (fNIRS) - Masafumi KUNISHIGE, Hajime NAKANISHI, Go KURAUCHI, Chinami ISHIZUKI, Hideki MIYAGUCHI Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 1162-1163, 2014.

	CI4-2-3 Impact on the prefrontal cortex in presentation differences in the coat behavior Yoshiki Nagai, Atushi Kanauti, Yuuki Torigoe, Yuusuke Ruike Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 1164-1165, 2014.

	CI4-2-4 Research on the Activation of the Cerebral Cortex During Common Occupational Activities - A Near-infrared Spectroscopy Study. - Fubiao Huang1),2),3), Daisuke Hirano2), Takamichi Taniguchi2), Yoshishige Ogihara2) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 1166-1166, 2014.

	CI4-2-5 Electromyography in Handwriting Analysis : A study of Two Grasp Patterns Pedro H.T.Q.Almeida1), Iracema S.Ferrigno2), Daniel M.Cruz2), Luis A.Magna3), Tatiana B.Pontes1) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 1167-1167, 2014.

	CI4-3-1 The Actuality of Rehabilitation after Charnley THA - The Attempt to Accommodate Japanese-style Living after Operation - Toru Kawamoto1), Hisaya Higashi1), Rieko Ogawa1), Yoshiyuki Karasawa2), Kunio Nakane2) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 1168-1169, 2014.

	CI4-3-2 Influence of operational efficiency on the optimized seating system. Hisako Nomura1), Takuro Kijima1), Yutaka Yamamura2) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 1170-1171, 2014.

	CI4-3-3 Use and usefulness of accommodations provided to students with disabilities in higher education Naomi Schreuer, Dalia Sachs Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 1172-1172, 2014.

	CI4-3-4 Investigation and Advancement of Housing Standards Addressing Accessibility - the Use of an Activity-based Approach. - Tina Helle Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 1173-1173, 2014.

	CI4-4-1 Service Learning in a Developing Country Kimberley Persons1), Donna Costa2) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 1174-1174, 2014.

	CI4-4-2 Driving behaviors and anxieties of military service members with and without traumatic brain injury / post traumatic stress disorder after service in Iraq or Afghanistan Erica B.Stern1), Todd Rockwood2) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 1175-1175, 2014.

	OC1-1-1 Universality and diversity of occupational therapy and occupation in East Asia Nobuhiro NARA1), Yeong Ae Yang2), Fu Biao Huang3) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 1176-1177, 2014.

	OC1-1-2 Neurobiological Influence of Occupation on Neurological Disorders Through Experience-Dependent Plasticity Ji-Hyuk Park1), Dae-Sung Han2), Jae-Sung Kwon1) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 1178-1178, 2014.

	OC1-1-3 Reconsideration of "occupational being" - from an ethnography on a man who sought for meanings in his occupational engagement - Kanae Sagawa Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 1179-1180, 2014.

	OC1-1-4 Occupational Balance : a study of the socio-cultural perspective of Iranian Occupational Therapists Farzaneh Yazdani1), Dave Roberts1), Nastaran Yazdani2), Mehdi Rassafiani3) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 1181-1181, 2014.

	OC1-2-1 Facilitating Occupational Justice for Children in Communities Evelyn Andersson, Rebecca Brom Wolf Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 1182-1182, 2014.

	OC1-2-2 Occupational justice for the Elderly from a Social Anthropology Perspective - A survey of persons receiving in-home services in Kitanakagusuku, Okinawa - Hitomi Sakai1),4), Makoto Yasu2), Kousuke Tamura3), Yuko Tanaka3), Chizuru Saito1),4) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 1183-1184, 2014.

	OC1-2-4 The Role of Occupational Therapists in Community Development : From enabling to embracing Seiko Watanabe1),2) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 1185-1185, 2014.

	OC1-3-1 Understanding the Daily Experiencs of Survivors of Stroke Through the Dimensions of Pleasure, Productivity and Restoration Karen Atler Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 1186-1186, 2014.

	OC1-3-2 As grandparents or parents? Taiwanese older adults' experience in parenting grandchildren Ya-Lin Lee, Szu-Yin Lin, Kuang-Ling Ko, Yi-Ling Chen, Bo-Ting Chen Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 1187-1187, 2014.

	OC1-3-3 Adaptation to the external environment in aphasic patients - Single task and series tasks comparison study - Noritaka Shirakihara Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 1188-1189, 2014.

	OC2-1-1 The joy of doing - Senior Asian immigrants giving to New Zealand society - Shoba Nayar1), Valerie Wright-St.Clair2) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 1190-1190, 2014.

	OC2-1-2 Environmental facilitators and barriers for participation in meaningful activities for people with disabilities Rana Ode-Jarisi, Dalia Sachs, Naomi Schreuer Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 1191-1191, 2014.

	OC2-1-3 Restoring quality of life for breast cancer survivors : Return to work ; a challenge for Occupational Therapists huget Desiron1),2), Peter Donceel2), Angelique de Rijk3), Elke van hoof4) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 1192-1192, 2014.

	OC2-1-4 Occupational adaptation : Becoming an old university student Athena Tsai1),2), KUEI-MIN CHEN2), Chang-Chih Kuo1), Ying-Chun Chou1) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 1193-1193, 2014.

	OC2-2-1 Threading Curative Art into Current Occupational Therapy Education - A Mechanism for Enabling Adaptation During Student Learning - Wendy Fox, Rondalyn Whitney Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 1194-1194, 2014.

	OC2-2-2 Creative activities : an important agent of change in the process of rebuilding identity Bodil Winther Hansen, Anne-Le Morville Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 1195-1195, 2014.

	OC2-2-3 The use of creative activities in occupational therapy practice in Sweden Ann-Britt Ivarsson1), Mullersdorf Maria2) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 1196-1196, 2014.

	OC2-2-4 BREAKING BREAD : COMPETENCE IN CULTURAL ASPECTS OF FOOD TO ENHANCE INTERVENTION OUTCOMES Toni Thompson1),2) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 1197-1197, 2014.

	OC2-3-1 Study on employee turnover rate for persons with disabilities in the Japanese labor market for recent ten years Nobuyoshi Fukui1), Hironobu Nakayama2), Takuya Hashimoto3) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 1198-1199, 2014.

	OC2-3-2 What is "occupation" for patients who have severe cognitive impairment? Momoko Okubo1), Shingo Yamane2), Hajime Shimizu3), Hideaki Hanaoka2) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 1200-1201, 2014.

	OC2-3-3 What are the ways of working that enable continuation? - Exploring the employment needs for people with mental illness - Miyuki Minato1), Kenji Yabuwaki2), Miyuki Iwata2), Tetsushi Nonaka3), Kumiko Hashimoto4) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 1202-1203, 2014.

	OC2-3-4 Psychophysiological Significance of Drinking Green Tea in Japanese Culture Asuka Watanabe1), Wakaba Tamakuma2), Miyuki Narikane3), Ai Ohashi4), Ryohei Nishimura5) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 1204-1205, 2014.

	OC2-3-5 Around the dinner table : How food-centered occupations enact possibilities for the mediation of cultural values, traditions and identities after forced family migration. Lisette Farias Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 1206-1206, 2014.

	OC2-4-1 Latino American mothers' habits and customs related to feeding their infants Tsu-Hsin Howe, Jim Hinojosa Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 1207-1207, 2014.

	OC2-4-2 Exploring modern perceptions of stay-at-home mothers and their occupational roles and identity : A pilot study Tomomi McAuliffe, Barnett Fiona, Thomas Yvonne, Crowe Melissa Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 1208-1208, 2014.

	OC2-4-3 Patient experience of boredom on a medium secure unit : findings from an exploratory study Hilary Williams Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 1209-1209, 2014.

	OC2-4-4 Meaningful occupation for consumers experiencing mental illness and their carers : Perspectives of participants in a family psycho-education program. Freya Coker1), Anne Williams1), Carol Harvey2), Laura Hayes2), Judy Hamann3) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 1210-1210, 2014.

	OC2-4-5 What females with Rett syndrome like to do experiencesfrom relatives and staff Asa-Sara Sernheim1),2), Helena Hemmingsson2), Gunilla Liedberg2), Ingegerd Witt Engerstrom1) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 1211-1211, 2014.

	OC3-1-1 Exploring occupation using ethnographic methodology Sarah Kantartzis1),3), Matthew Molineux2), Sally Foster3) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 1212-1212, 2014.

	OC3-1-2 Perceptions of disability from a Muslim perspective and its influence on participation in cultural and religious occupations and engagement with support services. Debbie Kramer-Roy, Kee Hean Lim, Esha Morjaria, Susan Forsythe Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 1213-1213, 2014.

	OC3-1-3 Finding meaning through occupation : Seeking asylum in the United Kingdom Helen Claire Smith Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 1214-1214, 2014.

	OC3-1-4 Occupational Disruption and Recovery from Cyclone Yasi. Returning to a ‘New Normal’ Yvonne Thomas, Lenka Sima Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 1215-1215, 2014.

	OC3-2-1 Role Balance Amongst Working ‘Sandwich Generation’ Women Kiah Evans1), Marita Falkmer2), Sonya Girdler2) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 1216-1216, 2014.

	OC3-2-2 DEMOGRAPHIC CHARACTERISTICS COMPARISON ON THE PERCEIVED STRUCTURAL MEANING OF OCCUPATION AMONG SELECTED PUBLIC SCHOOL TEACHERS IN MANDAUE CITY Kristine Jane Lariosa1), Charles Jureidini1),3), Maria Fe Abejar2), Anthony Grecia3) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 1217-1217, 2014.

	OC3-2-3 Occupational Deprivation or Occupational Change When Living on Dialysis Shirley Wells Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 1218-1218, 2014.

	OC3-2-4 Understanding occupation from a client-centred perspective Carolynne White Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 1219-1219, 2014.

	OC3-2-5 The occupation of research and the occupation of art : using occupation to describe occupation Annabel Youngson, Diane Cox, Helen Wilby, Fiona Cole Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 1220-1220, 2014.

	OC3-3-1 Occupational therapy and culture : a literature review Daniela Castro1), Synneve Dahlin-Ivanoff1),2), Lena Martensson1) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 1221-1221, 2014.

	OC3-3-2 The many ideologies of balance : A comparative review Jane A.Davis, Helene J.Polatajko Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 1222-1222, 2014.

	OC3-3-3 Can autonomy influence occupational engagement? Findings from qualitative research in occupational therapy Bethan Collins Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 1223-1223, 2014.

	OC3-3-4 What is considered important for life balance? Similarities and differences among working adults in Sweden. Petra Wagman1), Carita Hakansson2), Christian Jacobsson3), Torbjorn Falkmer4),5), Anita Bjorklund1) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 1224-1224, 2014.

	OC3-4-2 Establishing cross-cultural validity of the Role Checklist Version 2 : Quality of Performance Patricia Scott1), Tore Bonsaksen2), Kirsty Forsyth3), Lena Haglund4), Takashi Yamada5) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 1225-1225, 2014.

	OC3-4-3 Key factors that contribute to the success of work creation projects : A Lesotho perspective. Lana Van Niekerk1), Matumo Ramafikeng2) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 1226-1226, 2014.

	CO1-1-1 The role of occupational therapist in transdisciplinary team approach for patient with dysphagia Yusuke Aoki1), Takashi Tanaka2), Kikuo Ota3) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 1227-1228, 2014.

	CO1-1-2 Support of Community General Support Center and dispatch-occupational therapy naotaka mikami, reiji yamazaki Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 1229-1230, 2014.

	CO1-1-4 Understanding risk factors for injuries amongst the elderly population in long-term nursing care facilities and shelter homes in the Klang Valley in Malaysia. Saraswathy Venkataraman1),2), Jennifer Oxley1),2), Louise Farnworth1),2), Lesley Day1),2), Helen Bartlett1),2) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 1231-1231, 2014.

	CO1-1-5 A Nordic Charter for Universal Design Evastina Bjork Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 1232-1232, 2014.

	CO2-1-1 FlightGate : - A practice development framework to support health service innovation Rebecca Shute1), Kirsty Forsyth2), Jane Melton1) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 1233-1233, 2014.

	CO2-1-2 Mentoring Across the Miles Dianna Lunsford1),2), Emily Van Wieren3) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 1234-1234, 2014.

	CO2-1-3 Supporting Occupational Therapy Practice in a Rehabilitation Facility during a Time of Change Rhona Anderson, Deborah Ann Hebert Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 1235-1235, 2014.

	CO2-1-4 Advancing the Science of Rehabilitation : Translating Neuroscience and Rehabilitation into Everyday Life Leeanne Carey1),2), Carolyn Baum3), Naomi Josman4) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 1236-1236, 2014.

	CO3-1-1 Studies on the professional role of the occupational therapist to work in the recovery phase rehabilitation ward - questionnaire survey of occupational therapists - Yuki Choji1),2), Junichi Shimizu2) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 1237-1238, 2014.

	CO3-1-2 A proposal for occupational therapy technology transfer activity of to developing countries - From the experience of international cooperation activities - Jiro Yonezaki, Maki Ikeda, Shinji Yoshida Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 1239-1240, 2014.

	CO3-1-4 OKOTOPIA - an inter-professional research project in Austria and the role of OT Gabriele Schwarze Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 1241-1241, 2014.

	CO3-1-5 Transforming health systems through collaborative leadership : Curriculum development Margo Paterson1), Emmanuelle Careau2), Rosemary Brander1), Janice Van Dijk1), Sarita Verma3) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 1242-1242, 2014.

	TH1-1-1 Kawa Poetics - Learning from the language of the river - David Nixon1),2), Michael Iwama3) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 1243-1243, 2014.

	TH1-1-3 A comparison of two occupational therapy models in guiding occupational therapy processes for visually impaired adults Saraswathy Venkataraman1), Jou Yin Teoh2), Michael K. Iwama3), Siti Arbi Kamso4) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 1244-1244, 2014.

	TH2-1-1 Practical Report on Belief Conflicts in Multidisciplinary Care at General Ward and Dissolution Approach for Belief Conflict Mariko Yamamori1),2), Makoto Kyougoku3) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 1245-1246, 2014.

	TH2-1-2 As things are now content analysis of Occupational therapy goals of Switzerland Kim Roos1), Emmanuelle Dreqc-Rossini3), Claudia Galli2),4), Isabel Margot-Cattin2), Julie Page1) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 1247-1247, 2014.

	TH2-1-3 Cerebral Palsy Check-Up : Providing the best service at the best time. - A project protocol paper. - Christine Imms1), Iona Novak2), Dinah Reddihough3), Nora Shields4) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 1248-1248, 2014.

	TH3-1-2 Self-rated occupational balance - a generic instrument Carita Hakansson1), Petra Wagman2) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 1249-1249, 2014.

	TH3-1-3 Spirituality in Occupational Therapy Practice : A Systematic Literature Review Thuli G.Mthembu Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 1250-1250, 2014.

	TH3-1-4 Contribution to integrated occupational therapy profession : Model based examination of the A-ONE Gudrun Arnadottir1),2) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 1251-1251, 2014.

	TH3-1-5 Impact of using the Model of Human Occupation : a survey of occupational therapy mentalhealth practitioners' perceptions. Jenica Lee1), Sun Wook Lee2), Gary Kielhofner1), Kirsty Forsyth3), Renee Taylor1) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 1252-1252, 2014.

	TH4-1-1 How Can Occupational Science Contribute to the Development of Occupational Therapy in Japan? - Reflecting on the Past - Tomoko Kondo1), Etsuko Odawara2), Mari Sakaue3), Hirokazu Nishikata4) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 1253-1254, 2014.

	TH4-1-2 Respecting global wisdom : Enhancing the cultural relevance of occupational therapy's theoretical base Karen Whalley Hammell Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 1255-1255, 2014.

	TH4-1-3 Knowledge of our forefathers : The lost wisdom of lifestyle balance Teena J.Clouston Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 1256-1256, 2014.

	TH4-1-4 SOCIAL ACTORS : - CONSTRUCTION OF PROFESSIONAL IDENTITY FROM OCCUPATIONAL THERAPIST'S NARRATIVES - Diego Cifuentes Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 1257-1257, 2014.

	DI2-1-1 Collaborative Occupation' and Transformation : A Theory Grounded in Experiences of Disaster. Nancy Rushford1), Craig Veitch2), Kirsten Harley3) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 1258-1258, 2014.

	DI2-1-2 Making Resilience a Reality Kit Sinclair Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 1259-1259, 2014.

	DI2-1-3 Use of Occupational Activities for Community Re-Building - Report on support activity for refugees from nuclear plant accident in Fukushima - Makoto KONO1), Kiyoshi ISHII2), Chihiro TOMITA3), Riari TABATA4), Kaoru ISHIMOTO5) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 1260-1261, 2014.

	DI3-1-1 The meaning of everyday life and occupation for an elderly woman who suffered the Great East Japan Earthquake Yukiko Nishino1), Tomoko Kondo2) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 1262-1263, 2014.

	DI3-1-2 Fukushima Prefecture Occupational Therapists Association Iwaki Branch Disaster Relief Report Yuki Waragai Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 1264-1265, 2014.

	DI3-1-3 Support activities of the Minamiaizu-Aizu branch of Fukushima Association of Occupational Therapists to the refugees from the Great East Japan Earthquake Yoshitaka Shiino1), Chikako Ozaki2) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 1266-1267, 2014.

	DI3-2-1 The Importance of the Advocacy Works for the Evacuees of the Great Eastern Japan Earthquake Satoru Ohkubo1),2), Akira Sugawara1), Kazuko Gamano1), Satoru Hatayama1), Hiroyuki Tasso1) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 1268-1269, 2014.

	DI3-2-2 Title : The role of the occupational therapist in International cooperation - a look at occupational therapist in a certain Non-Governmental Organization - Akane Katsuda Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 1270-1271, 2014.

	DI3-2-3 Disability and the History of the Minamata Disease Incident - Toward "Sustainable Practice Within Occupational Therapy" - Mami Aoyama, Aoyama Hiroshi, Mark Hudson Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 1272-1273, 2014.

	DI3-2-4 Disaster Preparedness Group : Increasing Awareness of Patients / Families Aimee Bender, Coby Cowan, Pamela Roberts Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 1274-1274, 2014.

	DI3-2-5 Enabling participation - case report ZDENKA PIHLAR Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 1275-1275, 2014.

	DI3-3-2 Establishing an Occupational Therapy Disaster Prevention, Response and Management Framework in a Developing Country. ANTHONY GRECIA1),2), ROLLAND LYLE DUQUE3),4), PENEFRANCIA CHING1),5) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 1276-1276, 2014.

	DI3-3-3 Occupational Therapy and Casualty insurance Ester Haver Droeze Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 1277-1277, 2014.

	DI3-3-4 After the rubble settles : Occupational Therapy in post-earthquake Haiti Heather Thomas1), Karen Pendleton2), Anna Krpalek2) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 1278-1278, 2014.

	DI3-4-1 Content analysis of newspaper articles regarding the Great East Japan Earthquake from the perspective of Occupational Therapy Waka Murata1), Shun Takehara2), Gen Higashino3), Tsubasa Shoji4) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 1279-1280, 2014.

	DI3-4-2 Report of assistance activities for the northarn Nagano prefecture earthquake. Hajime Ootuki1), Akira Aoki2) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 1281-1282, 2014.

	DI3-4-3 2011 Great Eastern Japan Earthquake Support Report Iwate Prefectural Rehabilitation Support Center Fumihiro Asano1), Tomo Kikuchi1), Yusuke Watabe2), Erika Terui2), Kouta Ataka2) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 1283-1284, 2014.

	DI3-4-4 Support for the life reconstruction caused by Great East Japan Earthquake Makoto Kiyoyama1), Yukiko Iga2), Akiyo Kanayama3) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 1285-1286, 2014.

	DI3-4-5 Occupational Therapy Involvement in Disaster-Stricken Areas - Experience from Haiti Earthquake 2010 Ayala Nota1), Tzaki (Itzhak) Siev-Ner2) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 1287-1287, 2014.

	DI4-1-1 Efforts of Ishikawa Occupational Therapists Association at Noto Peninsula Earthquake - To encourage the community - Hiromi Shindo1),2) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 1288-1289, 2014.

	DI4-1-2 Effects upon Occupational Therapists since the Great Eastern Earthquake Etsuko Takanohashi1),2), Satoru Ohkubo1),2), Kenji Okazaki1),3), Setsuo Fujiwara1),4), Kouki Hosokawa1),3) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 1290-1291, 2014.

	DI4-1-3 Occupational therapy support for victims of the Great East Japan Earthquake Takashi Terakado1), Koichi Ohnaka1), Kunihiko Suzuki1), Takaji Suzuki2) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 1292-1293, 2014.

	DI4-1-4 State of art of Occupational Therapy applicable to earthquake victims in Italy Francesco Romagnoli1), Alessandro Lanzoni2) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 1294-1294, 2014.

	DI4-2-1 The Bodily Experience of Apraxia in Everyday Activities : A Phenomenological Study Arntzen Cathrine1),2), Elstad Ingunn1) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 1295-1295, 2014.

	DI4-2-2 Using a Human Rights-Based Approach to Disability in Disaster Response Janet Njelesani Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 1296-1296, 2014.

	DI4-2-3 Resilience in the Aftermath of Disaster : A Trajectory Model for Intervention Marjorie E.Scaffa, Courtney S.Sasse Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 1297-1297, 2014.

	GP-01-1 Modified Ride-on Toy Cars for Early Power Mobility and Socialization - A Technical Report - Hsianghan Huang1), James C. Galloway2) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 1298-1298, 2014.

	GP-01-2 Social skills assessments by occupational therapists and teachers : Are we observing the same thing? Sok Mui Lim1), Natasha Palethorpe2), Sylvia Rodger3) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 1299-1299, 2014.

	GP-01-3 Impacts of autistic behavior and general behavior problems of children with autism on parenting stress of their caregivers Kuan-Lin Chen1), Chien-Yu Huang2), Hsui-Chen Yen3), Li-Chen Tung3), Ying-Dar Chen4) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 1300-1300, 2014.

	GP-01-4 Differences of visual perception in pre-term and full-term children at 5 years of age Tzu-I Lee1), Tien-Ni Wang1), Yan-Yu Chen1), Tsu-Hsin Howe2), Yung-Wen Hsu3) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 1301-1301, 2014.

	GP-01-5 Measuring the Playfulness of Children with Special Needs in Caregiver Included Community Playgroups. Sarah Fabrizi Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 1302-1302, 2014.

	GP-02-1 Forensic occupational therapy : rising to the challenge - Practice guideline development - Jane Cronin-Davis1), Mandy Lang2), Rhona Macleod3), Kathryn Mason4), Mandy Sainty5) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 1303-1303, 2014.

	GP-02-2 Translation and Validation of the Chinese Version of Dispositional Flow Scale-2 (DFS-2) and Flow Status Scale-2 (FSS-2) for Persons with Schizophrenia in Taiwan Lin-Jye Huang1), Chinyu Wu2), Yi-Hong Yang1), Yung-Chun Fang1), Hsu-Chang Huang3) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 1304-1304, 2014.

	GP-02-3 Stress and Flow State in Clinical and Non-Clinical Populations - Participation in Virtual Reality Exergames to Reduce Stress - Lori Andersen1), Linda Martin1), Julie Hammerling2) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 1305-1305, 2014.

	GP-02-4 Utilising the Residential Environment Impact Survey to identify how supported accommodation facilitates rehabilitation for people with complex mental health needs Michelle Harrison1), Kirsty Forsyth1), Gail Fisher2), Linda Irvine3), Rocco Angarola1) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 1306-1306, 2014.

	GP-02-5 Partnering for Change : An evidence-based and innovative model for providing OT services in school settings Cheryl Missiuna1), Nancy Pollock1), Cathy Hecimovich2), Sheila Bennett3), Chantal Camden1) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 1307-1307, 2014.

	GP-03-1 Inhibition of soleus H-reflex by afferent inputs from the contralateral homonymous muscle Nan Liang1), Aiko Takezawa2), Ayumi Tsubota2), Makoto Takahashi3), Kanji Matsukawa1) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 1308-1309, 2014.

	GP-03-2 Innovative Applications of OT Tools : OT Assessment Battery for Ventricular Assist Device Patient Selection Phuong Nguyen1),2), Whitney Pike1),2) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 1310-1310, 2014.

	GP-03-3 A new spider splint : Application during the maintenance period Sakiko Nakamura1), Koichi Ohba1), Kiyoshi Iwashita1), Kiyoshi Yasaki1),2) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 1311-1312, 2014.

	GP-04-2 Long-Term Outcome for ADL Following the Health-Promoting RCT - Elderly Persons in the Risk Zone Susanne Gustafsson1), Kajsa Eklund1), Greta Haggblom-Kronlof1), Gunilla Gosman-Hedstrom1), Synneve Dahlin-Ivanoff1),2) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 1313-1313, 2014.

	GP-04-3 The effect of Alzheimer's disease patients' home-based exercise program using a checklist Yeong-Ae Yang1), Min-Su Park2), Su-Min Cha3), Bo-Ra Park3), Yun-Hee Park4) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 1314-1314, 2014.

	GP-04-4 Characteristics of Older Adults Facilitating Aging-in-Place Rebecca I.Estes Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 1315-1315, 2014.

	GP-04-5 "The Perfect Fit" : Using the Cognitive Disabilities Model to Create Sustainable, Supportive Communities of Participation for Individuals with Changing Abilities Catherine A.Earhart, Linda Riska-Williams Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 1316-1316, 2014.

	GP-05-1 To retrieve children's play in Fukushima - introducing "playing caravan" volunteer - Reiko Tsuchida1), Takahiro Ishii2), Kouji Okamoto3), Yoichi Nagai4) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 1317-1318, 2014.

	GP-05-2 Performance of Typical American, Chinese, and Israeli Children on the Sensory Profile : A Secondary Item Analysis Ariela Neuman Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 1319-1319, 2014.

	GP-05-3 THE DEVELOPMENT OF THE MOTOR-ENHANCED VISUAL PERCEPTION ACTIVITY KIT FOR CHILDREN IN ELEMENTARY SCHOOL LEVEL, YEARS 1-3 Suchitporn Lersilp, Supaporn Chinchai, Sarinya Sripetcharawut, Wilaiwan M.Snow Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 1320-1320, 2014.

	GP-05-4 Fostering Knowledge about Participation in Occupations for Children and Youth : Processes and Outcomes of a Knowledge Translation Project Mary Law1), Wendy Coster2), Gary Bedell3), Dana Anaby4), Mary Khetani5) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 1321-1321, 2014.

	GP-05-5 Back at school : student-environment fit of children after acquired brain injuries out of children's and teachers' perspectives - A cross-sectional study - Cornelia Kocher Stalder1), Anders Kottorp2), Maja Steinlin1), Helena Hemmingsson3) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 1322-1322, 2014.

	GP-06-1 Psychoeducation may improve autonomy in drug administration between inpatients with schizophrenia and schizoaffective disorder. Nobuhiko Yanagida1),3), yuuki Nakayama2), Kazuhiro Inoue1), Makoto Yanase1), Toshiro Uchino3) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 1323-1324, 2014.

	GP-06-2 Self-reported and Observed Quality of ADL Task Performance in Adults with Depression Kristina Tomra Nielsen1), Eva Ejlersen Waehrens2) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 1325-1325, 2014.

	GP-06-3 Being homeless or being housed : tales of occupational engagement and transitions Catherine Vallee, Pierre-Alexan dre Morin, Mathieu Moisan Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 1326-1326, 2014.

	GP-06-4 The Effect of Exergaming on Mental Health, A Systematic Review Chyi-Rong Chen1), Ho-Kuei Huang2), Chung-Yin Cheng1), Wei-Jie Yang3), Ming-De Chen3) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 1327-1327, 2014.

	GP-06-5 Refugee Resettlement and Occupational Therapy's Initiatives Nadine Kwebetchou, Andrew Myers, Katie Shuler Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 1328-1328, 2014.

	GP-07-1 An anatomical study of extensor apponeurosis displacement distance in DIP joint independent flexion Masato Suzuki1),4), Noriko Yamamoto2), Shinya Kimura3), Takashi Nakano4) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 1329-1330, 2014.

	GP-07-2 From social support to information seeking, how are persons with rheumatoid arthritis using disease-specific Facebook communities for social participation? A qualitative exploration of content themes and discussion of the role of OT. Cheryl Crow1), Kristin Jones1), Andrea Aho2) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 1331-1331, 2014.

	GP-07-3 A Novel Method for Measuring Lymphedemas Using an Artec Eva 3D Scanner Kanako Sunagawa1), Aki Kanayama1), Hiroaki Kimura2) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 1332-1333, 2014.

	GP-07-4 The relationship between motor imagery ability and the corticospinal excitability during mirror hand gazing with voluntary movement Jun Iwanami, Mineo Oyama Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 1334-1335, 2014.

	GP-07-5 Promoting the Inclusion of Persons with Disabilities during Post-Disaster Situations Penafrancia Ching1), Ferdiliza Dandah Garcia2) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 1336-1336, 2014.

	GP-08-1 Client satisfaction of home rehabilitation in Southern Taiwan : a mixed-method survey. Po-Yen Chen1), Ling-Hui Chang1), Jye Wang2) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 1337-1337, 2014.

	GP-08-2 Promoting shared decision-making between a client with aphasia and the rehabilitation team : a case report Akinori Yoshimura1), Kounosuke Tomori2) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 1338-1339, 2014.

	GP-08-3 Development of an easy-to-use videophone for people with dementia Inga-Lill Boman1),2), Louise Nygard1), Stefan Lundberg3), Lena Rosenberg1) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 1340-1340, 2014.

	GP-08-4 Korea's OT Whereabouts - Comparative Study of Systems in Occupational Therapy Profession included in OECD and WFOT Member Countries - Ji Hyun Kim1), Byoung Lock Jeong2) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 1341-1341, 2014.

	GP-08-5 Self-reported therapeutic style among occupational therapy students in Norway Tore Bonsaksen, Knut Vollestad Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 1342-1342, 2014.

	GP-09-1 Can their parents help them play? A pilot parent-delivered intervention for children with ADHD Sarah Wilkes-Gillan1), Anita Bundy1), Reinie Cordier1),2), Michelle Lincoln1) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 1343-1343, 2014.

	GP-09-2 Effects of Intrathecal Baclofen on Technology Use among Children with Cerebral Palsy Pin-Kuei Chen, Ruth Benedict Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 1344-1344, 2014.

	GP-09-3 Health Inequalities : Evidence and Opportunities for Occupational Therapy Julie Bass Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 1345-1345, 2014.

	GP-09-4 Developing a framework for Occupation Based Community Development : translating knowledge from occupational science Roshan Galvaan, Liesl Peters Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 1346-1346, 2014.

	GP-09-5 Does haptic perception influence on children's handwriting quality? Tzu-Ying Yu1), Jim Hinojosa2), Tsu-Hsin Howe2) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 1347-1347, 2014.

	GP-10-1 Case report : occupational therapy after a total claviculectomy was performed in for osteosarcoma at athe clavicle Sho Horie1), Muneo Tada1), Tetsutaro Yahata1), Hiroaki Kimura2) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 1348-1349, 2014.

	GP-10-2 Effectiveness of occupational therapy promoting task performance - A randomized controlled trial on patients with post-stroke depression - Hitoshi Numata1), Waka Murata2), Kuniyasu Kano1), yu Chiba1), Yuki Arima1) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 1350-1351, 2014.

	GP-10-3 Effect of combined therapy with repetitive transcranial magnetic stimulation and constraint-induced movement therapy Hirotaka Tsukamoto1), Katsunori Hayashi1), Chiaki Yokoyama1), Noriko Tasaki1), Yasutaka Kobayashi2) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 1352-1353, 2014.

	GP-10-4 Asset Based Community Development : an innovative way for OT to address occupational deprivation and exclusion in our communities. Catherine Webster Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 1354-1354, 2014.

	GP-10-5 Efficacy of a combined physical and occupational therapy intervention in patients with subacute neuralgic amyotrophy : a cohort study Renske Janssen1), Jos IJspeert1), Nens van Alfen2), Jan Groothuis1), Edith Cup1) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 1355-1355, 2014.

	GP-11-1 Further validation of the Child and Adolescent Scale of Environment for Youth with Disabilities Gary Bedell1), Janette McDougall2), Virginia Wright3) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 1356-1356, 2014.

	GP-11-2 Factors contributing to estimation of the possibility of working in patients with higher brain dysfunction - a case-control study using a logistic regression model - Daisuke Sawamura1),2), Kazunori Ikoma1), Keita Ogawa1), Kyouichi Hori1), Shinya Sakai3) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 1357-1358, 2014.

	GP-11-3 Characteristics of driving behaviors in patients with cognitive dysfunction Hajime Tanaka1), Emi Ito2), Chikako Sato1), Yuki Ochiai1), Megumi Fukui1) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 1359-1360, 2014.

	GP-11-4 Factors influencing toileting ability among acute stroke patients Hiroki Bizen1), Ryuji Watanabe1), Naoki Tomiyama2), Ryuichi Hasegawa3) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 1361-1362, 2014.

	GP-11-5 Examination of the cognitive function in patients with chronic obstructive pulmonary disease satoshi okajima1), yuji higashimoto2), noritsugu honda1), kazushige maeda1), kanji fukuda1) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 1363-1364, 2014.

	GP-12-1 Occupational Therapy Education Within the Virtual Context Angie Boisselle Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 1365-1365, 2014.

	GP-12-2 Utilization of Research Evidence Reported by Fieldwork Students Mary Evenson Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 1366-1366, 2014.

	GP-12-3 Trojans Talk OT : A Student-Run Podcast - Disseminating innovation, research, and advocacy - Alyssa Concha, Robert Russow Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 1367-1367, 2014.

	GP-12-4 Self-Reported Versus Objectively Assessed Therapeutic Activity Adherence Hon Yuen Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 1368-1368, 2014.

	GP-12-5 Effects of Social Skills Training for the Psychoeducational Intervention to Family Caregivers of People with Senile Dementia Ippei Suganuma1), Kenji Kamijou2), Hiroshi Shiraishi1), Gou Omae1) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 1369-1370, 2014.

	GP-13-1 The relationships between organizational abilities and sensory processing among school aged children Nirit Lifshitz, Mor Ziv, Noa Rotem Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 1371-1371, 2014.

	GP-13-3 Transition to work of young adults with Cerabral Palsy Joan Verhoef1),2), Harald Miedema1), Marij Roebroeck2) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 1372-1372, 2014.

	GP-13-4 The effect on the QOL of myopathy patients using robot arms Takashi Maeno1), Tomokazu Higuchi1), Youko Kobayashi1), Takenobu Inoue2) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 1373-1374, 2014.

	GP-14-1 Cross-cultural adaptation of the Upper Limb Functional Index for the French Canadian population Tokiko Hamasaki1),2),3),4),5), Louise Demers2),3),4),5), Johanne Filiatrault2),3),4),5) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 1375-1375, 2014.

	GP-14-2 The occupational therapist gets to know the patient, not the person. The start of the clinical reasoning process as it has been experienced by the client. - A qualitative study based on the grounded theory tradition. - Dominique Van de Velde1),3), Patricia De Vriendt2),3) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 1376-1376, 2014.

	GP-14-3 Cognition, Depression, Quality of Life and Participation three month after first- ever Mild Stroke Noomi Katz1), Adina Maeir2), Tali Adamit2) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 1377-1377, 2014.

	GP-14-4 A systematic review on the effectiveness of upper limb weighting strategies for postural and intention tremor Aifah Jamaludin1), Priscilla Ann Harries2) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 1378-1378, 2014.

	GP-15-1 The Relationship between Sensory Processing Deficits and Behavioral and Psychological Symptoms in Persons with Dementia Meng-Hsuan Wen1), Hui-Fen Mao1), Ling-Hui Chang2), Mei-Hui Tseng1) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 1379-1379, 2014.

	GP-15-2 Evidence-Based Interventions to address Reading, Leisure, and Social Participation for Older Adults Living with Vision Loss Stacy Smallfield1), Sue Berger2), Jennifer Kaldenberg2) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 1380-1380, 2014.

	GP-15-5 Correlates of Successful Aging in Older Adults with Disability in the Community John Liu Jr1), Pamela A.Richardson2) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 1381-1381, 2014.

	GP-16-2 Critical issues in developing Occupational Therapy in new contexts : a case-study of Tunisia Henrica J.M.Fransen-Jaibi Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 1382-1382, 2014.

	GP-16-3 Research on concurrent validity of Community Integration Questionnaire (CIQ) Megumi Suzuki1), Masayuki Yamada1), Shunji Sawa1), Yoshikiyo Kanada1), Eiichi Saitoh2) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 1383-1384, 2014.

	GP-16-4 Judgment on whether the living alone is possible or not - Making the checklist based on the experience of O.T.R.-part2 - Yuko Fukushima1), Hiroyuki Sakuda2), Tomoyo Hirasawa3) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 1385-1386, 2014.

	GP-16-5 Links between research, practice and policy in an Indigenous health service in South East Queensland, Australia. Emma Campbell1),2),3), Alison Nelson1), Mills Kyly1) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 1387-1387, 2014.

	PCH-18-01 The Influence of Early-Intervention Duration on the Performance and Participation of Low Socio-Economic At-Risk Preschool Boys Anat Golos1), Miri Sarid2), Michal Weill3), Naomi Weintraub1) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 1388-1388, 2014.

	PCH-18-02 What nursery teachers demand to OT's attendant service on rehabilitation development consultation program - Analysis of teacher's reports, apparent changes in childcare methods - Katsuhiko Yokoyama, Takashi Nishio Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 1389-1390, 2014.

	PCH-18-03 Involvement of occupational therapist with children with higher brain dysfunction in school site Hitomi Higashi, Kayo Terada, Yuko Tatibana Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 1391-1392, 2014.

	PCH-18-04 A Report on the Positive Effect of Cooperation Among the Hospital, Home, and School on a Child's Behavior : Three-party Integrated Support naomi yoshida Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 1393-1394, 2014.

	PCH-18-05 Status Report of the Special Needs Education in Japan (Osaka) Azusa Nishiguchi1), Hiroyuki Tanba2),5), Atsushi Kitayama3), Mari Sawada4) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 1395-1396, 2014.

	PCH-18-07 INCLUSIVE EDUCATION : THE ROLE OF OCUPATIONAL THERAPIST Maria Protopapadaki1), Chrysa Moscholouri2), Louisa Charatsari3) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 1397-1397, 2014.

	PCH-18-08 Activity report of occupational therapist team for special needs education in Kyoto Keiko Umetani1), Maki Daiju2), Yusuke Kusano3), Toshihiro Kato4) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 1398-1399, 2014.

	PCH-18-09 Changes in Users and Occupational Therapy Programs of Our Day-Care Center for Disabled Children : A Practice Report Rumi Nakajima Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 1400-1401, 2014.

	PCH-18-10 Relationships among respiratory pattern, spinal deformity, chest surface parameters, and motor function, in patients with severe motor and intellectual disabilities syndrome Naoki Mori1), Hajime Kurosawa2), Noboru Chiba1), Tamio Keitoku1), Emiko Fukuda3) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 1402-1403, 2014.

	PCH-18-11 The Practice of Support Activities Using Heavy-duty packaging material in a Special Support School KEIICHI TAKAHASHI Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 1404-1405, 2014.

	PCH-18-12 Awareness of disability in children with cerebral palsy Kaoru Kobayashi1), Ryutaro Nagatani2) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 1406-1407, 2014.

	PCH-18-13 Examination of a recording paper to grasp the situation of life for 24 hours for a person with disabilities. Kanako Tateishi Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 1408-1409, 2014.

	PCH-18-16 The role of school-based occupational therapists in special needs schools in the UK MISAKO SANO Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 1410-1411, 2014.

	PCH-18-17 OCCUPATIONAL THERAPY INTERVENTIONS INCLUDING VISUAL PERCEPTION TRAINING ON CHILDREN WITH LOW VISION ESRA AKI, SONGUL ATASAVUN UYSAL, HULYA KAYIHAN Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 1412-1412, 2014.

	PCH-18-19 Outcome of occupational therapy for special support education - Research of understanding through visiting schools by occupational therapists - Aya Nishioka, Chieko Karashima Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 1413-1414, 2014.

	PCH-18-21 The utility of a localized handwriting screen in preschool children. Mian Yee Choy1), Tse Ling Mok1), Ah Keok Chua1), Mary Daniel1), Xiuzhen Chen2) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 1415-1415, 2014.

	PCH-18-23 Motor development in an infant with brachial plexus birth palsy - From a perspective of OT - Tomoko Tayama1), Takashi Saisu2) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 1416-1417, 2014.

	PCH-18-25 Autism, challenging behavior, and the healthcare setting : A scoping review of strategies Michelle-Ann Renaud, Joyce Magill-Evans Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 1418-1418, 2014.

	PCH-19-01 Problems in the daily life of elementary school children with Asperger's syndrome : From the perspective of parents and teachers Kanami Seto1), Chinami Ishizuki2), Hideki Miyaguchi2) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 1419-1420, 2014.

	PCH-19-02 Effects of simple orthosis on the spasticity of the upper limb paralysis - Electrophysiological consideration - Yohei Kinoshita, Rituko Nakamura, Koh Asayama Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 1421-1422, 2014.

	PCH-19-03 Cultural considerations for successful delivery of occupational therapy service in inclusive education - A focus on the Chinese society - Chien-Ying Yang Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 1423-1423, 2014.

	PCH-19-04 The states of leisure in adults with cerebral palsy Yuko Abe, Mikio Hirano, Hitoshi Daikoku Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 1424-1425, 2014.

	PCH-19-05 The Pilot Program to Improve Adaptive Capacity of Children with Developmental Disabilities Haruko Ono1), Yoshihisa Satou1), Miho Yoshida2), Aya Kanazawa3) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 1426-1427, 2014.

	PCH-19-07 A development acceleration factor of sociability of ASD children and a role of OT Hidemi Yakuwa, Emiko Fukuda Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 1428-1429, 2014.

	PCH-19-08 The work experience for youth with cerebral palsy - A case who improve vocational skills and interest - Takashi Sato, Hiromichi Hara, Fumi Yagi, Saori Iwase Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 1430-1431, 2014.

	PCH-19-09 The balance in occupation of institutionalized persons with sever motor and intellectual disabilities in Japan Izumi Sugiyama1), Satoshi Sasada2) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 1432-1433, 2014.

	PCH-19-10 Early sensory motor intervention decreases developmental gaps in children of low socio-economic Foreign Workers Orit Bart1), Hadas Ofek Gorenstain1),2), Gila Rabinovich1), Tamar Schwartz2) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 1434-1434, 2014.

	PCH-19-11 The developmental profile of children exposed to anti-epileptic drugs in utero : sensory function, motor function and participation Tanya Rihtman1), Shula Parush1), Asher Ornoy2) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 1435-1435, 2014.

	PCH-19-12 Using a sensory protocol to improve functional and behavioural outcomes for children with autism Christine Chapparo1), Lucinda Mora2) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 1436-1436, 2014.

	PCH-19-13 Development of an iPad application for sharing meaningful occupations for children : Aid for Decision-making in Occupation Choice (ADOC) for Schools Yuto Imai1), Chiho Nakama2), Kounosuke Tomori3), Ryutaro Nagatani3) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 1437-1438, 2014.

	PCH-19-14 Children with Autism and Attention Difficulties : - A Pilot Study of the Association between Sensory, Motor, and Functional Independence - Carolanne Mattard Labrecque1),2), Leila Ben Amor1),2), Melanie Couture3),4) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 1439-1439, 2014.

	PCH-19-16 Occupational therapy intervention in regular classes and teacher collaboration hiromi kitadume Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 1440-1441, 2014.

	PCH-19-17 The use of therapeutic tricycles in a clinical setting. Fred Sammons, Barbara Rider Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 1442-1442, 2014.

	PCH-19-18 The effects and essential features of Playback Theatre in an institution for children and youth with disabilities Hiroko Osafune1), Aki Komori1), kayo Munakata1), Yasushi Yoshihara2) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 1443-1444, 2014.

	PCH-19-19 The practice of Japanese class in the first grader in an elementary school - Collaboration with occupational therapist and teachers - Satoshi Sasada Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 1445-1446, 2014.

	PCH-19-20 A study on factors and strategies for selective eating in children with Autism Spectrum Disorders (ASD) - Focus on families experienced great difficulties - Ayumi Miyajima1),2), Kiyomi Tateyama1), Kazuo Higaki1) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 1447-1448, 2014.

	PCH-19-21 Day service center for children at horse riding club Chinatsu Hayashibara Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 1449-1450, 2014.

	PCH-19-22 Effects of the model project for specialized therapy of children with developmental disability at day service facilities for children. - based on Japanese Sensory Inventory Revised results - Mika Sakamoto1), Keiko Narita2) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 1451-1452, 2014.

	PCH-19-23 Report of SST for Children with Developmental Disorders using viewpoint of Sensory Integration Ruriko MIYAZAKI1), Hidemi IWASAKA1), Toshihiro KATO2), Shuhei TAKAHATA3), Sayuri KOIDA3) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 1453-1454, 2014.

	PCH-19-24 Toilet Training for a Child with Autism - a case study in parent training - chinami ishizuki, hideki miyaguchi Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 1455-1456, 2014.

	PCH-19-25 A sociopsychological approach to adolescent Duchenne Muscular Dystrophy - A case study of individualized occupational therapy and social skills training - Masato Nakagawa Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 1457-1458, 2014.

	PCH-19-26 A case study of a university student with a pervasive developmental disorder which was improved by outpatient occupational therapy Ryuichi Ikeda1), Yutaka Fujiwara2) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 1459-1460, 2014.

	PCH-19-27 The use of perceptual and semantic encoding methods to promote word learning of primary school children with dyslexia Karen P.Y.Liu1), Peterson H.S.Chui2), Eltriza L.H.Yip3) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 1461-1461, 2014.

	PCH-19-28 Results of facilitating the development of upper-limb functions in infant that show stereotypy - Introducing arm orthosis to a case of Rett syndrome - Naomi Momosaki Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 1462-1463, 2014.

	PCH-19-29 Self-support tool made of silicon for clumsy children Kenichi Kamoshita, Mayumi Tachibana Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 1464-1465, 2014.

	PCH-19-30 Discussion on the occupational therapy for premature infants at our hospital's neonatal intensive care unit - Providing assistance to long-term hospitalized infants and their mothers - Hiroyuki Ase, Matsuo Shimbo Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 1466-1467, 2014.

	PCH-19-31 Quality of Life of Adults with Autism Spectrum Disorders in Taiwan Ling-Yi Lin, Jia-Fang Wu Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 1468-1468, 2014.

	PCH-19-32 The Developmental enhancement, monitoring, and screening program for families at risk (the DEMS program) Supawadee Lee, Dale Coffin Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 1469-1469, 2014.

	PCH-19-34 Children with ASD and hippotherapy : Effects on enjoyment and engagement Cecilia Llambias, Joyce Magill-Evans Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 1470-1470, 2014.

	PCH-20-01 Discrepancies between objective assessment by OT and subjective self-evaluation by children on the children's athletic fluency masanori yasunaga1),2), ryuichirou iwanaga3), toshiya yamashita4), Takashi HAYASHI5), Hideki miyaguchi2) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 1471-1472, 2014.

	PCH-20-02 Does a nursery school understand the occupational therapist who visits? Does a nursery school desire a visit? Hitoshi Matsuda Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 1473-1474, 2014.

	PCH-20-03 The relationship between the body schema and the scores of the Draw-A-Person Game in the Japanese Version of Miller Assessment of Preschoolers Junko Morikawa1), Atsushi Ueda2), Kanae Matsushima3), Noriko Arai3), Toshihiro Kato3) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 1475-1476, 2014.

	PCH-20-04 How is the development of body image in children with spina bifida reflected in their drawings of a man? - Comparison with children with normal development - Taeko Kodama1), Makiko Akiyoshi1), Yasuko Nakamura1), Kumiko Terabayashi1), Kaori Miura2) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 1477-1478, 2014.

	PCH-20-05 The analysis of the behaviors of children with developmental disorders using the snap-reading method Ayumi Tanaka1), Mai Futami1), Yuji Higashi1), Toshiro Fujimoto2), Kosuke Motoi3) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 1479-1480, 2014.

	PCH-20-06 Using motor learning approaches to improve body movement in a child with autistic spectrum disorder Daisuke Sakuma1), Takako Yamada2) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 1481-1482, 2014.

	PCH-20-07 Effect of Botulinum Toxin A of Upper Limb Spasticity and Occupational Therapy on Children with Cerebral Palsy : A Single Case Report Takashi Yonemochi Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 1483-1484, 2014.

	PCH-20-08 Developmental characteristics of handwriting performance of normal children and healthy adults Sonomi Nakajima1), Toshio Ohyanagi2), Yuji Nakamura1), Yasuhito Sengoku1) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 1485-1486, 2014.

	PCH-20-09 Research on cognitive function and motor coordination in children after hematopoietic cell transplantation for leukemia by use of WISC-IV and JPAN Noriko Arai1), Souichi Adachi2), Hiroshi Kuroda3), Takeo Kato4), Toshihiro Kato2) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 1487-1488, 2014.

	PCH-20-10 The causes of inefficient feeding and the periods to improve feeding performance between infants in the NICU with various diseases Maki Ueno1), Hiroko Yamada1), Shigeru Senda1), Koji Nishikawa1), Yasuhisa Ueno2) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 1489-1490, 2014.

	PCH-20-11 Effect of head support on the change in body pressure in people with severe motor and intellectual disabilities Yuji Nakamura1), Yasuhito Sengoku1), Sonomi Nakajima1), Takesi Kodama2) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 1491-1492, 2014.

	PCH-20-12 The relationship between ADL and sensory integrative function reflected on the JSI-3D scores in children with developmental disorders Shizuka Umemoto, Atsushi Ota, Norikazu Konishi Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 1493-1494, 2014.

	PCH-20-13 A process of a teacher who is teaching a regular class noticing one of the students as "possibly having developmental disorders" Naoya Ammoto1), Chieko Karashima2) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 1495-1496, 2014.

	PCH-21-01 Psychological support for the mother of a patient who underwent brain tumor lumpectomy a fifth time Hisae Kitajima, Masumi Oohata, Yayoi Kami, Naoki Yoshida Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 1497-1498, 2014.

	PCH-21-02 Botulinum toxin treatment for cerebral palsy with spasticity of left upper limb and the importance teaching self-exercise in occupational therapy Shiori Suzuki1), Akiko Kakuta1), Michiru Adachi1), Makoto Funatsuka2), Tetsuo Ikai1) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 1499-1500, 2014.

	PCH-21-03 The development of check items for occupational therapists to observe on special needs education in a regular class Ai Honda, Chieko Karashima Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 1501-1502, 2014.

	PCH-21-04 Evaluation of various behavioral and emotional problems in children with developmental disorders - Usefulness of the Japanese version of Child Behavior Checklist - Makoto Watanabe1), Syoko Ito1), Keiichi Takahashi2), Takashi Ishikawa2), Yukio Sawaishi3) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 1503-1504, 2014.

	PCH-21-05 Motivation to participate in physical activities for a child with pervasive developmental disorder was improved by occupational therapy intervention - 〜In terms of the element of play〜 - Minori Saito1), Tomomi Hikasa1), Yoshiko Ozaki1), Ryuji Kobayashi2) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 1505-1506, 2014.

	PCH-21-06 Research on behavioral differences related to sensory modulation disorders in Japanese children with autism spectrum disorders Kanae Matsushima1), Toshihiro Kato1), Mikiko Syouji2) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 1507-1508, 2014.

	PCH-21-07 Experience of occupational therapy under Botulinum toxin treatment for spasticity of wrist of a child with cerebral palsy - progress during the twice injections - Edo Yoshiteru, Udono Izumi, Hara Hiromichi Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 1509-1510, 2014.

	PCH-21-08 Report of a Case that Implemented the Visual Space Recognition Homework and Learned Handwriting While Having Fun Shinobu Matsumoto Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 1511-1512, 2014.

	PCH-21-09 Study on gross and fine motor skills in adults with pervasive developmental disorders before and after interventions Hiroshi Kurumadani1), Reiko Fukatsu2) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 1513-1514, 2014.

	PCH-21-10 Application of functional near-infrared spectroscopy (fNIRS) for the intervention process for individuals with severe motor and intellectual disabilities Daisuke Hirano1),2), Takamichi Taniguchi1),3) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 1515-1516, 2014.

	PCH-21-11 Promoting Social Participation for Families of Children with Disabilities Hirokazu Nishikata1),2), Etsuko Odawara3) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 1517-1518, 2014.

	PPD-18-01 Comparative estimation of energy consumption for palliative care patients wishing to undertake outside leave Fumiyoshi Satomi Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 1519-1520, 2014.

	PPD-18-02 Can neglect affect the effectiveness of Mirror Therapy for adults with Stroke? Edith M.W.Ng1),2), Debbie Ann Hebert1),2) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 1521-1521, 2014.

	PPD-18-03 Enforcement of the rehabilitation based on an apoplexy guideline Takahiro Kitakata Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 1522-1523, 2014.

	PPD-18-04 The effect of our full-day service system on Saturdays for the patients with motor disorder tosiyasu kusakabe Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 1524-1525, 2014.

	PPD-18-05 Process-specific and task-specific training for improving daily living task performance in a stroke patient with executive dysfunction : Evidence from behavioral and neuroimaging techniques Ada W.S.Leung1),3),4), Esther Kim2), Gillian Dixon2), Jennifer Yuen Mason Jackson1),3), Claude Alain4) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 1526-1526, 2014.

	PPD-18-06 Occupational therapy for interstitial pneumonia patients Yuudai Fujimoto, Kazunori Takashima, Yukie Oku, Yuri Sakamoto, Kuni Konaka Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 1527-1528, 2014.

	PPD-18-07 Report of survey on the use of unilateral TR myoelectric hand in Japan - Comparison between continuous user and suspended to use groups - Junpei Oba1), Yaeko Shibata2), Futoshi Mizobe2), Haruki Nakamura2), Hiroshi Furukawa1) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 1529-1530, 2014.

	PPD-18-08 Research of the outcome index improved by acute phase of occupational therapy (OT) Katsuhiko Ozaki Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 1531-1532, 2014.

	PPD-18-09 Effects of Botulinum Toxin A injections on arm and hand use in adults with acquired brain impairment on self selected tasks Judy Ranka1), Melissa Nott2), Whitney Crippin1), Hannah Barden2), Ian Baguley2) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 1533-1533, 2014.

	PPD-18-10 The experience using COPM of occupational therapists in an acute care hospital Rie Oku1), Marie Kinugasa2), Atsushi Koumoto3), Hiromi Yoshikawa4) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 1534-1535, 2014.

	PPD-18-11 An Easy Splint for Claw Hand Deformity Kedsrin Ktavutvat Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 1536-1536, 2014.

	PPD-18-12 Occupational and Physical therapy for people with spinal cord injuries in the acute / hospital phase - An evidence based guideline for occupational therapists en physical therapists in the treatment of patients with a spinal cord injury in the hospital. - Ernst Evenhuis Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 1537-1537, 2014.

	PPD-18-13 INTERVENTION WITH MODIFIED CONSTRAINT INDUCED MOVEMENT THERAPY IN OCCUPATIONAL THERAPY AND INFLUENCE ON ACTIVITIES OF DAILY LIVING Miguel Gomez Martinez1),2), Cristina Labrador Toribio1), Cinthya Torregrosa Castellanos2), Francisco Tomas Aguirre1),2) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 1538-1538, 2014.

	PPD-18-14 The comparison of everyday technology (ET) usage according to the severity of executive dysfunction Osamu Nakata1),2), Rumi Tanemura2), Toru Nagao2), Kazue Noda2), Zirou Sagara3) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 1539-1540, 2014.

	PPD-18-15 The effects and the views of inpatients and hospital staff on rehabilitation for 7 days per week Shinichiro Bishago Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 1541-1542, 2014.

	PPD-18-16 The effect of the treatments of the upper limb paralysis in stroke patients : A randomized controlled trial HIROYUKI MIYASAKA1),2), CHIKAGE HIEDA2), HITOSHI OHNISHI2), YUTAKA TOMITA1), SHIGERU SONODA1),2) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 1543-1544, 2014.

	PPD-18-17 On the effect of CI (Constraint induced movement) therapy for hemiplegia with cerebral infarction sequela. Maki Nakamura Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 1545-1546, 2014.

	PPD-18-18 Literature study on Purpose and Effect of Occupational Therapy in the Convalescent rehabilitation ward in Japan (2001 to 2010) Hisayuki Nakamoto1), Ryuta Shimizu1), Seiichi Iwaya2), Nobuo Oshima3) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 1547-1548, 2014.

	PPD-18-19 Approach that considers the integration of sensory information to the patient which presents the unilateral spatial neglect Keigo Takahashi Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 1549-1550, 2014.

	PPD-18-20 Occupation-based practice in acute care using Aid for Decision-making in Occupation Choice (ADOC) : a case report Kanta Ohno1), Yuki Saito2), Kounosuke Tomori1) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 1551-1552, 2014.

	PPD-18-21 Effect of Darts-Throw Motion training with optic feedback for distal radius fracture patients Ryoji Otaki, Hiroshi Sasahara, Daisuke Ishigaki, Yoshiro Kiyoshige Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 1553-1554, 2014.

	PPD-18-22 Use of the Perceive, Recall, Plan and Perform (PRPP) system of task analysis in patients with Parkinson's disease. - A study of the psychometric properties. - Bianca J.Rouweler1),2), Ingrid H.W.M.Sturkenboom3), Anders Kottorp4), Maud J.L.Graff3), Esther M.J.Steultjens1) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 1555-1555, 2014.

	PPD-18-23 A patient who underwent combination therapy of NEURO-15 and botulinum toxin type A multiple times Hiroshi Ito1), Masato Ikegaya1), Atsushi Ishikawa2), Toru Takekawa3), Masahiro Abo3) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 1556-1557, 2014.

	PPD-18-24 Occupational therapy rehabilitation within major trauma centres of America - an international perspective Rebecca Williamson Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 1558-1558, 2014.

	PPD-18-25 Usefulness of Stroke Driver's Screening Assessment in patients with subarachnoid hemorrhage to assess driving ability Riho Nakajima1), Etsuko Nishi2), Tetsutarou Yahata2), Katsuyuki Shibata1) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 1559-1560, 2014.

	PPD-18-26 Calls for help, self-body recognition, character type, and anxiety of ALS patients at home Hirotaka Nagumo1),3), Masaharu Maeda2), Mitsuharu Sugawara4), Mariko Hara5), Toshio Kanma1) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 1561-1562, 2014.

	PPD-18-27 The Utility of Visual Analogue Scale in Pain on Stroke Rehabilitation Hsiao-Ju Cheng1), Yu-Fen Huang1), Meng-Ta Lee1), Ching-Yi Wu2), Keh-Chung Lin1),3) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 1563-1563, 2014.

	PPD-18-28 Survey on OT intervention for the assistive devices and home modification among persons with amyotrophic lateral sclerosis Ayumi Otera1), Yujiro Tanaka2), Akihito Shibuya3), Tomotaka Ueda4), Yoko Kobayashi5) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 1564-1565, 2014.

	PPD-18-29 The case that the improvement of the walk was seen in by combination of botulinum toxin therapy and a leg corrective brace Eiji Yamada1), Takanori Hida1), Hisashi Yoneda2), Kenji Oku3), Toshio Matushita4) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 1566-1567, 2014.

	PPD-18-30 Practice of induction of the skin to the brain vascular disease patients Masaru Narikawa Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 1568-1569, 2014.

	PPD-18-31 A case of congenital muscular dystrophy (Fukuyama type) advised to discontinue a meaningful activity that lead to a turning point toward a new life Yukie Tabata, Akira Yoshida, Toshihide Harada, Fumiko Ishizaki Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 1570-1571, 2014.

	PPD-18-32 Effects of Robot-Assisted Therapy Combined with Constraint-Induced Therapy on Motor and Functional Outcomes in Poststroke Patients - A Randomized Controlled Study - Yu-wei Hsieh1), Keh-chung Lin2), Ching-yi Wu1) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 1572-1572, 2014.

	PPD-18-33 An experience of sub-acute phase occupational therapy in patient with Anti N-methyl-D-aspartate receptor encephalitis Tomoaki Urabe, Masayuki Uchi, Yoko Asai, Yoko Iizuka, Ikuko Okuni Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 1573-1574, 2014.

	PPD-18-34 Musculoskeletal Symptoms (MSS) among paper based office workers of a printing press in Bangladesh Monjurul Habib1), Sanjida Yesmin1), Moniruzzaman Moniruzzaman2) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 1575-1575, 2014.

	PPD-18-35 Analysis of relationship between FIM and Discharge to Home from Recovery Rehabilitation Hospital comparing with family structure naoki iwase Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 1576-1577, 2014.

	PPD-18-36 Occupational Therapy intervention in a rare disorder : Aggressive Fibromatosis. A case report. Suppicich Fernanda Maria1),2), Ciampa Agostina1), Vivanco Ana Ines1),2), Camino de la Llosa Julieta1),2) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 1578-1578, 2014.

	PPD-18-37 The Effectiveness of the Wrist Widget on Pain, Grip Strength, and Manual Dexterity in Patients with Triangular Fibrocartilage Complex Injury Gloria Brown Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 1579-1579, 2014.

	PPD-18-39 Using arm matching position and motion test to measure kinesthetic accuracy in young adults. Yi-hui Wu1), Kuan-yi Li2) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 1580-1580, 2014.

	PPD-19-01 A case report of early rehabilitation after arthroscopic rotator cuff repair Satoshi Shimo1), Gaku Hosaka1), Akinari Tokiyoshi2), Wakana Inoue3), Koubun Watanabe1) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 1581-1582, 2014.

	PPD-19-02 A case of improved ability to perform activities of daily living by sensory input in a patient who experienced severe stroke sayuri tatematsu Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 1583-1584, 2014.

	PPD-19-03 Employment assistance for a TBI patient by Inter-professional team - A case study in Japan - Mitsugu Onuki1),2), Rina Takahashi1), Hiroki Taguchi1), Nobuo Oshima2) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 1585-1586, 2014.

	PPD-19-04 "Face-to-face relationships" : The key to a patient's independent life Masayuki Koyama, Tomohiro Kitayama Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 1587-1588, 2014.

	PPD-19-05 A case where the ability to use chopsticks was acquired through a stepwise approach depending on functional changes Takashi Kamiya, Rie Iida, Yoshikazu Yasukawa, Takanori Yamamoto, Hiromitu Kamimura Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 1589-1590, 2014.

	PPD-19-06 The case of extraocular muscle paralysis was improved by facilitation repeated therapy - Using the maze nerve reflex facilitation method - - Using the maze nerve reflex facilitation method - ryosuke nomoto Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 1591-1592, 2014.

	PPD-19-07 Effects of Wrist Tendon Vibration Applied During Task-oriented Training on Hemiparetic Upper Extremity Post Stroke Jae-Sung Kwon1), Eunyoung Yoo1), Jin Lee2) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 1593-1593, 2014.

	PPD-19-08 A case report that aimed for improvement of upper-limb function through meaningful occupation Ken Irisawa, Tatsunori Sawada, Masahiro Ogawa Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 1594-1595, 2014.

	PPD-19-09 Characteristics of sitting balance during reaching in stroke patients with Pusher syndrome Yumiko Konishi1), Sachiko Tsubakino1), Mitsuhiro Nito2), Hiromi Fujii3), Toshiaki Sato3) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 1596-1597, 2014.

	PPD-19-10 Instrumental activities of daily living and life style in patients with severe chronic obstructive pulmonary disease Yoko Goto Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 1598-1599, 2014.

	PPD-19-11 Discussion on the role of occupational therapists at conferences on skeletal-related events in our hospital - From the perspective of occupational therapy interventions conducted on a breast cancer patient with multiple bone metastases - Hiroyuki Ase, Matsuo Shimbo Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 1600-1601, 2014.

	PPD-19-12 Effectiveness of outpatient occupational therapy on a transfer from the hospital-based to the community based rehabilitation in chronic stroke : a case report Ayumi Tominaga1), Aki Yokoi1), Tomoko Tanaka1), Shu Watanabe2) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 1602-1603, 2014.

	PPD-19-13 Combined protocol of low frequency repetitive transcranial magnetic stimulation and an intensive rehabilitation program for 325 post stroke hemiparetic patients Yusuke Haga1), Hiroaki Harashima1), Satoshi Miyano1), Wataru Kakuda2), Masahiro Abo2) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 1604-1605, 2014.

	PPD-19-14 Acute neurorehabilitation focused on development of ADL ability to return home Yukiko Tagane1), Shoko Taguchi1), Takuo Ikeda1), Kohtaro Tsumura2), Keisuke Ito2) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 1606-1607, 2014.

	PPD-19-15 Communicating with aphasic patients in Occupational Therapy Elisabete Roldao, Bernardete Abrantes Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 1608-1608, 2014.

	PPD-19-16 Improving the function, design, and fitting of arm slings Emiko Takahashi Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 1609-1610, 2014.

	PPD-19-17 Postoperative rehabilitation for breast cancer patients - information and treatment, recognition of the patient - Aya Osawa1), Setsu Iijima2), Hisayoshi Suzuki1), Hiroyuki Sakuda1), Eriko Masuyama1) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 1611-1612, 2014.

	PPD-19-18 Long-term rehabilitation trajectory after stroke : An ongoing negotiation between Body, Participation and Self Arntzen Cathrine1),2), Borg Tove3), Hamran Torunn2) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 1613-1613, 2014.

	PPD-19-19 Making manual of before and after tap test evaluation Toshinori Kihara Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 1614-1615, 2014.

	PPD-19-20 A study on the contents of family-support at recovery and rehabilitation ward in Japan Daisuke Makiyama1), Shunichi Yamamura1), Satoshi Sasada2), Tatsuhiro Kamata3) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 1616-1617, 2014.

	PPD-19-21 Survey of splint therapy for rheumatoid arthritis patients Mikiko Nakadomari, Ayumi Tamayose, Yumi Miyagi, Toshie Yano Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 1618-1619, 2014.

	PPD-19-22 The role of the occupational therapist within the team - Through the cases seen of mental regression in addition to the disability - Yu Sugao, Shinobu Ueno, Takashi Yasunaga Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 1620-1621, 2014.

	PPD-19-23 A case report of postoperative arthroscopic repair for triangular fibrocartilage complex foveal tear associated with distal radius fracture Yoshinori Sugita1), Yukio Abe2) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 1622-1623, 2014.

	PPD-19-24 Long-term effects of Activity of Daily Living of bilateral subthalamic nucleus stimulation in Parkinson's disease Miwako Miyata1),2), Yuichi Oka3), Rika Tsuboi4), Atsushi Umemura5), Noriyuki Matsukawa2) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 1624-1625, 2014.

	PPD-19-25 For activities of daily living ability and nutrition in cancer patients Tadashi Miyamoto, Naomi Yoshida, Yoshiko Nishi, Miki Oogushi, Hiroshi Mizuta Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 1626-1627, 2014.

	PPD-19-26 The necessity of the vocational rehabilitation for the brain injured by occupational therapists - A modified grounded theory approach - Ryoko Sato1), Naomi Fuzinaga2), Jun Yaeda3), Mariko Yoshino3) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 1628-1629, 2014.

	PPD-19-27 A Trial for improvement of range of motion after Humeral head replacement Naoto Onmura1), Yoshinobu Oka2), Taturou Hayashida2), Yasuhiro Fujiwara2), Taku Ogura2) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 1630-1631, 2014.

	PPD-19-29 The effect of occupational therapy on a patient who had a hemorrhagic stroke during implantable ventricular assist device support yoshihisa namasu, mayumi fujii, kenichiro mitsuyama Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 1632-1633, 2014.

	PPD-19-30 A Study of Factors as related to Stroke Patients upon Getting new jobs Masako Tokumoto1), Chinami Ishizuki2), Hideki Miyaguchi2) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 1634-1635, 2014.

	PPD-19-31 A case which improves QOL with support ascribing dependent bodily waste elimination by counseling on sexual intercourse. - Intervention by an interview based on ICF. - Yuukichi Tabata, Yoshihiko Kumashino, Atsuko Matsuura, Yuki Tanaka, Anna Nagata Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 1636-1637, 2014.

	PPD-19-32 The relationship between the neglect symptoms and the visual information process in the left hemiplegia with USN. - Analyzing the exploratory eye movements and the recognition threshold of optic flow stimuli - Takeshi Yoshida1), Hironobu Nakayama2), Mutsuhide Tanaka1), Yoshinobu Goto3) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 1638-1639, 2014.

	PPD-19-33 The clinical pathway and occupational therapy after the total hip arthroplasty Yukari Tanaka1), Tomoko Kamimura2) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 1640-1641, 2014.

	PPD-19-34 Effect of Purposeful Action Observation on Upper Extremity Function and Kinematic Patterns in Stroke Patients Eun joo Kim1), Kyeong mi Kim2) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 1642-1642, 2014.

	PPD-20-02 Factors associated with discharging acute stroke patients to home from an acute care hospital in the central area of Nagano prefecture. Yukiteru Murayama1), Hiroshi Kumazaki1), Isao Otsuka2) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 1643-1644, 2014.

	PPD-20-03 A Case Report : Occupational Therapy experience for a patient with Terson's syndrome and higher brain dysfunction Manabu Yoshimura1), Katsutoshi Senoo2), Hiromichi Fujiwara1), Takeshi Moriyama1), Tomonori Yokoyama1) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 1645-1646, 2014.

	PPD-20-04 Analysis of psychological process of families to support the dialysis patients - For better relations of Occupational Therapists - Mie Nishihama, Taiti Ogishi, Yoshie Kosaka, Yumiko Nagamine, Yasuhisa Imawaka Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 1647-1648, 2014.

	PPD-20-05 The Study of the Application of ADOC in the Views and Practice of Occupational Therapist. Kazuki Shimizu1), Yumi Hirabayashi1), Masami Yamauchi1),2), Berugado Gretchen3), Yasuo Kumagai1) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 1649-1650, 2014.

	PPD-20-06 Occupational Therapy for the early Parkinson's disease Hiromi Shimazaki, Asuka Ota, Kohei Sato Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 1651-1652, 2014.

	PPD-20-07 Hand therapy after flap reconstruction in the fingertip injury. - Prevention of contracture of the proximal interphalangeal joint - Koji Ibe, Ayumu Echigo, Yoshihiko Tsuchida Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 1653-1654, 2014.

	PPD-20-08 Examination of the factors that encourage routine paralytic arm participation in stroke patients Toyoaki Watanabe1),3), Hiroyuki Miyasaka1),2), Yuko Okuyama1), Mitsunobu Kohno3), Shigeru Sonoda1),2) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 1655-1656, 2014.

	PPD-20-09 The Importance of Occupational Choice through a Narrative Approach in a Younger Spinal-cord Injury Case Ryosuke Yamaguchi1),2), Tamami Aida3) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 1657-1658, 2014.

	PPD-20-10 Experience of the occupational therapy for the Eisenmenger syndrome patient - Using AMPS - Koji Kumano, Tomohiro Hayuka, Naoto Matsuda, Kouzaburou Maeda, Hiroaki Murata Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 1659-1660, 2014.

	PPD-20-11 Correlations between changing self-evaluation in ADL and recovery process in patients with stroke - With an ADL self-evaluation sheet - Takeyoshi Iwao1), Nobuo Oshima2) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 1661-1662, 2014.

	PPD-20-12 Case study of a mother with sever hemiplegia and cognitive deficit who successfully left hospital to live with the daughter - Through intervention on ADL and cooking - Takuya Nakai Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 1663-1664, 2014.

	PPD-20-13 Instrumental activities of daily living training for Parkinson's disease Takashima Kazunori1), Abe Kazuo2) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 1665-1666, 2014.

	PPD-20-14 Effects of pain and pain catastrophizing on health-related quality of life in total knee arthroplasty patients Yuki Hiraga, Nami Ikejiri, Yasuhiro Miyata, Takayuki Hirano, Tomomi Seki Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 1667-1668, 2014.

	PPD-20-15 Experience of Occupational Therapy for Terminal Cancer Patients in Hospital Shiori Tani1), Kimihisa Ishikawa1), Tomoyuki Ueno1), Kiyoshi Eguchi1), Kazuko Iwai2) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 1669-1670, 2014.

	PPD-20-17 The behavioral change of traumatic brain injury is captured - The Wessex Head Injury Matrix (WHIM) - Koji Nishikawa, Maki Ueno, Hiroko Yamada, Shigeru Senda, Shigeru Munemoto Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 1671-1672, 2014.

	PPD-20-18 Comparison of straining during defecation in two position : a pilot study Po-Chih Chen1), Pei-Sin Jian2) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 1673-1673, 2014.

	PPD-20-19 The Gradual Intervention to Drive a Wheelchair for Stroke Patients with Unilateral Spatial Neglect Yoko Yokoyama1), Sayaka Okahashi2), Toshiko Futaki2) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 1674-1675, 2014.

	PPD-20-20 Efficacy of self-administered facial stretching for systemic sclerosis Naoki Mugii1), Sachie Oohata1), Minoru Hasegawa2), Kazuhiko Takehara2), Hujiko Someya3) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 1676-1677, 2014.

	PPD-20-21 A gesture production process in three ideomotor apraxic patient's abilities Daisuke Shimizu1),3), Tadahiro Okamura2), Rumi Tanemura3) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 1678-1679, 2014.

	PPD-20-22 Early mobilization after flexor digitorum superficialis tendon repair : two case reports with literature review Hideki Aburai1), Kazuyuki Tasaki1), Nobuhiro Nonaka1), Eiji Kaida2), Youichi Miyazaki2) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 1680-1681, 2014.

	PPD-20-23 Deep-sea fishing, family, and possibilities leading to a new life Ryohei Kishita Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 1682-1683, 2014.

	PPD-20-24 The viewpoint of intervention by occupational therapy for recur of lymphedema Tomomi Nishii1), Fumihiko Tamura2) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 1684-1685, 2014.

	PPD-20-25 The current state of supports by the interdisciplinary team in palliative care - Analysis from the perspective of occupation - Tsubasa Shoji1), Waka Murata2), Yoko Asano3), Kyosuke Oshima1), Shan Yun1) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 1686-1687, 2014.

	PPD-20-26 Occupational therapy after arthroscopic repair of massive rotator cuff re-tears Yusuke Iwahashi1), Takashi Tochino1), Satoshi Nakae2), Shinichi Kuriyama3) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 1688-1689, 2014.

	PPD-20-27 The factors causing the reduction in performance of occupation after discharge of the rehabilitation hospital Naoko Kimura1),2), Tatsunori Sawada2), Masahiro Ogawa2), Koji Kobayashi3), Mariko Yoshino4) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 1690-1691, 2014.

	PPD-20-28 Relevancy of disease activity to upper extremity function and QOL in rheumatoid arthritis patients - Based on the results of DAS28CRP, STEF and DASH. - Atsuko Ninomiya, Masahiko Yasuda, Yuuko Kurebayashi, Yumi Oomori, Masaharu Hayashi Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 1692-1693, 2014.

	PPD-20-29 Treatment involving the gradual use of splints for a case of index finger extensor tendon rupture operated more than 2 weeks after injury : a case report. Kensuke Taguchi1), Izumi Yoshizawa1), Hiroyuki Ozawa1), Hiroyuki Chino2), Masahiro Abo3) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 1694-1695, 2014.

	PPD-20-30 The effect of proprioceptive discrimination task in a case of cerebellar ataxia Nanae Saito, Kenji Oue, Masashi Kouno, Satoko Omatsu, Takanori Tominaga Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 1696-1697, 2014.

	PPD-20-31 10 Cases of Amputation of Upper extremity due to Malignant Bone and Soft-Tissue Tumors Takuro Sakurai1), Katsumi Makabe2), Akira Kawai1) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 1698-1699, 2014.

	PPD-20-32 Venting of volitional motion has changed through the occupation ; a case report - Using Volitional Questionnaire (VQ) - Ayumi Numata Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 1700-1701, 2014.

	PPD-20-34 A treatment and assessment of the adaptive gait for the stroke patient - Study of the treatment for three cases - Daisuke Araki1), Tetsuya Karita1), Yasufumi Kadonaga1), Akihiro Matsuura1), Katsuki Hayashi2) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 1702-1703, 2014.

	PPD-20-35 Examination of the Effect of Occupational Therapy for Femoral / Trochanteric Fracture Patients - On Toilet Activity - Fuminori Futami, Etuko Oosumi, Toyokazu Oosumi Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 1704-1705, 2014.

	PPD-20-36 Focusing on wish of clients with terminal cancer Akihiro Soeta Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 1706-1707, 2014.

	PPD-20-37 The effect of repetitive facilitation exercise (RFE) on bed mobility of a hemiplegic patient. Yuki Kozutsumi, Yuki Saitou Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 1708-1709, 2014.

	PPD-20-38 Botulinum toxin type A injection combined with simple hand splint for chronic stroke patient : a case report Tadashi Kubo1), Miyuki Ito1), Kimihisa Ishikawa1), Tomoyuki Ueno1), Kiyoshi Eguchi1),2) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 1710-1711, 2014.

	PPD-20-40 The working group's efforts on the long term admitted patients at the blood diseases hospital ward Yoshie Okamoto, Yumiko Ota, Yoko Yaginuma Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 1712-1713, 2014.

	PPD-21-01 Efforts of the Postoperative Rehabilitation for Rotator Cuff Massive Tears Ryohei Hitaka, Shoji Ueno, Yoshinori Sugita Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 1714-1715, 2014.

	PPD-21-02 Effect of Behavioral Approach for Lower-body Dressing in Cognitive Dysfunction - Single Subject Design - Fumiko Morishita1), Go Kinoshita1), Makoto Suzuki2) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 1716-1717, 2014.

	PPD-21-03 The force of traction of a new spider splint Yuya Okazaki1), Emiko Takeda1), Katsumi Suzukawa1), Kiyoshi Yasaki2) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 1718-1719, 2014.

	PPD-21-04 New spider splint and supporting splint combined application Tomoaki Tanabe1), Taketomo Yoshimo1), Katsumi Suzukawa1), Kiyoshi Yasaki2) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 1720-1721, 2014.

	PPD-21-05 A case with a dressing apraxia patient showed decreased frequency in dressing problems after using a dressing checklist Shinichi Tsunemi, Youji Kibayashi, Mariko Morita, Mai Takeuchi Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 1722-1723, 2014.

	PPD-21-06 Early active flexion exercise after finger flexor tendon repair operation using pull out wire method Nobuhiro Nonaka1), Kazuyuki Tasaki1), Youichi Miyazaki2), Eiji Kaida2) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 1724-1725, 2014.

	PPD-21-07 Effect of health tourism on the quality of life of people with Parkinson's disease in Kyoto Tomoko Akamatsu1), Toshio Kawamata2) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 1726-1727, 2014.

	PPD-21-08 A case of basal forebrain amnesia after subarachnoid hemorrhage treated by occupational therapy Mariko Hara1), Masaharu Maeda2), Hirotaka Nagumo3), Mitsuharu Sugawara4) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 1728-1729, 2014.

	PPD-21-09 Forced use of paralyzed upper limb in apraxia patient Tatsuya Takama1), Naoko Kawakami1), Kazuhiko Nagae1), Munehiro Ikuta2), Shinitirou Kawakita3) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 1730-1731, 2014.

	PPD-21-10 Effect of BTX-A re-administration on patients with upper-limb spastic hemiparesis after stroke - Focusing on changes in muscle tone - KIYOMI MINEOKA, TOMOKO TAKEMOTO, TOMIE IYANAGA, RISA SEKI, ISAO INOUE Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 1732-1733, 2014.

	PPD-21-11 Does Task-Oriented Training for stroke patients improve the ability of Action Selection? : Case Report KEISUKE HANADA1), TAKASHI TAKEBAYASHI1), SATORU AMANO1), ATSUSHI UMEJI1), KAZUHISA DOMEN2) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 1734-1735, 2014.

	PPD-21-12 Outcomes in intravenous rt-PA therapy Tetsu Tsukada Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 1736-1737, 2014.

	PPD-21-13 A case who improved upper limb pain using the Elderly Version of Leisure time Activity Enjoyment Scale Takahiro Toyama1), Toshihiro Honke2), Toru Inada1) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 1738-1739, 2014.

	PPD-21-14 Characteristics of the postural control to the demands of a task in patients with stroke Shogo Hiragami1),2), Tetsushi Nonaka1), Yasuo Suzuki3) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 1740-1741, 2014.

	PPD-21-15 Transferring orthosis for spinal cord injury patient with bilateral transfemoral amputation. Masami Nakagawa, Ikuko Murata, Mari Ogawa, Marina Hamada, Shinji Hirabayashi Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 1742-1743, 2014.

	PPD-21-16 Development of Functional Training for the Body-Powered Prosthetic Hand using Sensory Modality Masaki Nakagawa1), Kumiko Sasao2), Toshiyuki Ishioka2), Hiromi Nakamura-Thomas2), Toyohiro Hamaguchi2) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 1744-1745, 2014.

	PPD-21-17 How to put on an ankle-foot orthosis independently? - A pattern analysis of the methods used by stroke patients - Chihiro Kawahara, tomomi Sato, koji Sato Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 1746-1747, 2014.

	PPD-21-18 The follow-up survey after the myoelectric arm making at this hospital - We look back on an intervention method in the occupational therapy - Misuzu Kaneko, Takeyoshi Iwao, Mikiko Nagamatsu, Mayumi Nomura, Saki Hayasaka Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 1748-1749, 2014.

	PPD-21-19 The research into the process of the interaction The first report "to grasp client's demands" - To make out the semi-structured interview form for the interaction between clients and occupational therapists - Saki Sato1),2), Yoshikazu Ishii3) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 1750-1751, 2014.

	PPD-21-20 The trial of low frequency rTMS and occupational therapy for patients still in a recovery stage. after stroke. Tomoko Takemoto, Kiyomi Mineoka, Hirotake Hirata, Isao Inoue Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 1752-1753, 2014.

	PPD-21-21 SEXUALITY ISSUES : A QUALITATIVE INQUIRY WITH MALAYSIAN WOMEN WITH PHYSICAL DISABILITIES Padma A.Rahman1), Siti Balkis Budin2), Sazlina Kamaralzaman2), Matthew Yau Kwai-Seng3) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 1754-1754, 2014.

	PPD-21-22 Seating approach for a hemiplegia patient with severe disabilities Ikeda Teppei Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 1755-1756, 2014.

	PPD-21-23 Treatment results therapeutic outcome of modified Thompson's arthroplasty for osteoarthritis of the carpometacarpal joint of the thumb Tatsuya Sakamoto1), Kazuyuki Tasaki1), Nobuhiro Nonaka1), Eiji Kaida2), Youichi Miyazaki2) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 1757-1758, 2014.

	PPD-21-24 An ovarian cancer patient whose activities of daily living improved by performing effective tasks Mio Tsujimoto1),2), Hiromasa Shimazaki1) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 1759-1760, 2014.

	PPD-21-25 Taping splint for finger joint contracture after trauma Tomoko Koumi1), Masaya Nakamura2) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 1761-1762, 2014.

	PPD-21-26 Occupational Therapy in post Hand Reconstruction surgery : A rural Indian experience deepak ganjiwale1), jaishree ganjiwale2) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 1763-1763, 2014.

	PPD-21-27 Effects of Working Memory Task on Ataxia - Effects of the Prefrontal Approaches on the Learning of Posture and Walking - Atsushi Sato, Kazushige Takahashi, Takahiro Takenaka Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 1764-1765, 2014.

	PPD-21-28 Forearm rotation range of motion after the fracture of the distal radius - Association with the distal radioulnar joint and carpal bone - Eri Uchida1), Masakazu Kubo1), Tomoaki Matsuda1), Miki Kashiwagi1), Tadashi Ogura2) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 1766-1767, 2014.

	PPD-21-29 Immediate Effectiveness of Mirror Therapy in the Tactile Sensation and Its relationship with Personal Factors. Yoshikazu Tanaka1),2), Kenji Numata2) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 1768-1769, 2014.

	PPD-21-30 The Originally Designed Splint for Radial Nerve Palsy Shuya Okumura, Sayoko Kawabata Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 1770-1771, 2014.

	PPD-21-31 The efficacy of functional Occupational Therapy After injection of Botulinum Toxin Type A to the upper limb muscle spasticity in patients with post-stroke Yuta Noguchi1), Noriyuki Tanaka1), Goshin Kawamura1), Yuji Sawada2) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 1772-1773, 2014.

	PPD-21-32 Occupational therapy assessment of the upper limb : Use and reasoning that underpins choice - a South African perspective. Susan de Klerk Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 1774-1774, 2014.

	PPD-21-33 Effect of orofacial exercises on the swallowing function of stroke patients Bo-mi Kang1), Hyuk-Cheol Kwon2), Hwan Kim2), Young-nam Cho3) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 1775-1775, 2014.

	PPD-21-34 The effect of occupational therapy on a double hemiplegia client receiving botulinum toxin type A Yuri Kato1), Fusae Tozato2), Bumsuk Lee2), Hideaki Tukahara1), Yohei Tamura1) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 1776-1777, 2014.

	PPD-21-35 The impact of Post Stroke Depression to the ADL of the convalescent rehabilitation ward Kenji Tsuchiya1),2), Takaaki Fujita3), Daisuke Satou4), Kaori Shimoda1),5), Fusae Tozato1) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 1778-1779, 2014.

	PPD-21-36 Myoelectric hand prosthesis training in Hyogo Rehabilitation Center Futoshi Mizobe, Yaeko Shibata, Ayaka Nakashou, Yuu Ando Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 1780-1781, 2014.

	PPD-21-37 New spider splint for Clinical application Emiko Takeda1), Yuko Koseki1), Katsumi Suzukawa1), Kiyoshi Yasaki2) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 1782-1783, 2014.

	PPD-21-38 Experience of the occupational therapy to the Terrible Triad Injury of the elbow - Single case in which the function equivalent to an unaffected side was re-gained in 12 weeks - Eiko Kumazawa1), Mitsuhiko Nanno2), Takahumi Aoki2) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 1784-1785, 2014.

	PPD-21-39 Influence of psychological intervention on the quality of life of patients in our recovery phase rehabilitation ward Naotoshi Hara, Onitake Takuma, Taichi Tsutsui, Hiroshi Takaoka Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 1786-1787, 2014.

	PPD-21-40 Efficacy of constraint-induced movement therapy for a severely paralyzed hand caused by cerebral stroke in the chronic phase Hirofumi Tanabe1), Nagao Toru2), Rumi Tanemura2) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 1788-1789, 2014.

	PPD-21-41 Robot-assisted training with modified Constraint-induced movement therapy in a chronic stroke patient with minimal upper-extremity motor ability Atsushi Umeji1), Takashi Takebayashi1), Satoru Amano1), Kouhei Marumoto2), Kazuhisa Domen2) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 1790-1791, 2014.

	PPD-21-43 Strategies in daily occupations of immigrants with late effects of polio - An interview study with immigrants from Eastern Africa - Iolanda Tavares Silva1),2), Anna-Lisa Thoren-Jonsson1) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 1792-1792, 2014.

	PPD-21-44 Effect of Occupation-Focused Practice on Health-Related Quality of Life in Patients with Chronic Pain - Practice by using the Aid for Decision-making in Occupation Choice - Naoko Yokoyama1), Kenji Yabuwaki2), Akira Fujioka1), Kiyotaka Nishioka3) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 1793-1794, 2014.

	PPD-21-45 Use of the Japanese assistive device (portable spring balancer) to assist disabled peoples with upper limb dysfunction in Thailand : A case study Susumu Otsuka Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 1795-1796, 2014.

	PPD-21-46 Specific phenomena seen in a patient with complex regional pain syndrome Naoya Yamane, Hiroaki Kimura Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 1797-1798, 2014.

	PPD-21-47 Relationship between thumb and hand arch during grasping movement Toshiyuki Fukushima1),2), Hiroshi Kurumadani2), Toru Sunagawa2) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 1799-1800, 2014.

	PPD-21-48 Postoperative ADL after distal radius fracture repair using a volar locking plate Yuka Yamanaka, Kazuhiko Misaki Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 1801-1802, 2014.

	PPD-21-49 The comparative study of three procedures of sensory reeducation post - CVA Cristina Toyoda Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 1803-1803, 2014.

	PPD-21-50 Goal oriented approach to the patient with Subarachnoid hemorrhage (SAH) Takeshi Kawashima Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 1804-1805, 2014.

	PPD-21-51 Preliminary Investigation of Person-Centred Goal Sharing to Inpatients at Rehabilitation Hospital Naoto Chida, Toshiaki Muraki Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 1806-1807, 2014.

	PPD-21-52 Differences in activities of daily living between males and females with unilateral spatial neglect at the time of discharge from the hospital Sakiko Kudo1), Aiko Komori1), Atushi Nakashima1), Yusuke Niwa1), Fumiyasu Ishii2) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 1808-1809, 2014.

	PPD-21-53 A study on factor of recurrent falls in Parkinson's disease. - From the points of view of fear of falling and executive dysfunction - Hisato Nakazono1), Yukihiko Nakashima2), Ryoji Nakanishi3) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 1810-1811, 2014.

	PEL-18-01 The relationship between bone dencity and walking speed of the healthy elderly people Mihoko Noda, Tomomi Harata, shuhei koeda, yuji koike Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 1812-1813, 2014.

	PEL-18-02 Information used for Decision-making for Introduction of Home Visit Rehabilitation Services Akemi Yamamoto1), Shinya Uehara1), Noriyuki Hashimoto1), Takaaki Yazaki1),2), Hiromi Nakamura-Thomas2) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 1814-1815, 2014.

	PEL-18-03 Cases for Acquisition of Movement for Home-Bathing - Long-term Care Initiatives - Yusuke Kai, Mayumi Nagata, Tsutomu Mori, Takatomi Sato Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 1816-1817, 2014.

	PEL-18-04 An approach for one woman who overcame her delirium while palliative care - Awareness of her desire to use the bathroom - Harumi Kimura, YUki Yamada, Asami Nakamura Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 1818-1819, 2014.

	PEL-18-06 An Explorative Study of the Relationship Between Functional and Cognitive Decline in Older Patients : Identifying the Most Vulnerable Activities in Daily Life Sophie Vermeersch2), Ellen Gorus1),2), Elise Cornelis1),2),3), Patricia De Vriendt1),3) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 1820-1820, 2014.

	PEL-18-07 Effectiveness of the management tool for daily life performance in Day-Service center Mayu Hase1), Hidenaga Ikoma2) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 1821-1822, 2014.

	PEL-18-08 What is Quality of Life for elderly people? ; a literature review. Mihuyu Isikawa1), Shun Takehara2) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 1823-1824, 2014.

	PEL-18-09 Understanding resilience : Developing a self-report tool for older people Jacqueline Whitehead1), Kirsty Forsyth1), Linda Irvine2), Caroline Clark2),3), Katie McWilliam2) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 1825-1825, 2014.

	PEL-18-10 Examination about the placement of the mean care degree in entrance facilities and the rehabilitation-related type of job takashi tamura Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 1826-1827, 2014.

	PEL-18-12 A practice report of the occupational therapist who tackled for the purpose of the leisure fullness in a medical-treatment ward Shuuitirou Ozawa Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 1828-1829, 2014.

	PEL-18-13 Comparison of relationships between HRQOL, Aging, Occupational participation among different type of homebound elderly Yu Ishibashi1), Takashi Yamada2), Norikazu Kobayashi1), Mime Hashimoto1), Forsyth Kirsty3) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 1830-1831, 2014.

	PEL-18-14 Family bond reaffirmed at life's end Atsushi Kohmoto1), Hiroyuki Inoue1), Shinichi Hotta1), Masahiro Ogawa3), Hiromi Yoshikawa2) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 1832-1833, 2014.

	PEL-18-15 Perspective of music as occupational therapy to community-dwelling elderly Ryuji Suzuki1), Shun Takehara2) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 1834-1835, 2014.

	PEL-18-16 Relationship between storage symptoms and the incidence of falls and fall-related fractures in a community-based setting Rika Imanishi1), Kayomi Matsumoto2), Miyuki Ishihara3), Tomonori Nomura1), Shouzoh Ueki4) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 1836-1837, 2014.

	PEL-18-17 The significance that an occupational therapist is concernd with an elderly person in acute medical care Natsumi Iwakami Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 1838-1839, 2014.

	PEL-18-18 Dancing with Parkinson's Disease : A Case Study Gregory Wintz1), Lynda LeBlanc2) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 1840-1840, 2014.

	PEL-18-19 Occupational therapy using the occupational narrative summary sheet enhances understanding between patients in palliative care and their families Akira Shinoda1), Seigo Minami2),3), Ryuji Kobayashi3) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 1841-1842, 2014.

	PEL-18-20 Relationship between Cognitive en Functional Decline in Older Adults : Cognitive correlates of advanced activities of daily living in Mild Cognitive Impairment Ellen Gorus1),2), Paula Redmond1), Patricia De Vriendt1),3) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 1843-1843, 2014.

	PEL-18-21 Factors associated with home recovery in elderly patients with proximal femoral fracture Junko Okajima1), Hideaki Hanaoka2), Kentaro Oka1), Ryoichi Nakamura1) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 1844-1845, 2014.

	PEL-18-22 Practice based on the CPPF in recovery rehabilitation - Enabling occupation towards the hospitalization of a special nursing home life - Shuhei Kobiyama1),2), Kenji Yabuwaki3) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 1846-1847, 2014.

	PEL-18-23 Functional disability management strategy for reducing socially withdrawn behavior in long-term care health facility - a report of two cases - Ryosuke Tsunoyama, Yoshitaka Ouchi, Nanae Abe, Junichi Nitsuma Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 1848-1849, 2014.

	PEL-18-24 Changes to relationships, environments, and occupations for elderly persons with dementia following decrease physical mobility Mari Sakaue1), Ryoko Michinobu2) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 1850-1851, 2014.

	PEL-18-25 Re-acquired KIZUNA with the family to reduce BPSD - A user of Alzheimer's disease at the sever dementia day care - Hajime Morishima1), Takashi Yamada2) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 1852-1853, 2014.

	PEL-18-27 Study of activities to increase the amount of activity of elderly facility users sayaka sawada Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 1854-1855, 2014.

	PEL-18-29 Predicting outcomes of the ADL to distinguish quasi-in-need-of-care state in a geriatric health services facility Sumihisa Kumagai, Haruka Tominaga, Satomi Tarasawa, Yasuhiro Shimizu Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 1856-1857, 2014.

	PEL-18-30 Factors involved in comfortably maintaining a continuous sitting position in a wheelchair Akira Masuo1),2), Hideki Shimizu3) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 1858-1859, 2014.

	PEL-18-32 The Effect of Cognition and Depression Symtoms on Daily Living Activities and Life Satisfaction in Elderly Orkun Tahir Aran1), Burcu Firat2), Cigdem Oksuz1), Tuzun Firat3), Gonca Bumin1) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 1860-1860, 2014.

	PEL-19-01 Characteristics of functional recovery after surgery for unstable intra-articular distal radial fractures in the elderly. Yuya Kobayashi1), Hiroshi Yamazaki2), Toshiyasu Sakurai1) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 1861-1862, 2014.

	PEL-19-02 Clinical Reasoning and Occupational Therapy for Improving the Task of Taking off Shoes in Patients with Parkinson's Disease Takamasa Hosoda1), Matuso Shinbo2) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 1863-1864, 2014.

	PEL-19-03 Relationship between severity score and ADL / IADL skills in Alzheimer Disease. Yukiko Suzuki1),2), Yukiko Yoshikawa1), Akira Nagasawa1), Ryuji Kobayashi2) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 1865-1866, 2014.

	PEL-19-04 Use of the Model of Human Occupation Screening Tool for a patient requiring assistance with cooking Mika Nakamura, Manabu Midorikawa Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 1867-1868, 2014.

	PEL-19-05 Aim at independence of operation of opening the lid of dairy products Masatika Kawaguti, Yukitaka Hosaka, Rikiya Mituhasi, Chiaki Kabutomori Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 1869-1870, 2014.

	PEL-19-06 Meaningful Occupation through Continuous Occupational Storytelling Kaena Ota1), Tatsuya Suzuki2) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 1871-1872, 2014.

	PEL-19-07 Upper limb disuse after trauma in elderly people Setsuko Kudo1), Yoko Sugawara2) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 1873-1874, 2014.

	PEL-19-08 Hearing own life histories from family members can promote engagement in meaningful occupations in cognitive impairment patients Tomomi Sato, Kazuya Matuda, Kouji Sato Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 1875-1876, 2014.

	PEL-19-09 Intervention for several behavioural disorders in Alzheimer's disease - Analysis of behavior and anaysis of activities - Noriyuki Ogawa1), Michiko Ogawa2) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 1877-1878, 2014.

	PEL-19-10 Application of the Kawa Model in the caregiving of a family member during a state of confusion - a physiotherapist s experience - Rie Takahashi1), Kuniko Koyama2), Kumiko Anzai3), Haruru Ishikawa4) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 1879-1880, 2014.

	PEL-19-11 Significance of housekeeping evaluation for elderly frail patient with chronic heart failure - A case report - Tomonori Takeda1), Mayumi Suzuki1), Munetaka Yamazaki1), Shigeru Makita2) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 1881-1882, 2014.

	PEL-19-12 Physical and Psychological Effects of on-Action Training on Daily Life - Activity in Long-Term Care Health Facility and Improvement in Motivation - Serina Ujiie1), Eriko Yomoda1), Yuko Kunishima1), Kouji Okamoto1),2), Ryuji Satoh1) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 1883-1884, 2014.

	PEL-19-13 Perceived role and effects of occupational therapy in dementia care : the Filipino experience SALLY JANE UY Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 1885-1885, 2014.

	PEL-19-14 Factors affecting subjective recovery image in convalescent stroke patients Shuhei Koeda1), Koshi Sumigawa1), Yuji Koike1), Eri Osanai2), Hiroto Imai2) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 1886-1887, 2014.

	PEL-19-15 An investigation of risk during activities that stroke patients want to do while under the expiration gas analysis system Hideki Shiraishi, Kanata Kameyama, Yoshihiko Fujita, Kazushi Hotta, Toshiaki Muraki Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 1888-1889, 2014.

	PEL-19-16 Self-Rated Health and Aging in Place - The Role of Physical Functions and Lifestyle Factors among Frail Older Adults - Shinpei Ikeda1),3), Emiko Uchida1), Hiroshi Haga2) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 1890-1891, 2014.

	PEL-19-17 A case where safety while behaving was enhanced by the improvement of awareness of one's own disease Masami Kugimoto1), Daisuke Shimizu2), Syunnsuke Aki1), Jyunnichi Minamizawa1), Jyunnya Akagi1) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 1892-1893, 2014.

	PEL-19-18 Examination of an Intervention Method for Interactions between Patients in a Persistent Vegetative State and their Primary Caregivers Miki Fujimoto1), Tatsuo Hatta2), Mari Muto3) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 1894-1895, 2014.

	PEL-19-19 Association between post-stroke depression and severity of motor paralysis in stroke patients Chihiro Sato1), Shuhei Koeda2), Hiroto Imai1), Tomoki Shimizu1), Takao Osanai2) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 1896-1897, 2014.

	PEL-19-20 Support for occupational choices : The Model of Human Occupation based intervention for an elderly adult with BPSD Kana Fujita1), Takashi Yamada2), Yoshikazu Ishii3), Norikazu Kobayashi3), Hironori Kawamata4) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 1898-1899, 2014.

	PEL-19-21 Examination of the "going out" support provided to stroke patients Masashi Ogata1),4), Yuji Higashi1), Toshirou Fujimoto2), Toshiyo Tamura3), Yoshiaki Iwase5) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 1900-1901, 2014.

	PEL-19-22 The process of awareness of disabilities in clients with left unilateral spatial neglect - comparison with a previous study in Sweden - Asako Yamamoto1), Nobuo Oshima2) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 1902-1903, 2014.

	PEL-19-23 Comparison of repeating the same IADL tasks with different IADL tasks in occupation-based occupational therapy interventions : A case of the elderly with physical limitations. Sawako Saito Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 1904-1905, 2014.

	PEL-19-24 A study of evaluation of behavioral and psychological symptoms of dementia Miyuki Oshiro, Yume Taira, Erika Shiroma, Noriko Murakami Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 1906-1907, 2014.

	PEL-19-25 Consider the Importance of Occupation-Focused Practice through an Interview One Year after Discharge - Rebuilding the Life of One-Legged Soba Craftsman - Takahiro Yaginuma Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 1908-1909, 2014.

	PEL-20-01 The process of reacquiring roles in stroke survivors Toshiei Nishikawa1),2), Hiromi Imuta3) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 1910-1911, 2014.

	PEL-20-02 Factors related to maintaining motivation of users of a special nursing home for the elderly Koji Tanaka1), Chihori Takebayashi2), Manami Yamamoto3), Toshio Higashi4), Goro Tanaka4) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 1912-1913, 2014.

	PEL-20-03 Application of a cycling wheelchair to occupational therapy Kosei Mitsuhashi, Kazunori Seki, Yasunobu Handa Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 1914-1915, 2014.

	PEL-20-04 An example of a patient with Parkinson's disease with repeated falls despite repeated risk communications Eri Fujita Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 1916-1917, 2014.

	PEL-20-05 Screening for mild cognitive impairment with imitation of meaningless finger configurations without visual feedback Tomoyuki Fukuoka1),2), Naoto Kamimura3), Masaki Sogo1),2), Fumino Okutani4), Hideto Kaba4) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 1918-1919, 2014.

	PEL-20-06 Application of group occupational therapy for symptoms of unilateral spatial neglect (USN) in patients with dementia Jun-ichi Kawaguchi Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 1920-1921, 2014.

	PEL-20-07 Involvement in decision-making to set goals for returning to work using Aid for Decision-making in Occupation Choice : a case report Hitoshi Shimojyu1), Yuki Saito1), Kounosuke Tomori2) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 1922-1923, 2014.

	PEL-20-08 Assessment of occupational therapy for stroke patients in the convalescent rehabilitation stage from the social functioning perspective Hiroyuki Hanafusa1), Tomoko Fujiki1), Hiroko Kodama2), Hisako Shinkawa3), Nobuhiro Nara4) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 1924-1925, 2014.

	PEL-20-09 Effects of Toilet Room Modification on the Elderly's Toileting Ability - Focusing on Toilet-related FIM Scores - Masaki Sogo1),2), Sanae Hatada1),3), Tomoyuki Fukuoka1),3), Kaori Siraisi1),2), Satosi Nakazora4) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 1926-1927, 2014.

	PEL-20-10 Development of the Future Time Perspective Program for the promotion of the health of community - dwelling older adults in Japan Gen Higashino1), Waka Murata2), Tsubasa Shoji3), Shan Yun3) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 1928-1929, 2014.

	PEL-20-11 Facilitation of the non-intentional utterance of understandable words in Wernicke aphasia patients - A case report - Hitomi Karato, Toru Honda Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 1930-1931, 2014.

	PEL-20-12 The Posture Characteristic of Elderly People With Incomplete Pulling Up of Lower Wear in Their Daily Life Wataru Imura1), Daisuke Oomori2), Chiharu Kuramoto3), Chihiro Naitou4), Keiko Hirata5) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 1932-1933, 2014.

	PEL-20-13 An Origami Program for an Older Patient with Dementia - To use 8 processes Origami - Masato Miyoshi1), Kumiko Sasao2), Toshiyuki Ishioka2), Hiromi Nakamura2), Toyohiro Hamaguchi2) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 1934-1935, 2014.

	PEL-20-14 Utility of Westmead Home Safety Assessment ver. Japanese (WeHSA-J) for the patients with terminal cancer Satoshi Tamaki1), Tomoko Kamimura2), Aya Hasegawa1), Yoichi Uozumi3), Akiko Okajima4) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 1936-1937, 2014.

	PEL-20-15 Dissatisfaction with occupational therapy support for the disabled elderly after discharge from hospital - a comparison between one month after discharge and during hospitalization - Takashi Ishikawa1), Ayuto Kodama2),3), Megumi Tsugaruya1),2), Takao Yuasa1) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 1938-1939, 2014.

	PEL-20-16 Impaired fine motor skills prior to object contact in Alzheimer's disease patients Yoshiki Tamaru1),2), Yasuo Naito2), Takashi Nishikawa2) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 1940-1941, 2014.

	PEL-20-18 The case returned to home smoothly as her family could foresee their home life - Importance of early concerning with her family - Yusaku Ohniwa, Masako Fuchi Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 1942-1943, 2014.

	PEL-20-19 The Effect of Occupational Therapy on the Eldery with Feeding-Eating Problems Hiroyasu Shiozu1),2), Tomoshige Koga3), Misako Higashijima4) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 1944-1945, 2014.

	PEL-20-20 The Active Ageing (AA) concept in residential care : challenges for Occupational Therapists Patricia De Vriendt1),2), Desmet Valerie Cornelis Elise1),2),4), Ruben Vanbosseghem1), Van Malderen Lien Gorus Ellen2),4), Dominique Van de Velde1),3) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 1946-1946, 2014.

	PEL-20-21 Changes in activity time in disabled elderly individuals Takashi Nishizawa, Junko Yamaguchi, Kouji Watanabe, Yuka Sekimoto, Takumi Fukuda Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 1947-1948, 2014.

	PEL-20-22 Experiential study of fall prevention : using wheel chair assisting table in patient with spinocerebellar degeneration. Yukiko Hieda1), Masayuki Uchi2), Teturou Kanzaki1), Takayo Urabe1), Hideo Kozima1) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 1949-1950, 2014.

	PEL-20-23 Self body recognition after body representation by sensory integration ; a case report Atsuko Ogasawara1), Kaoru Okita1), Manabu Okita1),2) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 1951-1952, 2014.

	PEL-20-24 Elements that make up the satisfaction of bathing the elderly with disabilities Megumi Murotani1),2), Jyunya Oorui2),3), Natsumi Hasa2),4), Kiyomi Tateyama2), Kazuo Higaki2) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 1953-1954, 2014.

	PEL-20-25 Sequential errors, omissions and perplexity in activities of daily living : a case report. Kumiko Kato1), Miyuki Nojiri1), Hiroki Sato1), Keichi Ito2), Yoshihisa Kida2) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 1955-1956, 2014.

	PEL-20-26 Possibility of occupational therapy support for patients with diabetes Yuichi Narita Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 1957-1958, 2014.

	PEL-20-27 Summary of Personalized Preventive Care Program and Presentation and Report on the Results Naoki Mori1), Norikazu Kobayashi2), Atsushi Hara1) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 1959-1960, 2014.

	PEL-20-28 A Consideration of Environment Adjustment for Patients with Semantic Dementia (SD) Sachiko Shiraki, Mika Oshioka, Yuri Kitamura Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 1961-1962, 2014.

	PEL-20-29 Home-visit rehabilitation individually planed by OT resulted good outcome for three elderly persons with pressure ulcers Tomoko Nakazawa, Kazuya Shiroyama, Hitomi Mastuda, Miyuki Yamada, Kunio Stukada Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 1963-1964, 2014.

	PEL-20-30 Wheelchair seating for both below-knee amputee - Trial of creating of leg support - Mayumi Maeda, Kyoko Nagayoshi Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 1965-1966, 2014.

	PEL-20-31 Deformity of hands in adults with intellectual disabilities, and the influence on activities of daily living akihiro sato Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 1967-1968, 2014.

	PEL-20-32 Necessity and System of Seating for Elderly using Standard Wheelchair - Introduction of an Easy and Inexpensive Seating System - Shiori Sumi1), Yoshihisa Sato2), Kaori Sato1), Satoshi Boura1), Mami Kadosawa1) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 1969-1970, 2014.

	PEL-20-34 Occupational therapy for the act of bathing for a COPD patient Hiroki Taguchi, Rina Takahashi, Mitsugu Onuki, Yoshikazu Kanno, Satoru Oozeki Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 1971-1972, 2014.

	PEL-21-01 The relathionships between the fall history, activity restrain, and QOL in community-dwelling older adults Chinatsu UMABA1), Atsuko ISHIDA2), Tomonori NOMURA3), Kazuo SAITOH4), Toshiko FUTAKI5) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 1973-1974, 2014.

	PEL-21-02 The factors which affect the biosocial rhythm of elderly discharged patients Ayuto Kodama1),2), Takashi Ishikawa3), Megumi Tsugaruya3), Takao Yuasa3) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 1975-1976, 2014.

	PEL-21-03 Analysis of factors that inhibit patients from leaving a geriatric health services facility Toshiyuki Ishii1), Ryuji Kobayashi2), Chiga Murai3) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 1977-1978, 2014.

	PEL-21-04 Relationship between action and hierarchy of needs in client with dementia. Kazuhiro Fujimoto Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 1979-1980, 2014.

	PEL-21-05 A Study of Activity Level of Frail Community-Dwelling Elderly Persons 〜Using Activity Monitoring Evaluation System〜 Yoshihiko Fujita1),2), Jyunko Okuno2), Yu Takata2),3), Toshiaki Muraki1), Hisako Yanagi2) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 1981-1982, 2014.

	PEL-21-06 Factors Related to Reminiscence in Community-Dwelling Elderly Individuals Hideaki Hanaoka1), Toshiaki Muraki2), Singo Yamane1), Yuuka Funaki3), Hitoshi Okamura1) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 1983-1984, 2014.

	PEL-21-07 Relation to the severity and characteristics of the visual attention of dementia in the elderly. - A trial of evaluation using a multi-lamp type visual cognitive task. - Tomoaki Asano1), Takashi Ishikawa2) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 1985-1986, 2014.

	PEL-21-08 Factors associated with the self-rated quality of life by patients with dementia in group homes Kosuke NAKANISHI1), Hitoshi MUTAI2), Tokiji HANIHARA2) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 1987-1988, 2014.

	PEL-21-09 Verification of the home reversion rate of elderly people aged 85 and over in our hospital - Comparison the rehabilitation intervention group and non intervention group - Tsuyoshi Shimozato, Ayano Yoshimine Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 1989-1990, 2014.

	PEL-21-10 Relationship of unilateral spatial neglect and a body image - About the left hand to underestimate - Hiroaki Tokusa, Mamoru Yokobe, Syuuichi Ishikawa Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 1991-1992, 2014.

	PEL-21-11 Possible changes in the sitting position of stroke patients - An analysis of the dynamic relationship between sitting position and chair design - Tatsuo Hatta1), Hirotoshi Kishigami1), Hiroshi Gouda2) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 1993-1994, 2014.

	PEL-21-12 ‘Occupational Participation Framework for Older Adults’ : A framework for engaging older adults in occupations following hospitalisation. Elizabeth Pritchard1),2), Ted Brown1), Terry Haines2),3) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 1995-1995, 2014.

	PEL-21-13 The usefulness of dance for patients with severe Parkinson's disease Takashi Yamada, Yuko Kourogi, Shoko Nakayama, Shuichi Kamijikkoku, Yoshimitu Honda Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 1996-1997, 2014.

	PEL-21-14 Research of humor in elderly people with severe dementia Rie Ueda1), Shinichi Takabatake2), Tomoko Nishikawa2), Yoshimi Yuri3), Satoe Takashima1) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 1998-1999, 2014.

	PEL-21-15 Association between a cognitive screening test and an operation of wheelchair brakes and footplates Kenichiro Maki, Hisako Sugiyama, Kaori Minami, Joji Kato, Yasuhiro Shimizu Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 2000-2001, 2014.

	PEL-21-16 Elderly who maintain their ADL / IADL level at or above their cognitive level also maintain their cognitive level Shinya Hisano1), Hajime Shimizu2) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 2002-2003, 2014.

	PEL-21-17 The new assessments of comprehending other people's behavioral intentions in Alzheimer's disease. Tomoharu Yamaguchi1), Haruyasu Yamaguchi2) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 2004-2005, 2014.

	PEL-21-18 Effects of cooking activity on attention for inpatients with dementia - Analysis using the D-CAT - Chiaki Sakamoto1), Seiji Nishida2), Fumika Oshita1), Miyuko Morioka3), Hideki Tomoyasu3) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 2006-2007, 2014.

	PEL-21-19 Relationship between the wallet-related action of elderly community residents and their cognitive functions Risa Senba1), Kenji Kamijou2), Toyoko Asami1) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 2008-2009, 2014.

	PEL-21-20 The research about using Everyday Technology of elderly people who live alone Rumi Tanemura1), Toru Nagao1), Kazue Noda1), Osamu Nakata1), Jiro Sagara2) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 2010-2011, 2014.

	PEL-21-21 Applicability of a cognitive behabioural therapy for patients with cognitive impairment Sato Daisuke1), Shigeki Uchiyama2) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 2012-2013, 2014.

	PCP-18-01 The IBARAKI Stroke Follow up Study - Issues and intervention of Community Based Occupational Therapy (CBOT) - Shynji Sawa1), Megumi Suzuki1), Masayuki Yamada1), Naoki Sakano2), Hitosi Ota3) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 2014-2015, 2014.

	PCP-18-02 Attempting to promote preventive care in elderly residents in Yonago, Tottori - A seven-year activity report - Yoshihumi Ogura1), Yuichi Takanashi2) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 2016-2017, 2014.

	PCP-18-03 Effectiveness of community-based intervention for people with dementia : A Systematic Review. Kana Maehara, Tomoko Kamimura, Risa Takayama Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 2018-2019, 2014.

	PCP-18-04 An experience where collaboration between occupational therapists and informal organizations worked well in social participation of a post-discharge ambulatory hemiparetic patient Mitsuo Ishiyama1), Mitsuyo Hasegawa2) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 2020-2021, 2014.

	PCP-18-05 Case study : Occupation-focused home-based occupational therapy for the elderly person with dementia and the caregiver Seiji Nishida1), Mika Baba2), Masayuki Takagi1), Kenji Kamijo3), Satoshi Kondo1) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 2022-2023, 2014.

	PCP-18-06 Relationship between mandatory retirement and the activities of post-retirement - Using the Modified Grounded Theory Approach - Taku Kawatsu1), Takashi Yamada2),3) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 2024-2025, 2014.

	PCP-18-07 The effectiveness of a family support intervention program for caregivers of persons with dementia in daycare kenji kamijou Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 2026-2027, 2014.

	PCP-18-08 Support for elderly Japanese people who have problems using everyday technology at home Kazue Noda1), Rumi Tanemura1), Toru Nagao1), Osamu Nakata1), Jiro Sagara2) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 2028-2029, 2014.

	PCP-18-09 Development of Capacity Through Community Partnerships to Promote the Health of Older Adults in Nicaragua Amber Black1), Tiffany Boggis2) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 2030-2030, 2014.

	PCP-18-11 Experience of home-based occupational therapy for an elderly person with dementia and apathy - A Case who could engage with meaningful occupations - Mika Baba1), Seiji Nishida2), Masayuki Takagi2), Kenji Kamijo3), Satoshi Kondo2) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 2031-2032, 2014.

	PCP-18-12 Community-Based Men's Sheds : An Occupational Focus to Health Promotion Reinie Cordier1), Nathan Wilson2) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 2033-2033, 2014.

	PCP-18-13 A literature review on intervention method targeting family caregivers of the elderly - Analyzed by the qualitative synthesis method (KJ method) - Kenichi Ono1),2), Keiko Tsutiya1), Yuri Kanayama1), Kenji Yabuwaki3) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 2034-2035, 2014.

	PCP-18-14 The current status and issues of providing occupations in a day service for elderly people at an old house Yuki Nishiyama1), Seiji Nishida2), Masayuki Takagi2), Katsuya Azuma1), Megumi Miyoshi1) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 2036-2037, 2014.

	PCP-18-15 The practice and effects of music activities on preventive care for elderly living at home Masako Asano1), Shiho Sugihara2) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 2038-2039, 2014.

	PCP-18-16 Relationship between daily living activities and fall risk in the local community. Tomohiro Kubota1), Yu Takata1), Jyunko Miyamoto3), Yoshitugu Nohara2), Fusako Kagitani4) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 2040-2041, 2014.

	PCP-18-18 Social participation in the program with dementia day care - Care support melon - Kenichi Todoroki1), Shinichi Motoda2) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 2042-2043, 2014.

	PCP-18-19 Relation between the time initiating the action and autonomy of day care service clients Miki Tsudumi1), Megumi Izuta1), Shigeki Kurasawa1), Taishi Tsudumi2), Hiroyuki Matsuo2) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 2044-2045, 2014.

	PCP-18-21 Community mobility in older men and women - a cross-sectional and 13 years prospective perspective. Sofi Fristedt1), Anna K Dahl1),2), Anders Wretstrand3), Anita Bjorklund1), Torbjorn Falkmer1),4) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 2046-2046, 2014.

	PCP-18-22 Treatment goals and goal attainment in day care rehabilitation for elderly persons Anita Tollen, Marie Lidskog, Ann-Britt Ivarsson Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 2047-2047, 2014.

	PCP-18-23 Towards a common understanding? How do occupational therapists and nursing staff in community based services experience and assist elderly people in mastering their everyday life? Monica Lunde1), Ruth-Ellen Slaatsveen1), Linda Stigen2) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 2048-2048, 2014.

	PCP-18-26 "Active Gardening" - Intergenerational Exploration of Healthy Gardening Strategies for Elderly Allotment Tenants - Sandra Schiller, Linda Blenk, Stefanie Frei, Karina Isenbeck, Raika Thies Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 2049-2049, 2014.

	PCP-18-27 Preventive Effect of Lectures on Health Management on Health Action in Community-Dwelling Elderly Participants Kazushi Hotta1), Toshiaki Muraki1), Ikue Sanada1), Naruki Kitano2), Tomohiro Okura3) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 2050-2051, 2014.

	PCP-18-28 The effect of individual support on elderly who need preventive care Tomo Takahashi Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 2052-2053, 2014.

	PCP-18-29 Tasks of rehabilitation therapists in Geriatric Health Service Facilities - Focus on a questionnaire survey to therapists and other health care professionals - Motoko Watanabe1),2), Toshiaki Muraki3) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 2054-2055, 2014.

	PCP-18-30 The role of occupational therapists in the community - Through the life support consultation counter by occupational therapists in Saga care practice extension center - Takashi Kumagai, Makoto Kuratomi Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 2056-2057, 2014.

	PCP-18-31 The Development of a 15-Item Lifestyle Screening Tool for Community-Dwelling Older Adults Eric Jengliang Hwang Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 2058-2058, 2014.

	PCP-18-32 Question to rating disabilty system with brain lesions in Korea Moon Jungin Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 2059-2059, 2014.

	PCP-18-33 How can structured training in activities of daily living and everyday coping, increase cooperation between occupational therapists and community based homecare staff? Kristin Skrede1), Brita Cecilie Aaslie-Fjell1), Linda Stigen2) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 2060-2060, 2014.

	PCP-18-34 The impact of environmental improvement on the lives of patients with reduced physical functions - Experiences from the residential design of new constructions - Eiji Nakamura, Keita Shiraishi Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 2061-2062, 2014.

	PCP-18-35 Interventions to support the continuation of meaningful occupation in old age through preventive care volunteer training courses Kenji Koichi1), Shiho Sekino2) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 2063-2064, 2014.

	PCP-18-38 Study of the social activities and social networks of care prevention project participants Mai Furusawa, Takashi Fujita, Naoki Tomiyama Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 2065-2066, 2014.

	PCP-18-39 Usefulness of an occupational therapy in treating a day service the woman was able to cook independently Tooru Mikumo, Takaomi Satou Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 2067-2068, 2014.

	PCP-18-40 An Analytical study of Performance Goal of Recreation Activity of Elderly Outpatients Megumi Izuta1), Miki Tsudumi1), Taishi Tsudumi2), Hiroyuki Matsuo2), Tarou Ootoshi1) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 2069-2070, 2014.

	PCP-18-41 The Management for Independence of Life Behavior practice in the health center for the elderly Shun Kosaka Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 2071-2072, 2014.

	PCP-18-42 Potential of visiting occupational therapy focusing on tasks for homebound elderly Hitoshi Numata1), Waka Murata2) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 2073-2074, 2014.

	PCP-18-43 SUPPORTING WORK ABILITY BY EARLY INTERVENTION ACTIONS IN ORGANIZATION : GATEWAY TO OCCUPATIONAL JUSTICE? Essi Xiong1), Arja Veijola2), Petri Vuorijarvi3) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 2075-2075, 2014.

	PCP-18-44 The Significance of "Place and Role" in the Social Participation of the Elderly Yoko Asano1), Tubasa Syoji2), Kyosuke Ohshima2), Shan Yun2), Waka Murata3) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 2076-2077, 2014.

	PCP-18-45 Basic study on the usefulness of short stick exercises in elderly individuals Shigeki Kurasawa1), Katsushi Yokoi1), Yoshiteru Akezaki1), Kohei Mori1), Nobuyuki Miyai2) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 2078-2079, 2014.

	PCP-18-46 Household Structure of Home-Visit Rehabilitation Clients Kenji Hanada Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 2080-2081, 2014.

	PCP-18-47 The role of occupational therapists in a community-based team care system for elderly dementia patients and their caregivers Aki Nojiri Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 2082-2083, 2014.

	PCP-18-48 Effectiveness of Offering Puzzle Activities to Day Care Service Users - Starting and Continuing Voluntary Behavior - Miki Tsudumi1), Taishi Tsudumi2), Megumi Izuta1), Masaki Nishii1), Hiroyuki Matsuo2) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 2084-2085, 2014.

	PCP-18-49 Motor and psychosocial tendencies in elderly women receiving primary preventive services. Aiko Imai, Tokunori Takeda, Daisuke Kimura, Tomoko Ohura Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 2086-2087, 2014.

	PCP-18-50 Building community from the inside out : A study of collective engagement and dementia. Nancy Rushford Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 2088-2088, 2014.

	PCP-18-51 Lifespace, a measure of community participation using GPS data from smartphones : Application with people with Parkinson's disease. Jacki Liddle1), David Ireland3), Simon McBride3), Helen Chenery1), Team CSIRO-UQ1),2),3) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 2089-2089, 2014.

	PCP-19-01 Assisted living of visit service to all the ADL care ALS patients makiko shimizu1), fumika fukamati2) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 2090-2091, 2014.

	PCP-19-02 The support subject for solving the problem of the life after the return to house during duration of hospitalization - Research which led the person who received visit rehabilitation after leaving a convalescence rehabilitation ward - tomonari munakata, tuyosi endo, yasunobu sato, fumihito tanaka Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 2092-2093, 2014.

	PCP-19-04 Investigation of stroke patients who drive an automobile after discharge from our hospital - Through the cooperation with driving school - Kouji Kawakami1), Tomohiro Kitayama1), Tadashi Yasuda2) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 2094-2095, 2014.

	PCP-19-05 Identifying the Critical Components of Youth Anti-Stigma Education Program Shu-Ping Chen1),2), Michelle Koller1), Terry Krupa2), Heather Stuart1) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 2096-2096, 2014.

	PCP-19-06 Quality of life and coping strategies of caregivers of children with physical and mental disabilities. deepak ganjiwale1), bharti sharma2), brajesh mishre3), jaishree gnajiwale4) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 2097-2097, 2014.

	PCP-19-08 Occupational therapist support for creative activities Yasuko SUZUKI1), Kiyomi KIYOMIYA1), Toshihiro KAWAI2) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 2098-2099, 2014.

	PCP-19-09 Positive effects of ‘CarePa’ games on cognitive function among young adults. Katsuhiro Nomiyama, Saori Kubo, Kenichi Yamaguchi Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 2100-2101, 2014.

	PCP-19-11 Healthcare encounters and return to work : A qualitative study of sick-listed patients' experiences. Marine Sturesson1), Annie Hansen Falkdal1), Curt Edlund2), Birgitta Bernspang1) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 2102-2102, 2014.

	PCP-19-12 Participation in community leisure among children with physical disabilities : a qualitative synthesis of parents' views Niina Kolehmainen1), Maureen Bult4), Hennie Boeije3), Marjolijn Ketelaar2) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 2103-2103, 2014.

	PCP-19-13 Approach in community in homevisit nursing care station - Occupational therapist's role in self help group (SHG) - Kazuhiko Tatsumi Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 2104-2105, 2014.

	PCP-19-15 Long term follow up system for hearing impaired children Kahoru Hashimoto1), Masako Notoya2), Hiromi Harada3), Makoto Ito4), Tomokazu Yoshizaki4) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 2106-2107, 2014.

	PCP-19-17 The OT Role in helping farmers with disabilities - A new state affiliate of the National AgrAbility Project - Mary W.Hildebrand Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 2108-2108, 2014.

	PCP-19-18 Characteristics of Supporting Group Collaboration with Higher Cortical Dysfunction - in Case of Nakasorachi District of Hokkaido on the Basis of Literature Review - Yukako Asano1), Daiki Dobashi1), Mitsuo Nakamura2), Mariko Nakamura2), Toshiaki Muraki3) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 2109-2110, 2014.

	PCP-19-19 A survey on the use of public transport by people with higher brain dysfunction Mineko Shinoda1), Tsuyoshi Nakayama2), Atsushi Ito3), Kazutaka Ueda4), Ikuko Sugawara5) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 2111-2112, 2014.

	PCP-19-20 Assessment of cognitive communication disorders after traumatic brain injury by written discourse analysis Kyoko Sano Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 2113-2114, 2014.

	PCP-19-21 Community integration outcomes after traumatic brain injury due to physical assault Hwan Kim1),2), Angela Colantonio2),3), Deirdre Dawson3),5), Mark Bayley4) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 2115-2115, 2014.

	PCP-19-22 Making Art - Meaningful engagement for community dwelling adults with developmental disabilities - Anne Cronin1),2), Mary Luckini1),2), Brittany Myers1) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 2116-2116, 2014.

	PCP-19-23 In home care, visit rehabilitation which supported the self dietary intake of amyotrophic lateral sclerosis patient who continued to reject the tracheotomy surgery Masahiro Kitabayashi1), Takafumi Ohta2) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 2117-2118, 2014.

	PCP-19-24 Planning Outdoor Activities for Homebound Disabled Persons in Snowy Cold Regions - Comparison between Summer and Winter - Tetsuyoshi Sakaue Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 2119-2120, 2014.

	PCP-19-27 Spinal injury prevention campaign Ramona Mieze1),2), Filips Bernadskis1),2), Anda Nulle1), Janis Urtans2) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 2121-2121, 2014.

	PCP-19-28 Family quality of life when there is a child with a disability - Using FQOL to measure outcomes in an Australian context - a scoping review - Anoo Bhopti1),2), Ted Brown2), Primrose Lentin2) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 2122-2122, 2014.

	PCP-19-29 Community Partnership : Life Skills Transition and Education Program for Homeless Men (L-STEP) Dorothy Peterson Bethea Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 2123-2123, 2014.

	PCP-19-30 AWARENESS ABOUT NON-DISABILITY SPORT : A STUDENT PROJECT Seyda Saray1), Zeliha Candas1), Sinem Kars1), Cigdem Oksuz2), Esra Aki1) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 2124-2124, 2014.

	PCP-19-31 Effect of a Home Telecare Program on Oral Health among Adults with Tetraplegia : A Pilot Study Hon Yuen Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 2125-2125, 2014.

	PCP-19-32 Prevalence of ADHD and the Quality of life and coping of caregivers of ADHD children from a special school in Anand Gujarat India. jaishree ganjiwale1), deepak ganjiwale2), brajesh mishre3), bharti sharma4) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 2126-2126, 2014.

	PCP-19-33 Community Transition Planning for Adolescents - Going Beyond Checklists, How to Check in Before They Check Out - Esther Suh, Arameh Anvarizadeh Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 2127-2127, 2014.

	PCP-19-34 Driving hazard perception in adults with Acquired Brain Injury (ABI) : laboratory, driving simulator and on-road test performance Rachel Kizony1),2), Gabi Zeilig2), Vardi Rubin2), Barbara Mazer3),4), Tal Oron-Gilad5), Avinoam Borowsky5), Ayalah Nota2), Naomi Josman1) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 2128-2128, 2014.

	PCP-19-35 Social occupational therapy and the relationship with sexuality, gender and identity experiences of young transvestites in Sao Carlos, Brazil. Gustavo Monzeli1), Roseli Lopes2) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 2129-2129, 2014.

	PCP-19-36 Exploring the Cognitive Orientation to daily Occupational Performance (CO-OP) for children with motor coordination problems in community practice in Oslo, Norway Linda Stigen, Ida Weydahl Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 2130-2130, 2014.

	PCP-19-38 Time Use in Mothers of Children with Cerebral Palsy : A Comparison Study mina ahmadi kahjoogh1), mehdi rassafiani2), ali hosseini2) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 2131-2131, 2014.

	PCP-19-39 A Change in a Client and Family Relationship through an Occupation-Based Intervention Noriko Nakazawa, Yayoi Matsubara, Yumiko Nakagawa Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 2132-2133, 2014.

	PCP-19-40 Research about introduction and maintenance for communication aids for sever motor disabled Hiroyuki Awazawa1),3), Tomokazu Higuchi1),3), Yujiro Tanaka2),3), yoko Kobayashi1) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 2134-2135, 2014.

	PCP-19-41 VALIDITY OF THE TEXT-MINING METHOD FOR IDENTIFYING AWARENESS STUDIES OF THE CONDITIONS OF EARLY-ONSET DEMENTIA PATIENTS IN REGIONAL REHABILITATION AND CARE FACILITIES Nozomu Ikeda1), Yasushi Ohyama2), Satoe Ichihara-Takeda1), Takafumi Morimoto1) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 2136-2137, 2014.

	PCP-19-42 Discussion on Job Searches : Focusing on Three Aspects of Employment Makoto Taga, Kenzo Haraguchi Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 2138-2139, 2014.

	PCP-19-43 Providing for Our Futures - The Reciprocal Relationship Between Food Growing Projects and Occupational Therapy - Simone Coetzee, Elizabeth McKay, Wendy Bryant, Lindsey Nicholls Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 2140-2140, 2014.

	PCP-19-44 A study on children with disabilities of home visit in Ben Tre province, south Vietnam Miho Koike1),2), Yoko Nishimura1),3) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 2141-2142, 2014.

	PCP-19-46 Youths and drug use : dialogues with the Social Occupational Therapy Giovanna Bardi1), Ana Paula Serrata Malfitano2) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 2143-2143, 2014.

	PCP-20-01 The experience that I was involved in CBRprogram in the Rural area in the Philippines Akiko Shibata Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 2144-2145, 2014.

	PCP-20-04 The Lived Experience of Homeless Mothers Participating in an Occupational Therapy Leisure Craft Group at a Family Shelter Winifred Schultz-Krohn, Mira Goodman, Janet Lovitt, Diane Warzecha, Beth Keener Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 2146-2146, 2014.

	PCP-20-05 A case report of polyneuropathy in a patient with type 1 diabetes mellitus Tomoko Miyata Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 2147-2148, 2014.

	PCP-20-06 Current Status and Issues of Educational Opportunities for Disabled Children in Nepal - User Survey in a Physical Rehabilitation Center - JUNKO WATANABE1), Tulasa K.C2) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 2149-2150, 2014.

	PCP-20-08 Development of a Handrail that Assists Climbing Up and Down a Stair Road to Encourage Going Out in Inner City Areas with Slopes Eiji Kitajima Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 2151-2152, 2014.

	PCP-20-09 Family Functions of Persons with Disability Caused by Stroke at Home Mayuko Hirota1), Mitsuo Nakamura1),2), Mariko Nakamura1),2) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 2153-2154, 2014.

	PCP-20-10 The need of occupational therapy for community support - Current status of mental health services in an urban area of Japan - shinichi ishikawa, hitomi ishibashi, nobuhiro nara, ikuko yamazaki Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 2155-2156, 2014.

	PCP-20-11 Occupation and Occupational Therapy for Community Based Inclusive Development MIHO W.YOSHIDA Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 2157-2158, 2014.

	PCP-20-12 That visit occupational therapist is supported in order to achieve the culmination of the work of the 55-year potter Kiyotaka Nakamori1), Tomoya Iguchi2) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 2159-2160, 2014.

	PCP-20-13 City planning from the viewpoint of occupational therapists Takashi Terakado1), Koichi Ohnaka1), Kunihiko Suzuki1), Takaji Suzuki2) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 2161-2162, 2014.

	PCP-20-14 A Grounded Theory Account of a Proactive Approach in Thai Community Occupational Therapy Supaluck Phadsri, Wilaiwan M.Snow, Maethisa Pongsaksri Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 2163-2163, 2014.

	PCP-20-15 Support for elderly people with cognitive problems living alone and using an improved television remote control - case report - Toru Nagao1), Kazue Noda1), Rumi Tanemura1), Osamu Nakata1), Jirou Sagara2) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 2164-2165, 2014.

	PCP-20-16 Early puberty and psychosocial health among Taiwanese adolescents - Discussion on gender differences - Chung-Ying Lin1), Meng-Che Tsai2) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 2166-2166, 2014.

	PCP-20-17 Establishment of an Health Promoting Palliative Care (HPPC) initiative for pre-registration occupational therapy (OT) students Joanna Beveridge, Linda Renton Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 2167-2167, 2014.

	PCP-20-18 Occupational Therapy in the Brazilian Public Policies Jose Naum Chagas Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 2168-2168, 2014.

	PCP-20-19 A report of support for cognitive disabled with working preparation - Importance to utilize social resources - Hitomi Koakutsu1),2), Takaji Suzuki3), Kunihiko Suzuki2), Kouichi Oanaka2) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 2169-2170, 2014.

	PCP-20-20 Introduction of Occupational Therapy Public Relations in Kanagawa Yukari Sakai1),5), Kazuhiro Komine2),5), Tomokazu Mizuno1),5), Takeshi Aoki3),5), Jun Satou4),5) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 2171-2172, 2014.

	PCP-20-21 How Capgras syndrome affects everyday life? Masami Yamauchi1),2), Gretchen Bergado3) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 2173-2174, 2014.

	PCP-20-22 Multinational Comparative Survey of Health and Lifestyle - Relationship between depressive tendency and lifestyle - Tomoko Kato1), Kumiko Sasao1), Ken Nishihara2), Qiaoqin Wan3), Jong-Sook Kwon4) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 2175-2176, 2014.

	PCP-20-23 The characteristic looked at by the occupational therapist who clerks regionally Aki Ohara, Hirooki Miyazaki Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 2177-2178, 2014.

	PCP-20-24 International cooperation of Japanese Occupational therapists - Activities and issues of Japan Overseas Cooperation Volunteers - Masayuki Watanabe1), Yoshihisa Sato2) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 2179-2180, 2014.

	PCP-20-25 consultation support service to help families understand patients suffering from cognitive dysfunction and enable them Chiaki Unno1), Hiroshi Yamada1), Takaji Suzuki2), Kouichi Onaka3), Kunihiko Suzuki3) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 2181-2182, 2014.

	PCP-20-29 What working together brought us Muneyuki Nakachi Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 2183-2184, 2014.

	PCP-20-30 Clinical practice of, and a questionnaire survey on the health promotion project for elderly people in the community Yu Kume1), Takashi Ishikawa1), Masahiro Satake2), Kazutaka Mitobe3), Ken Shibata4) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 2185-2186, 2014.

	PCP-20-31 Thoughts on Societal Participation and Contribution through Sports - Futsal Participation and the Mentally Challenged - tomoko matsuda Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 2187-2188, 2014.

	PCP-20-32 Project Move : Advocacy of occupational therapy students to increase community mobility access to persons with disability - An innovative project of Occupational Therapy Society from University of Santo Tomas, Philippines - Stephanie Ann Balid Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 2189-2189, 2014.

	PCP-20-33 The making of the support network for elderly people life in the region - Analysis of the duties of the hospital staff - Kentaro SUZUKI1), Tomomasa SATO2) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 2190-2191, 2014.

	PCP-20-34 Occupational therapy aimed at return to school for individuals with cognitive dysfunctions in our center Asami Kimura, Maki Sakaimoto, Masahiro Yamamoto, Masaki Nakagawa, Yuko Urakami Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 2192-2193, 2014.

	PCP-20-36 Returning to work of patients with complete avulsion of the brachial plexus in middle age JUN UCHIYA1), TAKAAKI AOKI2), YOSHIYUKI OHNO3) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 2194-2195, 2014.

	PCP-21-01 Effect of Animal-assisted activity for korea's elderly with mild cognitive impairment. - single subject design - Sang Woo Han, Sang Yul Choi, Eun Ji Hong, Chi Ho Seong Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 2196-2196, 2014.

	PCP-21-02 Home Occupational Therapy for a Patient With Lung Cancer (Stage 4) - Transition of QOL and Analysis of Factors - Miyuki Imanishi1), Hisao Tomohisa2), Kazuo Higaki3) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 2197-2198, 2014.

	PCP-21-04 A Preventive Care Approach to Increasing High-risk Elderly People's Engagement in Activities and Participation Yuri Fujii1), Yosimi Yuri1),4), Taro Fujiwara2), Mari Oka3), Shinichi Takabatake4) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 2199-2200, 2014.

	PCP-21-05 Cognitive test to forecast unsafe driving in older drivers : meta-analysis Seong-Youl Choi1), A-Young Song2), Jae-Shin Lee3) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 2201-2201, 2014.

	PCP-21-06 The case report that the independence of will improved by finding meaningful occupational by ADOC. Yurie Kyo Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 2202-2203, 2014.

	PCP-21-07 Approch to difficult domestic work for a housewife with SCD. Ryoko Sato Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 2204-2205, 2014.

	PCP-21-08 The feature of the visit rehabilitation in a depopulated area - The survey of Shimane Prefecture - Katsunori Kinoshita1),2), Ken Yamamoto1), Hiroko Takemoto2) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 2206-2207, 2014.

	PCP-21-09 Study on the Relationship between Service Satisfaction and Social Support at Day Care Centers for the Elderly Masaki Nishii1),3), Hitomi Sakai1),3), Masaaki Ietaka1), Tomoko Mitamura2), Kaori Shimizu2) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 2208-2209, 2014.

	PCP-21-10 Safety at Home - for people with dementia disease Linda Sandberg1), Lena Borell1), Per-Olof Sandman2) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 2210-2210, 2014.

	PCP-21-11 The local contribution in this institution - Holding of a general public presentation forum - Yasuo Yamamoto Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 2211-2212, 2014.

	PCP-21-12 What affects technology use over time in older adults with mild cognitive impairment? Annicka Hedman1), Louise Nygard1), Ove Almkvist2),3), Anders Kottorp1) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 2213-2213, 2014.

	PCP-21-13 The role of occupational therapy and current situation of the services covered by long-term care insurance in a densely populated area in Tokyo Kohichi Itoh, Yukiko Nisino, Hiromi Sakai, Akiko Abe, Nobuhiro Nara Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 2214-2215, 2014.

	PCP-21-14 Occupational needs of the household tasks support in elderly people who are living alone and requiring Long-Term Care - Search from difficulties of household tasks - Eisuke Inomata1), Norikazu Kobayashi2) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 2216-2217, 2014.

	PCP-21-15 One-year follow-up survey for elderly people needing the care prevention Tomomi Kaitoh1), Shigemi Nakamura1), Yu Takata2), Yoshitugu Nohara3), Nobuya Takayanagi4) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 2218-2219, 2014.

	PCP-21-16 The living condition of patients living alone in flophouses after being discharged from a rehabilitation hospital. - A Questionnaire administered in long-term care support specialists. - Hiroaki Hosokawa1), Shiho Kobayashi1), Natsuki Inoue1), Junko Hayashi1), Kounosuke Tomori2) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 2220-2221, 2014.

	PCP-21-17 Role of occupational therapist to employ an elderly stroke patient at a hospital - a pilot study - Kaori Koizumi, Masaru Ichikawa Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 2222-2223, 2014.

	PCP-21-18 THE EFFECTS OF FUNCTIONAL INDEPENDENCE AND ANXIETY LEVEL ON COMMUNITY PARTICIPATION IN PEOPLE WITH SPINAL CORD INJURY Gokcen Akyurek1), Gonca Bumin2) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 2224-2224, 2014.

	PCP-21-19 Home Condition and Home Safety Management of Older People in Chiangmai, Thailand Supawadee Putthinoi1), Chonnikarn Mapeng1), Pakdeekul Ratana2), Komsak Meksamoot2) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 2225-2225, 2014.

	PCP-21-20 A case report of the patient with traumatic brain injury that attained an improvement of the execution functional disorder by job-site training patient under the circumstance where he played a social role Junichi Ikuta1), Sangsoo Eun2) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 2226-2227, 2014.

	PCP-21-21 The approach by the occupational therapist affects the psychological condition of the nursing care center residents Megumi Tsugaruya, Takashi Ishikawa Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 2228-2229, 2014.

	PCP-21-22 Relationship between comprehensive QOL score and engaging status in a meaningful occupation in preventive-care project. Junichiro Muranaka1), Ryutaro Nagatani2) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 2230-2231, 2014.

	PCP-21-24 Meeting critical incidents in grocery shopping as perceived by people with dementia Anna Brorsson1), Annika Ohman1), Malcolm Cutchin2), Louise Nygard1) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 2232-2232, 2014.

	PCP-21-25 The present condition and Issues of a local stroke critical pathway Tadayuki Nozaki1),3), Katsuaki Ichimaru1),3), Naoya Yamanouchi1), Shuji Sakata2), Etsuo Horikawa3) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 2233-2234, 2014.

	PCP-21-27 The situation of community-based occupational therapy for elderly people in Japan Hirotoshi KISHIGAMI1), Madoka ASAHI2) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 2235-2236, 2014.

	PCP-21-28 The thinking process of handicapped elderly persons who negatively view day care services Madoka Asahi1), Hirotoshi Kisigami2) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 2237-2238, 2014.

	PCP-21-29 This case study is that a patient embodied the image of his lifestyle after discharge through sharing meaningful occupation with us from the acute stage - "Comeback to a baseball umpire" - wakana omiya, sakurako sato Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 2239-2240, 2014.

	PCP-21-30 The falling in frail older people and relationship to activity and the falling efficacy Aki Yabumoto1), Emi Ito2) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 2241-2242, 2014.

	PCP-21-31 The Effects of Occupational Therapy with Physical Exercise on Demented old adult's Executive Function Yu-Na LEE1), Ji-Hyuk Park2), Kyung-Min Lim1) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 2243-2243, 2014.

	PCP-21-33 Improving organization of occupational therapy for dementia and other memory-related diseases in Kyoto prefecture Kazuo Kariyama1), Satoshi Hirayama2), Kouei Uegaki3), Satomi Kato4), Hitomi Matsumoto5) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 2244-2245, 2014.

	PMH-18-01 How is your Internal Weather? ; A group work practice used an art therapy method "Our Internal Weather" in a psychiatric hospital. Sachina Komikado1), Junko Ide2), Yasuhiko Ishizaka1) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 2246-2247, 2014.

	PMH-18-02 Personality formation support for person with mild intellectual disability in occupational therapy using hobby activity : a case report - Personality formation support for person with mild intellectual disability in occupational therapy using hobby activity : a case report - Kenji Hiramoto, Takeshi Kamishima Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 2248-2249, 2014.

	PMH-18-04 Re-profiling occupational therapists practice, to deliver a core aspect of community mental health care, that is occupationally-focussed. Joanne Inman1),2), Katrina Bannigan1) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 2250-2250, 2014.

	PMH-18-05 Raising awareness of the importance of employment for clients who have a serious mental illness : a description of an innovative approach to enabling clinicians in an area mental health service. - Getting employment back on the agenda - Joanne Robertson1), Natasha Tudor2) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 2251-2251, 2014.

	PMH-18-06 Assistive Thechnology in prison Elisabeth Lagerkrans, Monica Ryden Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 2252-2252, 2014.

	PMH-18-07 Examination of the usefulness of ADOC in the interview to the patients having hallucinations and delusions Tsukasa Tsuneda1), Mariko Kikuchi1), Kengo Kouno1), Kanako Tameka1), Seigo Koura2) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 2253-2254, 2014.

	PMH-18-08 Changes in the cognitive load on the prefrontal lobe function according to the nature of clay drawing tasks - searching for neuroscientific evidence for optimal intervention in the sub-acute stage of psychotic disorders - Sumie Yamada1), Tomoka Matono2), Yasuhiko Matui3), Hiroshi Yamane1), Motomi Toichi1) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 2255-2256, 2014.

	PMH-18-09 A walking activity using a token system in a long-term psychiatric care ward Miwa Nakashima1), Seiji Nishida2), Fumika Oshita1), Kazuhiro Kobayashi1), Naomi Nishisako1) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 2257-2258, 2014.

	PMH-18-10 Palliative care by occupational therapy - Relaxation approach by Rehabiliteation & Engineering Design (R.E.D.) - masataka aoki Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 2259-2260, 2014.

	PMH-18-11 Participatory Action Research for Promoting Life Skills Training Program in Drug Abuse Prevention of Students in Technical and Vocational College in Thailand Supat Chupradit1), Anteena Aziz2) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 2261-2261, 2014.

	PMH-18-12 Brief executive function assessment tool for psychiatric occupational therapy - a preliminary report - Kouji Shimada1), Ayaka Take1), Yuuko Asano2), Kiyotaka Nemoto3), Hachirou Ikeda1) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 2262-2263, 2014.

	PMH-18-13 Relationship among pragmatic function, ToM function and judgment of abnormal social behavior in patient with schizophrenia. Keita Fukuhara1),2), Yasuhiro Ogawa2),3), Goro Nishio4), Hiroyuki Tanaka2),5), Takashi Nishikawa2) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 2264-2265, 2014.

	PMH-18-14 Tsuru-Kame Meeting - The practice of rehabilitation utilizing Japanese culture. - Tamaki Mitamura, Mariko Yamada, Yuka Masuda Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 2266-2267, 2014.

	PMH-18-15 Autism and Mental Health : Enabling Social Participation - Minimizing the Impact of Social / Emotional disability through Engagement in Client-Centered Occupational Therapy Groups. - Marilyn B Cole1), Anne Golensky2) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 2268-2268, 2014.

	PMH-18-16 Implementation of a Relaxation Program Using Mindfulness and Clinical Dohsa- Hou Mitsuru Uogishi Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 2269-2270, 2014.

	PMH-18-17 The Effect of cognitive remediation therapy in patients with schizophrenia - Changes in neurocognitive function tests and the Event - Related Potential - Takao Inoue1),2), Chie Kato1), Yusuke Shimizu3), Atsuhito Toyomaki3), Naoki Hashimoto3) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 2271-2272, 2014.

	PMH-18-19 Occupational therapy for patients after suicide attempts - Report on the practice and future problems - Yuko Tomiyama, Tetsuya Yoshida, Ryoji Nishimura Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 2273-2274, 2014.

	PMH-18-20 The introduction of the management tool for daily life performance improves the quality of life of elderly nursing home residents : a case study Yasutaka Mizukami1), Kojiro Torii2), Norihiko Seki2), Seiichiro Shimada1) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 2275-2276, 2014.

	PMH-18-21 Content of Evaluation by Rework Daycare for Workers on Sick Leave with Depression and Its Results / Future Prospects satoshi kondo Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 2277-2278, 2014.

	PMH-18-22 Social relations in everyday activities among patients with persistent mental illness at a psychiatric centre Lena Augusta Ulfseth1), Staffan Josephsson2), Sissel Alsaker3) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 2279-2279, 2014.

	PMH-18-23 Practice of Sensory Modulation Room in Psychiatry Mayumi Yamano1), Hirodai Ishizuka1), Takuma Murata2) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 2280-2281, 2014.

	PMH-18-24 The influence of psychological theories on occupation-based practices in mental health - A socio-ecological analysis - Samantha Ashby, Carole Ryan, Carole James Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 2282-2282, 2014.

	PMH-19-39 What I learned from the group psychotherapy approach in the closed surveillance - The trial of the qualitative analysis by M-GTA - Masumi Kataoka, Tomomi Kimura, Horoyuki Noguchi Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 2283-2283, 2014.

	PMH-19-02 Effects of the psychoeducation program on the outcome of schizophrenic inpatients - Focusing on subjective well-being - Ayumi Shinozaki1),2), Takaaki Ota1), Mieko Okada3), Yukina Hanada3), Megumi Itakura4) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 2284-2285, 2014.

	PMH-19-03 Effectiveness of Chinese traditional group drumming programs for adults with mental illness. Choufang Lee, Yinhuang Liao, Chengyan Ho Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 2286-2286, 2014.

	PMH-19-04 Evaluation of occupational therapy in patients with depression in coping with their everyday life - Does occupational therapy for patients with depression help them coping with everyday life? - Yvonne Treusch1), Nadine Saxer2), Julie Page1), Theresa Witschi2) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 2287-2287, 2014.

	PMH-19-05 The effects of Phoenix Cup Games, a Taiwan national exercise competition, on fitness of people with severe mental illness Wan-Ju Huang1),2), Han-Yi Hsiao1) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 2288-2288, 2014.

	PMH-19-06 Experience of the psychiatric occupational therapy to a suicide attempt case - From a relationship with an adolescent patient presenting with multiple trauma caused by jumping off - Tetsuya Yoshida, Yuko Tomiyama, Ryoji Nishimura Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 2289-2290, 2014.

	PMH-19-07 Assessment of Cognitive Dysfunction in Clients with Schizophrenia - A Relevance Study Between the Make-a-Box-Test Battery and the Brief Assessment of Cognition in Schizophrenia-Japanese Version - Yusuke Inagaki1), Eri Ishikawa2), Takeshi Shimada3), Sachie Fukushima4), Noriko Tomioka5) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 2291-2292, 2014.

	PMH-19-08 The ActiVate Collaboration - Evaluating Evidence Based Vocational Rehabilitation Services Susan Prior1), Kirsty Forsyth1), Lynn Ritchie2), Alison Meiklejohn2), Linda Irvine2) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 2293-2293, 2014.

	PMH-19-09 The effect of creative work in occupational therapy Sanae Hatada1),2), Masaki Sogo1),3), Tomoyuki Fukuoka1),2), Miwa Inoue1),3), Ken Sawada4) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 2294-2295, 2014.

	PMH-19-10 Survey of psycho-educational needs of schizophrenia Asami Takamaru1), Takeshi Shimada1), Noriko Tomioka2) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 2296-2297, 2014.

	PMH-19-11 Support in school and the transition to further education and / or work - young adults with Asperger's Disorder and ADHD Vedrana Bolic1), Kristina Hellberg2), Anette Kjellberg1), Helena Hemmingsson1) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 2298-2298, 2014.

	PMH-19-12 Occupational therapy for patients with depression during the early recovery stage Eri Ishikawa1), kojiro Kawano1), Sachie Fukushima2), Masayoshi Kobayashi2), Noriko Tomioka3) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 2299-2300, 2014.

	PMH-19-13 A Meaning and Psychological Effect of Watching The High School Baseball Championship in The Psychiatric Group Program yosuke seike Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 2301-2302, 2014.

	PMH-19-14 Self-awareness of Everyday Memory Deficits in Schizophrenia Yi-Hsuan Hung1), Pei-Luen Tsai1), Ting-Hui Lee1),2) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 2303-2303, 2014.

	PMH-19-15 Animal-assisted therapy for inpatients with severe schizophrenia : A controlled study Kanako Takahashi1), Kei Houjo1), Yuuko Maeda1), Ryuuya Shimotanaka2), Kenya Ishida3) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 2304-2305, 2014.

	PMH-19-16 Art as Therapy - Occupational therapists opinions on aspects of treatment for patients suffering from depression - Christina Blomdahl1),2), Anita Bjorklund4), Birgitta Gunnarsson3), Suzanne Guregard2) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 2306-2306, 2014.

	PMH-19-17 Effects of Occupational Therapy in Schizophrenia Patients with Severe Negative Symptoms - Using a randomized controlled study design - Eri Tatsumi1), Kayano Yotsumoto2), Takeshi Hashimoto2) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 2307-2308, 2014.

	PMH-19-18 Makeup activities for mitigating the mental resistance of a patient with schizophrenia Mari Katabe1), Hiroshi Yamane2), Ryouko Suezawa1), Ayano Ono1), Ayako Kikuchi1) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 2309-2310, 2014.

	PMH-19-19 Correlation of social cognitive function, non-verbal intelligence and frontal lobe function in patient with chronic schizophrenia Saiji Nishida1), Sena Hashimoto2), Takashi Nishikawa3) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 2311-2312, 2014.

	PMH-19-20 Roles of activities and interactions with others for hikikomori - Observations on current practices and interviews with hikikomori - Yuri Sasaki1), Hiroshi Yamane2) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 2313-2314, 2014.

	PMH-19-22 Developing of "Early Stage Adaptation Questionnaire" clinical version for a psychiatric day care - The item analysis of daycare users of the clinical trial version - Eiichiro Uehara1),2), Takashi Yamada3), Yoshikazu Ishii4) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 2315-2316, 2014.

	PMH-19-23 Effect of psychoeducation on long-term inpatient in psychiatric hospital Makoto Kawata Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 2317-2318, 2014.

	PMH-19-24 Necessity and effectiveness of intervention in making up by occupational therapy - A questionnaire survey to psychiatric Occupational therapists - Hitomi Ishibashi1), Yoshikazu Ishii2), Yu Ishibashi2), Keishi Saruwatari3), Chonhi Kin3) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 2319-2320, 2014.

	PMH-19-25 Factors associated with the prevention of disease recurrence in patients with depression Kojiro Kawano1), Eri Ishikawa1), Sachie Fukushima2), Masayoshi Kobayashi2) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 2321-2322, 2014.

	PMH-19-26 Occupational therapy for a patient with schizophrenia and high-functioning pervasive developmental disorder Shinichiro Kobayashi1), Yoshiko Kuwahara1), Yuka Moribe2), Kenzo Haraguchi3) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 2323-2324, 2014.

	PMH-19-27 What are the factors that affect early attendance of the psycho-education programs for in-patients with depressive disorders? Sachie Fukushima1), Eri Ishikawa2), Kojiro Kawano2), Masayoshi Kobayashi1), Noriko Tomioka3) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 2325-2326, 2014.

	PMH-19-28 Effects of goal-oriented occupational therapy on cognitive dysfunction in schizophrenia Takeshi Shimada1), Masayoshi Kobayashi2), Noriko Tomioka3) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 2327-2328, 2014.

	PMH-19-29 Occupational therapy interventions for a patient with epileptic psychosis who could not adjust in a psychiatry day-care activities Yoshiko kuwahara1), Shinichiro Kobayashi1), Kenzo Haraguchi2) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 2329-2330, 2014.

	PMH-19-30 The utility of an occupational therapy program that in strengthens strengthening the desire and confidence to of the psychiatric in patients leaving hospital for discharge Ken Okutani1), Masahiro Inoue2), Mika Kuroe2), Hiroyuki Inadomi3) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 2331-2332, 2014.

	PMH-19-31 The acceptance process of a client discharged after long-term hospitalization looking for work Rumi SUNOHARA Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 2333-2334, 2014.

	PMH-19-32 Ambulatory occupational therapy for a patient with social anxiety disorder who started university - The effect of simultaneous cognitive-behavioral therapy - Hiroaki Ohno, Junko Tanaka, Keiko Inoue Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 2335-2336, 2014.

	PMH-19-33 Coping Patterns and their impacts on parenting stress in caregivers of children with cerebral palsy Chien-Yu Huang1), Mei-Hui Tseng1),3), Kuan-Lin Chen2) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 2337-2337, 2014.

	PMH-19-34 Occupational therapy for a patient with a combination of depression and addiction - A case study - Takanori Egami1), Kazuya Sakai1),2), Kenzaburo Nishiwaki1) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 2338-2339, 2014.

	PMH-19-36 The Factors Affecting the Performance of the Patients with Serious Mental Illness in the Sheltered Workshops Ting Kao, Ling-Ying Wang, Fang-Chun Kuo, Shang-Hua Lin, Yi-Hsuan Tang Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 2340-2340, 2014.

	PMH-19-38 An Occupational Therapy Approach Based on Behavioral Activation for Patients with Dysthymia Accompanied by Severe Depression Hiroko Yamaguchi, Sho Adachi, Maki Ueda, Naoki Fujimoto, Motohiro Hamada Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 2341-2342, 2014.

	Qualitative analytical trial - by thing - M-GTA which we saw from approach of the group psychotherapy in the PMH-19-39 closedown ward 片岡圭美, 木村友美, 野口弘之 Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 2343-2343, 2014.

	PMH-19-40 Living the Leadership Challenge - A personal journey - Gabrielle Richards Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 2344-2344, 2014.

	PMH-19-41 Subjective Well-Being under Neuroleptic Drug Treatment Short Form - Japanese Version (SWNS-J) and Rehabilitation Evaluation Hall And Baker (REHAB) as generic social skills measures Taigo Yamada, Ken Okutani, Hiroshi Sakamoto, Tokuzo Matsui Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 2345-2346, 2014.

	PMH-19-42 Effectiveness of a Neuropsychological Educational Approach to Cognitive Remediation for patients in a forensic psychiatric ward Kenzo Iwano1),2), Masayoshi Kobayashi2) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 2347-2348, 2014.

	PMH-19-43 Development of a Performance Test Battery for Assessing Cognitive Function in Patients with Mental Disorders Nami Matsumura1), Dai Chiba1), Rei Honda1), Masayoshi Kobayashi2) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 2349-2350, 2014.

	PMH-19-44 Anxiety in the flow model for daily activities of elderly people Masami Yasunaga1),2), Norikazu Kobayashi1) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 2351-2352, 2014.

	PMH-19-45 Emotion Spectrum Analysis Method (ESAM) using EEG under Conditioned reflex control technique (CRCT) operation Hideki Horita1), Sinji Hirai2), Kazuhiro Koyanagi2), Toshimitsu Musha3), Mieko Tanaka3) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 2353-2354, 2014.

	PMH-19-46 Clinical Utility of Assessment Form for Psychiatric Occupational Therapy in Our Hospital - To visualize and share patients' ability of occupational performance - Takayuki Kawaguchi1), Akemi Yamamoto2), Etsuko Satou2), Youko Shirakihara2), Michinari Fukuda1) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 2355-2356, 2014.

	PMH-19-48 Is It Deficient in Theory of Mind among Unemployed People with Schizophrenia? Hsin-yen Wu Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 2357-2357, 2014.

	PMH-19-49 The contributions of autonomy support, structure and perceived challenge on facilitating flow experience in persons with schizophrenia Lin-Jye Huang1), Chinyu Wu2), Yi-Hong Yang1), Shu-Chun Lee3), Kuan-Yu Lai3) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 2358-2358, 2014.

	PMH-19-50 The Impact of Being in a Long Term Committed Relationship and the Psychological Resiliency of Breast Cancer Survivors Joanne Park1), Shaniff Esmail2), Yagesh Bhambhani2) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 2359-2359, 2014.

	PMH-19-51 Use of Supportive strategies to improve employment for clients with chronic mental disorders Jen-Suh Chern1), Yin-Shan Yen2), Lina Tsao1), Tzung-Jeng Hwang2) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 2360-2360, 2014.

	PMH-20-01 Work stress among vocational support staff in community mental health settings Aki Kosuga1), Nozomu Ikeda2) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 2361-2362, 2014.

	PMH-20-02 Peer support in mental health care Goro Tanaka, Koji Tanaka, Akiko Tokunaga, Ryoichiro Iwanaga, Hideyuki Nakane Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 2363-2364, 2014.

	PMH-20-03 Challenge of occupational therapists to engage in Psychiatric visiting nursing Natsumi Hasa1),2), Kazuo Higaki2), Kiyomi Tateyama2), Takuya Tawada1), Ryota Muguruma3) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 2365-2366, 2014.

	PMH-20-04 A model evaluation of individuals with serious mental illness among activity participation, sense of coherence, motivation, and depression in relation to quality of life - Based on the salutogenesis theory - Essential Yeh, Lin-Jye Huang Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 2367-2367, 2014.

	PMH-20-05 Multidisciplinary in Psychiatric care - Promoting factor and inhibiting factor on cooperation - toshio hasegawa1), kentaro suzuki1), yusuke harada1), shinobu tanaka2), mithuko kanaya3) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 2368-2369, 2014.

	PMH-20-06 Uncovering the Value and Meaning of a Horticulture Therapy Program for Clients at a Long-Term Adult Inpatient Psychiatric Facility Joseph Cipriani, Jenna Georgia, Megan McChesney, Megan Stabler, Jaclyn Tschantz Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 2370-2370, 2014.

	PMH-20-07 Flowers as Occupation : Narrative Inquiry into Shared Experiences by Ikebana Sensei Ricardo Carrasco Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 2371-2371, 2014.

	PMH-20-08 Support for a schizophrenic patient's transfer to the community - Through collaboration among multiple professionals - Nobuhiro Kikuchi Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 2372-2373, 2014.

	PMH-20-09 Cross-cultural comparison of the stigma associated with persons with schizophrenia - An investigation of Japanese and South Korean university students - Kenzo Haraguchi1), Yeong Ae Yang2), Fusae Ishibashi1), Kenji Kamijo3), Makoto Taga1) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 2374-2375, 2014.

	PMH-20-10 Attempt to upgrade the values of the items produced during occupational therapy in collaboration with a store operated by persons with mental handicaps Makoto Yanase1), Shouichi Arimura2), Kei Kodama2), Yuichi Kodama2) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 2376-2377, 2014.

	PMH-20-11 Utilization of the natural environment and plants in psychiatric hospitals - Collaboration of a horticultural therapist with occupational therapists - Takuya Kenmochi1), Makiko Tatematsu1), Yuuko Tanaka1), Kazuki Mori1), Hiroshi Yamane2) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 2378-2379, 2014.

	PMH-20-12 Inter-professional collaboration in the development of a psychiatric rehabilitation system in an acute care unit Keiichi Kikuiri, Masahiro Seki, Masamichi Sawanaka, Keiko Nakayama, Youko Honma Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 2380-2381, 2014.

	PMH-20-14 Engaging Culturally and Linguistically Diverse (CALD) Communities in Mental Health : - Findings from a literature review and implications for occupational therapy - Amy Baker, Nicholas Procter, Monika Szokalski Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 2382-2382, 2014.

	PMH-20-15 The relationship between knowledge about psychiatry and the social attitude for the person with mental disorder - The survey for university students - takao osanai, takuhiko kato, makoto tanaka, kazumaru wada Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 2383-2384, 2014.

	PMH-20-16 The Application of the Caregiver Empowerment in the Community Rehabilitation TZYH-CHYANG CHANG1), HUI-CHING WU2) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 2385-2385, 2014.

	PMH-20-17 Influence of instruction on emotional response - Direct instruction versus indirect instruction in an origami task - Takuhiko Kato1), Manami Kogawa1),2), Makoto Tanaka1), Takao Osanai1), Kazumaru Wada1) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 2386-2387, 2014.

	PMH-20-18 Relationship of psychological aspects and role of rheumatoid arthritis patients Manabu Midorikawa1), Takashi Yamada2) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 2388-2389, 2014.

	PMH-20-21 Regional Lifestyle Support for the Elderly using Psychiatric Day Care Centers Fumihiro Okazaki, Miyuki Okada Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 2390-2391, 2014.

	PMH-20-23 Study on Use of Time of Occupations in the Day for Mentally Disabled living in Community Masashi Kunisada1), Hirofumi Yamaji1), Yuki Miyake2) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 2392-2393, 2014.

	PMH-20-24 Activity as a tool in language training for immigrants and refugees Inger Brit Werge-Olsen, Kjersti Vik Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 2394-2394, 2014.

	PMH-20-25 How can occupational therapy help individuals having mental disorders with high social functioning? - A case report - Kayano Yotsumoto1), Masako Okumura2), Takeshi Hashimoto1) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 2395-2396, 2014.

	PMH-20-26 Self-efficacy of schizophrenic patients in their community life - Comparison of long-term users and short-term users of psychiatric day care - TATSUMI ASAKURA Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 2397-2398, 2014.

	PMH-20-28 Practice report of the use of occupational therapy in treating hikikomori akiko fuke, hirohiko komatsu Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 2399-2400, 2014.

	PMH-20-29 Subjective Quality of Life in Patients using Psychiatric Home-Visit Nursing Care - Investigation using the WHOQOL-BREF and Global Assessment of Functioning Scales - Wataru Kawaba1), Yuichi Takanashi2) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 2401-2402, 2014.

	PMH-20-30 Effects of Occupational Therapy on an Adult with Selective Mutism Atsuko Yamamoto1), Kayano Yotsumoto2), Yoshiteru Takekita1), Shun Takano1), Toshihiko Kinoshita1) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 2403-2404, 2014.

	PMH-20-31 The effect of depression, recognition function, and activity daily of living on the quality of life after stroke MIN-KYU SHIM, DAE-HYUK KANG Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 2405-2405, 2014.

	PMH-20-32 Everyday life as a treatment tool for change and development of self, for persons with severe mental disability. Marianne L Bostrom Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 2406-2406, 2014.

	PMH-20-33 Contributions of Early Cognitive and Psychosocial Characteristics to Activity Participation One Year After Stroke Hui-Chun Chen1), Alexander W.Dromerick2),3), Michael C.Gibbons4), Chelsea S.Kidwell5), Dorothy F.Edwards1) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 2407-2407, 2014.

	PMH-20-34 The Comparison of Occupational self assessment of Schizophrenic Patients : aged 20-40 years and aged 41-60 years in Suanprung Psychiatric Hospital, Chiang Mai, using Occupational Self Assessment (OSA) in the Thai version Maethisa Pongsaksri, Petcharat Makeaw, Pattanasith Panusorn Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 2408-2408, 2014.

	PMH-21-01 The Influence of crystallized intelligence and the fluid intelligence on social skills decline of convalescent patients with schizophrenia Yoko Satoh1), Miki Takami1), Yoshitsugu Niiyama2) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 2409-2410, 2014.

	PMH-21-02 Relationship between Social Cognition and Subjective Interpersonal Skills in Patients with Schizophrenia Tomoyuki Okazaki1), Fumiko Kaneko2), Hitoshi Okamura2) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 2411-2412, 2014.

	PMH-21-03 'Class in which People with Mental Disorders Participate' : Impact on the Participants and the Effectiveness of the Class Masako Shirai1), HIroko Hashimoto1), Eiichi Nakanishi1), Shinya Shiozaki2), Akiko Iwata3) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 2413-2414, 2014.

	PMH-21-04 Influence of being engaged in another task while intruding participants' personal space on their psychological state and task performance Shumpei Katsuura1), Takafumi Morimoto2) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 2415-2416, 2014.

	PMH-21-05 The risk of lifestyle-related disease in schizophrenic patients - Relations with social life function and quality of life - Fumiyasu Satoh1), Yoshitsugu Niiyama2) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 2417-2418, 2014.

	PMH-21-07 How do youngsters from juvenile forensic psychiatry experience the provided activities? - A qualitative study, based on a phenomenological philosophy - Sarah Proost1), Ignaas Devisch2), Dominiqu e Van de Velde2) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 2419-2419, 2014.

	PMH-21-08 Occupational balance and subjective recognition to environment of the long-term hospitalized persons with schizophrenia Katsumi Aoyama1), Takashi Yamada2) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 2420-2421, 2014.

	PMH-21-09 Early occupational therapy for acute schizophrenia (E-OTAS) for improvement of functional independence Chito Tanaka, Kayano Yotsumoto, Takeshi Hashimoto Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 2422-2423, 2014.

	PMH-21-10 The effect of client-centered occupational therapy on inter-professional collaboration Mitsuhiro Hamasaki Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 2424-2425, 2014.

	PMH-21-11 Mental Health Status of Thai Stroke Survivors Wilaiwan Snow, Maethisa Pongsaksri, Pornpen Sirisattayawong, Chatchai Paeng-kumhag Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 2426-2426, 2014.

	PMH-21-12 The Status and Problems of Mental Health Occupational Therapy Programs in Japan Yumi Nakamura1), Hiroshi Yamane2) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 2427-2428, 2014.

	PMH-21-13 Creation of a Behavioral Observation Yardstick for Recovery of Independencefor Schizoid Patients in Occupational Therapy kengo ota Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 2429-2430, 2014.

	PMH-21-14 Utilization of Information-arranging tool in the forensic ward - For planning treatment along the flow of life of the client - Mayumi Okuda, Terumi Hatsutori, Mito Tanaka Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 2431-2432, 2014.

	PMH-21-15 Practical Report of Forensic Psychiatric Ward with a High Care Unit for Physical Complication Hirodai Ishizuka, Mayumi Yamano Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 2433-2434, 2014.

	PMH-21-17 Using the Assessment of Motor and Process Skills (AMPS) in a mental health setting : A service user perspective Alexis Tranah Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 2435-2435, 2014.

	PMH-21-18 Role of psychiatric occupational therapy as seen from the other professionals Junya Orui1),2), Tomoko Omizu1), Kazuo Higaki3), Kiyomi Tateyama3), Hiroaki Tanaka3) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 2436-2437, 2014.

	PMH-21-19 Horticultural Activity for a Chronic Schizophrenic Patient who has been in Prolonged Hospitalization due to Positive Symptoms - Effectiveness of One-on-One Practice - Tsuyoshi Minei Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 2438-2439, 2014.

	PMH-21-20 Case study Using the Kawa River Model as an assessment and intervention planning tool to enhance therapy and communication in a UK mental health setting. Rebecca Dellow1), Michael Iwama2) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 2440-2440, 2014.

	PMH-21-21 The study of clarifying the level of burnout among occupational therapists in Kanagawa Chizuru Fujikawa1), Michikazu Ono2), Hisayoshi Suzuki3) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 2441-2442, 2014.

	PMH-21-22 Practice report of employment support for people with mental disorders provided by the office of transition support for employment (type B) with the cooperation of external organizations. Fumiko Kaneko1), Hideaki Hanaoka1), Yuuka Funaki2), Rei Hirasawa2), Hitoshi Okamura1) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 2443-2444, 2014.

	PMH-21-23 The discharge readiness program in 2012 Michiko Sagayama Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 2445-2446, 2014.

	PMH-21-25 The Coping Styles of Self-stigma in People with Mental Disorders - A study using the Lazarus Type Stress Coping Inventory - Kazuki Yokoyama1),2), Soshi Kodama1),3), Takafumi Morimoto1),4), Satoe Ichihara-Takeda4), Nozomu Ikeda4) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 2447-2448, 2014.

	PMH-21-26 Occupational therapy for the long-term inpatient - The innovated challenge taking in Japanese seasonal activities - Kazuma Konishi, Mariko Yamada Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 2449-2450, 2014.

	PMH-21-27 Factors Promoting Successful Smoking Cessation : Insights from People with Mental Disorders Who Succeeded in Quitting Smoking Youhei Komatsu1), Youko Sarada2), Kenji Kamijyou1), Hiroshi Aoyama1) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 2451-2452, 2014.

	PED-18-01 Identity Status and Vocational Indecision of the Students of the College Tsuyoshi Yokoyama Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 2453-2454, 2014.

	PED-18-02 Task performance characteristics of occupational therapy students found during the Make-a-Box Test Battery Takasi Itinomoto1), Maiko Kobayasi1), Fumito Uesugi1), Akira Hayakawa2), Noriko Tomioka3) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 2455-2456, 2014.

	PED-18-04 Measuring Communication Skills among Occupational Therapy Students using the Assessment of Communication and Interaction Skills (ACIS) Hiromi Nakamura-Thomas1), Tore Bonsaksen2), Makoto Kyougoku3) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 2457-2458, 2014.

	PED-18-05 The meaning of Playback Theatre for occupational therapy students Aki Komori1), Hiromi Yoshikawa2), Hiroko Osafune1), Kayo Munakata1) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 2459-2460, 2014.

	PED-18-06 Occupational science as a foundation for occupational therapy education : Case example from the United States Rebecca Aldrich, Lenin Grajo, Kathleen Serfas Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 2461-2461, 2014.

	PED-18-07 "The models courthouse" : Innovated method to teach the Occupation Based Models Noga Ziv1),2), Michal Avrech Bar1) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 2462-2462, 2014.

	PED-18-09 Factors related to the Attitude toward Persons with Disabilities in the Occupational Therapy Student A Rim Song, Chae Young Kim, Yeo Jin Lee, Seung Hee Park Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 2463-2463, 2014.

	PED-18-10 Relationship between Identity and Perspectives on Life and Death among the Middle - and Old - Aged - Comparison by Gender - Keiko Tsuchiya, Yuri Kanayama, Kenichi Ono Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 2464-2465, 2014.

	PED-18-11 Attempt of Team-Based Learning on kinesiology Yasufumi Sakakibara Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 2466-2467, 2014.

	PED-18-12 Creating a diverse future : supporting health and human service students with disabilities. Tal Jarus1), Michael Lee1), Heather Frost1), Earllene Roberts2), Ruth Warick1) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 2468-2468, 2014.

	PED-18-13 Assessing the Development of Published Psychometric Evidence Over Time - A Systematic Review Using the COnsensus-based Standards for the Selection of Health Measurement INstruments (COSMIN) - Sarah Austin, Hon Yuen Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 2469-2469, 2014.

	PED-18-15 Influence of a structured clinical competence lesson on observation practice Ayu Hayashi, Kentarou Motooka, Tatsuhiro Hayashi, Atsushi Kishimura Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 2470-2471, 2014.

	PED-18-16 Qualitative research of critical self-awareness through practical placement by the Nominal Group Technique Reiko Miyamoto1), Dido Green2), Hironori Kawamata3), Jenny Butler2), Peter Bontje1) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 2472-2473, 2014.

	PED-18-17 Improving Occupational Therapy students' attitudes towards people with disabilities : the importance of first hand experience Orit Lahav, Noomi Katz, Shira Yalon-Chamovitz Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 2474-2474, 2014.

	PED-18-18 Translating falls prevention for adults with intellectual disability : strategies and opportunities Claire Ballinger1), Lindy Clemson2) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 2475-2475, 2014.

	PED-18-19 Items considered important among occupational therapy students when using therapeutic activities - knowledge acquired through practicum experiences - Makoto Otaki, Hiroyuki Kajita, Aya Nakajima, Toshimichi Nakamae, Takako Morikawa Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 2476-2477, 2014.

	PED-18-20 Effectiveness of using problem-based learning on enhancing the implicit memory and clinical competence Chia-Hui Hung1), Chen-Yung Lin1), Shih-Chen Fan2), Shih-Min Huang3) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 2478-2478, 2014.

	PED-18-21 Re-visioning practice through action research. Kirk Reed, Clare Hocking Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 2479-2479, 2014.

	PED-18-22 Grasps for handwriting in university students - different types and their relationship with fine manual dexterity test - Mariana Sime2), Iracema Ferrigno1), Luis Alberto Magna3) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 2480-2480, 2014.

	PED-18-23 The effects of back ground music on intellectual tasks - worded music versus instrumental only - masashi sato1), mio ogawa1), mariko nakamura2), mitsuo nakamura2) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 2481-2482, 2014.

	PED-18-24 Effects of the practice in Long-Term Care Health Facility on the communication skills of the occupational therapy students Aya Kano Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 2483-2484, 2014.

	PED-18-25 The Impact of Occupational Health Facilitation Course on Teachers' Burnout JER-HAO CHANG Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 2485-2485, 2014.

	PED-18-26 The Creation of a Risk Management Manual for Cooking Activities with Photographic Examples of Incidents Yuko Yamada, Yutaka Maeno, Miho Endou, Yuko Hayakawa Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 2486-2487, 2014.

	PED-18-27 Relationship between the GPA and National Examination Results Kazuki Arimitsu, Yoshihisa Kawakami, Takahide Ootsuka, Satoshi Sasamura, Manami Hiramatsu Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 2488-2489, 2014.

	PED-18-28 Sexology in the Occupational Therapy Program - evaluation of learning methods Erika Andersson, Jane Holstein Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 2490-2490, 2014.

	PED-18-29 The trend in the number of candidates who have passed the national examination of occupational therapists in Japan - Decrease in the number of candidates for a national examination and low examination pass rate - Hiroyuki Endou1), Hiromu Ono1), Hidenori Yamada2), Takesi Muraoka2), Shunji Sawa3) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 2491-2492, 2014.

	PED-18-30 SUPERVISORS' CONSIDERATIONS FOR THE STUDENTS' SKILLS OUTSIDE TRAINING Akira Fujioka1), Kenji Yabuwaki2), Kenichi Ono3), Naoko Yokoyama1) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 2493-2494, 2014.

	PED-18-31 INSTRUMENTAL ACTIVITIES OF DAILY LIVING PROFILE OF UNIVERSITY STUDENTS Sinem Salar1), Orkun T.Aran1), Cigdem Oksuz2), Burcu S.Akel2), Hulya Kayihan2) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 2495-2495, 2014.

	PED-18-32 The relationship between egogram and academic performance of students at a rehabilitation college Akizumi Cho Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 2496-2497, 2014.

	PED-18-33 Evaluation of development program using small group learning for final-year students - Survey on student's acquisition of "Fundamental Competencies for Working Persons" by METI - Hiroyuki Shimizu, Fumiyasu Ishii, Takehiko Yamanaka, Syuuji Kijima, Yasuhisa Nakamura Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 2498-2499, 2014.

	PED-18-34 Evaluation of social interaction skills for OT students - Using the ESI - Mika Nagayoshi, Masayuki Takagi, Reiko Nishimura, Yoko Yamanishi, Hiromi Yoshikawa Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 2500-2501, 2014.

	PED-18-35 Efficacy of Kiken yochi training (KYT) method in medical safety education for rehabilitation therapists. Michiko Sugaya, Koiti Iwase, Makoto Someya, Shinya Hayashi Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 2502-2503, 2014.

	PED-18-36 Experiences of occupational therapists and students in using the Assessment of Communication and Interaction Skills in mental health settings in Norway Brian Ellingham1), Cecilia Celo2), Ingunn Myraunet3), Kjell Emil Grana1), Tore Bonsaksen1) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 2504-2504, 2014.

	PED-18-37 Compassion fatigue : the ever present risk to the health of occupational therapists and other health professionals - A five discipline inter-professional qualitative study of health care proivders - Sharon Brintnell1), Wendy Austin2), Erika Gobel2), Linda Kreitzer3), Denise Larsen4) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 2505-2505, 2014.

	PED-18-38 Learning from Student Training Experience in the Clinical Practice of Occupational Therapy - Cooperation between Three Parties, Feeling of Growth, and Self-Efficacy - Tatsuya Sera, Kiyohito Kato, Hiroko Ishida, Akifumi Komura, Takako Momiyama Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 2506-2507, 2014.

	PED-18-40 Retain and motivate male students in occupational therapy education Tania Hansen, Lone Bech Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 2508-2508, 2014.

	PED-18-41 RELATION BETWEEN HEALTH RELATED QUALITY OF LIFE AND SLEEP QUALITY IN THE UNIVERSITY STUDENTS : A PILOT STUDY Gamze Ekici1), Onur Altuntas1), Esra Aki1), Mahmut Yaran2), Ayla Gunal3) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 2509-2509, 2014.

	PED-18-42 Fundamental Competencies for Working Persons and social skill training - Trends in the provision of SST-based programs and work experience training - Hiroko Ohkawa Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 2510-2511, 2014.

	PED-18-43 The relationship between attitudes toward death and personal identity in university students Yuri Kanayama, Keiko Tsuchiya, Kenichi Ono Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 2512-2513, 2014.

	PED-18-44 Correlation between students' Resilience and communication skills in occupational therapy practice Rikio Yamagata1), Hideo Sakurai2), Hitomi Mamabe1) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 2514-2515, 2014.

	PED-18-45 Relationship between a physical therapist and an occupational therapist state examination and OSCE Mami Itoh1), Mihoko Ito1), Naoki Itoh2), Hiroaki Sakurai1), Yoshikiyo Kanada1) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 2516-2517, 2014.

	PED-18-46 Outcomes and participant experience of on-line training for Bangladeshi health professionals Lisa O'Brien1),2), Lisa Broom1), Mohammad Mosayed Ullah3) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 2518-2518, 2014.

	PED-19-01 A Community-Based Rehabilitation Study Program on Penang Island, Malaysia Yuichi Takanashi, Toshifumi Kuruma, Hideyuki Tazumi, Kazuko Yasui, Takashi Baba Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 2519-2520, 2014.

	PED-19-04 Effectiveness of the interdisciplinary PBL tutorial as an educational program for team approach to health care Hisayoshi SUZUKI1), Ryuta KATAOKA2), Mitsuori MAYAHARA2), Rintaro IMAFUKU3) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 2521-2522, 2014.

	PED-19-05 Grief care for the family following the death of a child from cancer Daisuke Kawagoe1), Ayaka Tanaka1), Yuko Kubo1), Hiroaki Kimura2) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 2523-2524, 2014.

	PED-19-06 Enhancing Accessibility of Visual Information via Sound Orit Shenkar1), Daniel Algom2) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 2525-2525, 2014.

	PED-19-07 Integration of grounded theory and case study : an example from ageing in place research Margaret McGrath1), Karin Johansson2), Agnes Shiel1) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 2526-2526, 2014.

	PED-19-08 Identification of contents for a competency-based behavior assessment in occupational therapists Tamami Aida Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 2527-2528, 2014.

	PED-19-09 Mentoring : A Student's Healthy Way of Coping Towards Professional Practice Michael Sy Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 2529-2529, 2014.

	PED-19-10 Improving quality in practice placements in allied health (iQIPP-AH Guides) Sylvia Rodger, Anne Maree Caine, Wendy Davilla, Linda Cartmill Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 2530-2530, 2014.

	PED-19-11 Embedding Ethics, Justice and Care in Occupational Therapy Curricula Antoine Bailliard, Susan Coppola, Lauren Holahan Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 2531-2531, 2014.

	PED-19-12 Process Oriented Guided Inquiry Learning - A Natural Fit for Occupational Therapy Education - Lynn Jaffe, Robert Gibson, Mariana D'Amico Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 2532-2532, 2014.

	PED-19-13 Kawa Mobile App - A Mobile Application for the Gathering, Collating and Sharing of Information via the River Metaphor - David Nixon1),2), Michael Iwama3) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 2533-2533, 2014.

	PED-19-14 Meeting the demands from the field of health care publishing : A Canadian perspective Janet M.Craik1), Jane A.Davis1),2), Helene J.Polatajko1),2), Claudia von Zweck1) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 2534-2534, 2014.

	PED-19-15 How can an entrepreneurial mind-set be encouraged among Occupational Therapy students? An example from Link oping University, Sweden. Jane Holstein, Kristin Alfredsson Agren Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 2535-2535, 2014.

	PED-19-16 Learning Together : The Linguistic, Cultural, and Disciplinary Border Crossings of an Occupational Therapy and Foreign Language Education Collaboration Tamera Humbert, Charla Lorenzen Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 2536-2536, 2014.

	PED-19-17 Developing Marketing Skills with Occupational Therapy Students Samantha Shann1), Lindsay Courtney2) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 2537-2537, 2014.

	PED-19-18 Translating and adapting functional assessments for use in a new context - a balancing act - Experiences from the discussions in a review committee - Christina Schulze1),2), Julie Page1), Anders Kottorp2), Margareta Lilja2),3) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 2538-2538, 2014.

	PED-19-19 Dissemination : Bringing Translational Research to Completion Florence Clark1), Daniel Park1), Janice Burke2) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 2539-2539, 2014.

	PED-19-20 An innovative approach to the development of a bridging program for internationally-educated occupational therapists looking to practice in Quebec Guylaine Dufour1), Louise Tremblay1), Lise Poissant2), Marc Rouleau2), Sylvie Janelle1) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 2540-2540, 2014.

	PED-19-21 Capacity building in European Master of Science Program in OT - Perspectives from Swiss employers Franziska Wirz Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 2541-2541, 2014.

	PED-19-22 Study on the Perceptions of OT Professionals and Students in China on "Occupation" Fubiao Huang1),2), Yeongae Yang3), Fusae Ishibashi4), Hisako Shinkawa4), Nobuhiro Nara5) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 2542-2542, 2014.

	PED-19-23 Association between non-cognitive skills and performance in academic learning and clinical training kiyomi sato Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 2543-2544, 2014.

	PED-19-24 Development of a clinical practice ability checklist guiding occupation-focused objectives for newly qualified occupational therapists Masahiro Ogawa1), Naoko Kimura2), Ayumi Nishioka1), Tatsunori Sawada1) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 2545-2546, 2014.

	PED-19-25 Reflection in Canadian Occupational Therapy Education Lorie Shimmell, Jacqueline Bull, Katelin Wakefield, Bonny Jung Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 2547-2547, 2014.

	PED-19-26 Establishing a scholarship-of-practice partnership between a university and an assistive technology provider. The journey and key lesson to be shared. Lisa Knightbridge1), Louise Farnworth1), Cath Williams2) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 2548-2548, 2014.

	PED-19-27 Globally Connecting University Students Through Telecommunication Asha Asher1), Joanne Estes2), Valerie Hill2) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 2549-2549, 2014.

	PED-19-28 Effect of the Study Tour to Developing Countries on Students Iku Tsuji, Aya Yoshida, Hajime Adachi Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 2550-2551, 2014.

	PED-19-29 Collaboration in Action Project : Students Partner with Health Care Mentors to achieve Interprofessional Competency Anne L.O'Riordan1), Jo-Anne Peterson2), Jeanette Parsons1), Bill Meyerman1), Debbie Docherty1) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 2552-2552, 2014.

	PED-19-30 Evaluating the dialogical and participatory process within a community of practice in occupational therapy Sandra Maria Galheigo, Claudia Pellegrini Braga Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 2553-2553, 2014.

	PED-19-31 Promoting mental health on campus by students Michael Lee, Tal Jarus Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 2554-2554, 2014.

	PED-19-32 East Meets West - Building a Culturally Diverse Occupation Based Developmental Disability Course - Susan Skees Hermes, Dai Hu, Minsun Chong, Nikki Ow, Quiyun Wang Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 2555-2555, 2014.

	PED-19-33 Report of the inter-professional clinical practice - Role of occupational therapy students in the program - Hisayoshi SUZUKI, Toyoko NOZAKI, Yoshifumi YAMAGUCHI Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 2556-2557, 2014.

	PED-19-34 A Clinical Decision - Making Tool for Transfer Assessment Debbie Hebert1),2), Rhona Anderson1),2), Jo-Anne Howe1),3), Karen Brunton1),3) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 2558-2558, 2014.

	PED-19-36 A study on the features of occupational therapy students' recognitions of the elderly Toyoko Kurihara1),2), Minoru Shibui1), Sigenobu Nagasaki1), Youjirou Matsuzaki2),3), Yoshinobu Tanaka2),4) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 2559-2560, 2014.

	PED-20-01 The associations between executive functions' capacities, performance process skills, and dimensions of participation in activities of daily life among children of elementary school age Limor Rosenberg Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 2561-2561, 2014.

	PED-20-04 Posture observation training for occupational therapy students from a view point of visual line analysis Hitomi Mamabe, Yuichi Ishiura, Keizou Numata Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 2562-2563, 2014.

	PED-20-05 Development of a Web-based Self-Assessment System - The Students' Affective Domain in Clinical Practice - Tomonori Yasuda1), Junichi Iiyama1), Kunji Shirahama2), Hidetoshi Matsunaga3), Yuko Mizuno-Matsumoto4) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 2564-2565, 2014.

	PED-20-06 Do we have what it takes? Investigating New Zealand occupational therapists readiness to be self-directed learners Merrolee Penman1), Professor Kwok-Wing Lai2) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 2566-2566, 2014.

	PED-20-08 Comparison of Explicit and Implicit Motor Learning in Children with High-Functioning Autism and Asperger and typical matched peers Navid Mirzakhani Araghi1), Sara Izadi2) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 2567-2567, 2014.

	PED-20-09 Occupational therapy student awareness of English language needs in a Japanese university Timothy Buthod Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 2568-2568, 2014.

	PED-20-10 Oral Assessment : Learning to "Talk like an OT" Liz Springfield, Sylvia Rodger, Rebekah White Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 2569-2569, 2014.

	PED-20-11 Alcohol consumption among university students : contemporary student attitudes Makoto Koga, Kyoko Moriguchi Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 2570-2571, 2014.

	PED-20-12 Focus on participation for children and youth with disabilities : Enhancing therapy practice through a guided knowledge translation process Dana Anaby1),2),3), Nicol Korner-Bitensky1), Mary Law2), Isabelle Cormier3), Walter Wittich3) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 2572-2572, 2014.

	PED-20-13 Quality of Life of Occupational Therapy Students, Faculty of Associated Medical Sciences, Chiang Mai University, Thailand Sarawut Kuntawong, Wilaiwan M.Snow Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 2573-2573, 2014.

	PED-20-14 An evaluation of a Practice Scholarship project for professional updating. Anne E K Roberts, Lyn Westcott Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 2574-2574, 2014.

	PED-20-15 Youth report version of the Child and Adolescent Scale of Participation (CASP) : - Psychometric properties and comparisons with the parent report version - Gary Bedell1), Janette McDougall2), Virginia Wright3) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 2575-2575, 2014.

	PED-20-16 Comparison of participation restrictions and environmental barriers among children with different disabilities Wei-Chang Chen1), Ai-Wen Hwang2), Gary M.Bedell1), Lin-Ju Kang2), Tsan-Hon Liou3) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 2576-2576, 2014.

	PED-20-17 Sensory processing in preterm and term children at preschool age Hsuan-Wen Wang1), Wei-Hui Tsai2), Yu-Chen Huang1), Yea-Shwu Hwang1) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 2577-2577, 2014.

	PED-20-18 Educational effects on the emotional domain by college classes involving the active participant with mental disorder Kimiko Shibata, Takamasa MIzuno, Masami Yasunaga Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 2578-2579, 2014.

	PED-20-19 A proposal of revised four-year course for the education of occupational therapists in Japan - Based on a inquiry into teachers of occupational therapy's schools - Takaji Suzuki1), Shinichi Sato2), Yuko Ito3), Chikako Yoshino4), Yaoko Iwasaki5) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 2580-2581, 2014.

	PED-20-20 The Educational Effectiveness of International Exchange Programme based Collaborative Research for Master Courses Students in Occupational Therapy NOBUO OHSHIMA1), KAORU INOUE1), REIKO MIYAMOTO1), JENNY BUTLER2), SALLY FEAVER2) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 2582-2583, 2014.

	PED-20-21 The Parenting Stress and Quality of Life of Parents of Children with Developmental Delays Kuo-feng Lee, Chia-yi Lee, Ya-ling Huang, Yi-chen Chiang Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 2584-2584, 2014.

	PED-20-22 Implementing "Management for Independence of Life Behavior" in clinical clerkship ; from the perspective of the supervisor Yuuki Ushigome Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 2585-2586, 2014.

	PED-20-23 Relationship of academic achievement to personality and competence among college students Shinako Toyoda, Takaaki Shimada, Masahiro Hashimoto, Kiyomi Nakamura Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 2587-2588, 2014.

	PED-20-24 Evaluating New Strategies on Cerebral Palsy Treatment - The Pedia Suit Protocol Pedro H.T.Q.Almeida, Amanda C.Borges, Katia V.P.Menezes, Tatiana B.Pontes Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 2589-2589, 2014.

	PED-20-25 Faculty Beliefs, Perceptions and Attitudes Related to Integrating Spirituality into American Occupational Therapy Core Curricula - A Pilot Study - Paige Marie Johns Johns Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 2590-2590, 2014.

	PED-20-26 The topic of alcohol within the Scottish occupational therapy curricula. Fiona Maclean, Fiona O'May, Jan Gill Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 2591-2591, 2014.

	PED-20-27 Australian occupational therapy students' understandings of Indigenous health and the needs of Indigenous clients Lynette Mackenzie1), Joanne Hinitt1), Vanessa Lee2) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 2592-2592, 2014.

	PED-20-28 Mindful Mentoring - A Sharing of Of an Occupational Therapy Mentor's experience. - Mindfulness, Mentoring, Occupational Therapy Practice. - Ching Hoon Lee1),2) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 2593-2593, 2014.

	PED-20-29 Alokito Shishu (A Treatment Based School) Zahir Akanda1), Tazlina Nargis2) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 2594-2594, 2014.

	PED-20-30 An approach to teach ‘cognitive skill’ that is necessary as clinical skill - Practical report of creation of a check list based on Model of Human Occupation - kouji shikita, kazuhiro hujimoto Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 2595-2596, 2014.

	PED-20-31 Introducing Twitter to undergraduate occupational therapy education. Fiona Maclean Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 2597-2597, 2014.

	PED-20-32 Change in Views on Ethics During Yearly Advancement Through Tertiary Education. Mariko Nakamura, Mitsuo Nakamura Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 2598-2599, 2014.

	PED-20-33 Research on the participation of person with disability in occupational therapist training education - Findings from Research to Graduates - Kenichi Kojima1),2), Michiko Tawara2), Kaoru Ishimoto2),3) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 2600-2601, 2014.

	PED-20-34 Sustaining international partnerships : the European Master of Science in Occupational Therapy Irene Ilott Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 2602-2602, 2014.

	PED-20-35 Development of Professional Behaviors Deborah Bolding Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 2603-2603, 2014.

	PED-20-36 Psychometric Properties of the Persian Child Occupational Self-Assessment (COSA) in Iranian Children with ADHD mahsa satari1), Ali Asgari2), Farzaneh Yazdani3), Ali Hosseini4), Mehdi Rassafiani4) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 2604-2604, 2014.

	PED-20-37 Everyday memory in very low birth weight children at school age Sih-Hua Chen, Yi-Shang Sung, Yung-Wen Hsu Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 2605-2605, 2014.

	PED-20-40 The influence of a special self-study program on the motivation of occupational therapy students Rie Takeshima, Kenichiro Ozeki, Kazuo Kobashi, Tomoko Funayama, Tatsuo Hasegawa Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 2606-2607, 2014.

	PED-20-41 International Trend of Occupational Therapy in the 21st Century - From the International Survey to WFOT member countries - Yoshihisa Sato1), Kaori Ohota2), Nobuyoshi Takahashi3), Ayako Tomizawa4) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 2608-2609, 2014.

	PED-20-42 How do children with a disability and significant others describe the needs and requested support for participation in mainstream education? - A qualitative research - Rianne Jansens, Jolien van den Houten, Barbara Piskur, Eefje Kern, Steffie Schmitz Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 2610-2610, 2014.

	PED-20-44 Change of practice speciality and mid-late career preparedness ; the experience from Down Under helen beazley Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 2611-2611, 2014.

	PED-21-01 An examination of evaluation items that influence student performance regarding medical trainings in Fukui College of Health Sciences Kaori Kawabata1), Keiji Ishida1), atsushi Hori1), Yasutaka Kobayashi2) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 2612-2613, 2014.

	PED-21-02 What should be communicated to students during skill training? - A qualitative study on the differences in awareness between students and instructors regarding transfer assistance skills - Katsuhiko Arihisa1), Chinami Ishizuki2), Hideki Miyaguchi2) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 2614-2615, 2014.

	PED-21-03 Objective Structured Clinical Examination (OSCE) and the measure lesson having given evaluation training tatsuhiro hayashi, atsushi kishimura, ayu hayashi, kentarou motooka Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 2616-2617, 2014.

	PED-21-04 Try Objective Structured Clinical Examination (OSCE) of into the clinical training facility Yuko Abe1), Naomi Fukaya2), Hiroaki Sakurai1), Yoshikiyo Kanada1) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 2618-2619, 2014.

	PED-21-05 Comparison of practice area and research studies discussed in JAOT and AJOT over the past 5 years Katsuyuki Shibata Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 2620-2621, 2014.

	PED-21-06 A case on a difficulty in social participation of disabled people in a developing country where occupational therapy has not been introduced Yukiko Kawashima Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 2622-2623, 2014.

	PED-21-07 Constructing an original teacher training program for the Japanese Association of Occupational Therapists Norio Suzuki1), Hirokazu Nishikata2), Nobuko Shichiri3), Shunji Sawa4), Mami Oteki5) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 2624-2625, 2014.

	PED-21-08 The characteristics of the constructive task performance of occupational therapy (OT) students - Using the objective indicators of the Make-a-Box Test Battery (MABOT) - Fumito Uesugi1), Takashi Ichinomoto1), Maiko Kobayashi1), Akira Hayakawa2), Noriko Tomioka3) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 2626-2627, 2014.

	PED-21-09 Diversity and culture as an integral and explicit part of occupational science and occupational therapy education Anne Shordike, Amy Marshall Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 2628-2628, 2014.

	PED-21-10 Verification of the Effectiveness of PR Activity of Gunma Association of Occupational Therapists - Based on the Questionnaire Survey of First Year Students of Occupational Therapist Training School - Shinya Abe1),2), Tomoharu Yamaguchi1),2) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 2629-2630, 2014.

	PED-21-11 The occupational therapy actual situation in the dementia field in Japan and future problem Kumiko Murashima1),2), Kenji Kamijou1),3), Makoto Kuratomi1),4) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 2631-2632, 2014.

	PED-21-12 Teaching occupational therapy in the level 2 fieldwork - comparison between top-down and bottom-up approaches - Atsushi Hirata1),2), Keita Nakahara1),2), Seiichi Kadowaki1),2), Kanta Ohno3), Konosuke Tomori4) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 2633-2634, 2014.

	PED-21-13 Newly graduated occupational therapists' perspective about application of occupational therapy in preventive care for elderly Natsuho MIMORI1), Hisayoshi SUZUKI2) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 2635-2636, 2014.

	PED-21-14 The effectiveness of the program of visiting post-discharge patients using visit rehabilitation Yoko Kanao, Tomoyuki Yagoshi, Kenji Horiuchi Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 2637-2638, 2014.

	PED-21-15 Educating Students to Work with Diverse Clients Pamalyn Kearney Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 2639-2639, 2014.

	PED-21-16 Bangladesh Clinical Reasoning from a Michigan, USA Lens Debra Lindstrom-Hazel Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 2640-2640, 2014.

	PRE-18-01 Social cognitive dysfunction in Fregoli syndrome with right hemisphere damage Yasuro Kakegawa1),3), Osamu Isono2), Takashi Nisikawa3) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 2641-2642, 2014.

	PRE-18-02 A case of chronic-phase stroke patient whose paralytic upper - extremity use frequency and ability were improved by the combined use of low frequency rTMS and task-oriented training Masanori Maeda, satoshi Katai Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 2643-2644, 2014.

	PRE-18-03 Excitability of spinal anterior horn cells innervating to the thumb's opponent muscle is increased when the hand is held in a functional position Takahiro Takenaka1), Takashi Hirota2), Yuji Nakazumi3) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 2645-2646, 2014.

	PRE-18-04 Is the method which gives a target position quantitatively to a patient effective in training of chopsticks operation by a non-dominant hand? Yuichi Hirakawa1), Hidefumi Kamitani1), Keiko Kanaya2), Narumi Izumita3), Mika Sato4) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 2647-2648, 2014.

	PRE-18-05 Inter-rater reliability of the Westmead Home Safety Assessment in elderly Japanese people Aya Hasegawa1),2), Tomoko Kamimura2), Satoshi Tamaki1), Yuka Suzuki3), Momoko Watanabe1) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 2649-2650, 2014.

	PRE-18-06 Pilot Study : elements for successful self-management program in mainland of China Mengan Cao, Sai Kit Choi, S.C Leung, S.L Tse Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 2651-2651, 2014.

	PRE-18-07 Sex differences of behavioral ability in mental rotation tasks of hand pictures Hideki MOchizuki1), Kotaro Takeda2), Nobuaki Shimoda1) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 2652-2653, 2014.

	PRE-18-08 Cerebral lesions and tool use disorders Mariko Hara1), Masaharu Maeda2), Hirotaka Nagumo3), Mitsuharu Sugawara4) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 2654-2655, 2014.

	PRE-18-09 Movement of the transverse arch of the dominant hand while holding daily goods Hideki Shiraishi, Kazushi Hotta, Yoshihiko Fujita, Toshiaki Muraki Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 2656-2657, 2014.

	PRE-18-10 A Study of Tasks with Chopsticks Manipulation from the Perspective of Microslips - Relevance to Laterality and Changes in Postural Reaction - Masato Sato1),2), Miwa Matsumoto3) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 2658-2659, 2014.

	PRE-18-12 Manual Dexterity Predicted Motor and Functional Outcomes After Robot-Assisted Stroke Rehabilitation Huang Pai-Chuan1), Wu Ching-Yi1), Hsieh Yu-Wei1), Lin Keh-Chung2),3) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 2660-2660, 2014.

	PRE-18-13 A Study of Hierarchical Factor Structure of Stroke Patients with Cognitive Dysfunction in Japan Yaoko Iwasaki1),2), Ken Goryo2), Toshiaki Muraki1) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 2661-2662, 2014.

	PRE-18-14 Characteristics of Attentional Function in Patients with Work-related Upper Extremity Injury Rikiya Shirato1), Masami Kato1), Takako Chikenji2), Hisaaki Ota2), Sumio Ishiai1),3) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 2663-2664, 2014.

	PRE-18-16 Development of a Scale Assessing Health Status in Relation to Occupation among Elderly People Requiring Long-term Care Norifumi Nishida Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 2665-2666, 2014.

	PRE-18-17 The reliability and validity for measurements of shoulder muscle strength using the hand-held dynamometer (HHD) without belt-stabilization Chihiro Kanaya1), Hideki Shiraishi2) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 2667-2668, 2014.

	PRE-18-18 The effects of meaningful finger tapping movement on excitability of the contralateral spinal anterior horn cell Takuya Matsumoto, Hikari Kirimoto, Shota Yoshida, Makoto Suzuki, Mineo Oyama Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 2669-2670, 2014.

	PRE-18-19 Development of ADL assessment list (OGAAL) for qualitative analysis Yuko Yamada1), Nobukazu Sato1), Ayako Horotaka1), Megumi Hosiai1), Fusae Tozato2) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 2671-2672, 2014.

	PRE-18-20 Effective Training Method for Exchanging Dominant Hand of Chopstick Manipulation - From perspectives of cerebral blood flow kinetics, difficulty level and performance - Tetsuya Sano1),2), Tamako Miyamae2) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 2673-2674, 2014.

	PRE-18-21 Evidence of Effectiveness for Clients Regaining Dressing Independence Kathlyn Reed Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 2675-2675, 2014.

	PRE-18-23 The effect of the seat cushion during upper limb task Takeshi Kodama1),2), Yuji Nakamura3), Sonomi Nakajima3), Kenichi Kamoshita4), Yasuhito Sengoku3) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 2676-2677, 2014.

	PRE-18-24 The validity of a new subjective assessment scale for poststroke upper limb hemiparesis, The Jikei assessment scale for motor impairment in daily living. The third report. Atsushi Ishikawa1), Masato Ikegaya2), Hiroshi Ito2), Jyunichi Nishimura3), Masahiro Abo4) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 2678-2679, 2014.

	PRE-18-25 The effect that the motor imagery including the nonverbal communication gives to the corticospinal excitability - Examination using the motor evoked potential by the transcranial magnetic stimulation - Masashi Kohno, Yukie Tanigashira, Miho Hiramoto, Yoshihiro Yukawa, Takanori Tominaga Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 2680-2681, 2014.

	PRE-18-26 Development of a new dynamic splint for metacarpophalangeal joint extension contracturesusing a curved pneumatic artificial muscle Jun Nakayama1),5), Mitsuru Horiki2), Kazunori Ogawa3), Hisao Oka4), Kazuhisa Domen5) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 2682-2683, 2014.

	PRE-18-27 Usefulness of Proprioceptive Neuromuscular Facilitation Technique in Occupational Therapy Takashi Hirota1), Hiroko Hirota1), Takahiro Takenaka2), Yuji Nakazumi3) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 2684-2685, 2014.

	PRE-18-28 Kinetic and Biodynamic Changes in the Lumbosacral Region and the Lower Limb Joints due to Walking with High-heeled Shoes. Yuri Shirai1), Yuri Sugama2), Nobuyuki Masumori1), Toshimitsu Hayashi1), Keiichiro Saito3) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 2686-2687, 2014.

	PRE-18-29 The impact of age, gender, and handedness on performance of the Moberg pick-up test in healthy Japanese adults Ryou Tokuchi1),2), Yuji Watanabe1), Yukio Higashino1),3) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 2688-2689, 2014.

	PRE-18-30 Development of an observational checklist for the evaluation of behaviors associated with higher brain dysfunction Naoko Uehara1), Takashi Hayashi2) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 2690-2691, 2014.

	PRE-18-31 Scientific Reproducibility where positioning approach using low resilient mattress for sitting training - Positioning approach by Rehabilitation & Engineering Design (R.E.D.) - masataka aoki Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 2692-2693, 2014.

	PRE-18-32 Relationships between hardness of clay and FRT at kneading activity - Research on elder people at the health promotion class - Takeshi Kamishima1), Hiroshi Ando2), Kenji Hiramoto1) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 2694-2695, 2014.

	PRE-18-33 Validity of a Newly Developed Assessment Test for Ideomotor Apraxia - A Simple Assessment Test for the Ideomotor Apraxia (SATIA) - Yuki Sato1), Mai Yamada1), Kenta Kawase1), Misako Yokota1), Mitsuhiro Tsujihata2) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 2696-2697, 2014.

	PRE-18-34 The mirror neuron system is more active while observing a slow video clip Takefumi Moriuchi1), Naoki Iso2), Akira Sagari3), Kakuya Ogahara4), Toshio Higashi5) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 2698-2699, 2014.

	PRE-18-35 The rehabilitation programme and functional outcomes of persons with lower limb amputations at a primary level rehabilitation centre Jerome Peter Fredericks Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 2700-2700, 2014.

	PRE-18-36 A review on the use of external cues as a treatment strategy in Parkinson's disease Xin Wang2), Karen P.Y.Liu1) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 2701-2701, 2014.

	PRE-18-37 Study of the effect of task-specific training on the use of hand paralysis in real life masatoshi gocho1), kunji shirahama2) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 2702-2703, 2014.

	PRE-18-38 Effect of Change in Sitting Position on Forward Reach Distance and Standing Balance after Standing - Simulation of a Cerebral Infarction Pseudohemiplegic Posture in Healthy Subjects - Jun-ichi Watanabe, Maki Shiraishi, Hideki Tauchi, Shigeru kogami Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 2704-2705, 2014.

	PRE-18-39 Development of a Simple Assessment Test for Evaluating Ideomotor Apraxia (SATIA) Mai Yamada1), Yuki Sato1), Toshio Higashi3), Akira Satoh2), Mitsuhiro Tsujihata2) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 2706-2707, 2014.

	PRE-18-40 Inter-rater reliability of simple test for evaluating hand function - a preliminary study - Toru Nagao1), Tomoko Uchida1), Hirofumi Tanabe2), Kenichi Hanafusa3), Daisuke Ueda4) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 2708-2709, 2014.

	PRE-18-41 Factors of good assistance evaluated by an assistance receiver Mari Muto1), Miki Fujimoto2), Yutaka Sakaguchi3) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 2710-2711, 2014.

	PRE-18-42 Ipsilateral Motor cortical excitability during precision movement learning Masahiro Seo1), Akihiro Matsuura1), Tetsuya Karita1), Futoshi Mori2) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 2712-2713, 2014.

	PRE-18-43 The effect that motor imagery including the active element gives to the corticospinal excitability - Examination using the motor evoked potential by the transcranial magnetic stimulation - Yukie Tanigashira, Sachimori Ichimura, Kenji Oue, Masashi Kono, Takanori Tominaga Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 2714-2715, 2014.

	PRE-18-44 Temporal changes in the corticospinal excitability after short-term 3 hours wrist immobilization Tetsuya Karita1), Akihiro Matsuura1), Futoshi Mori2) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 2716-2717, 2014.

	PRE-18-45 OCCUPATIONAL ENGAGEMENT AND PARTICIPATION : AN EVIDENCE-BASED EXPLORATION OF THE EFFECTIVENESS OF STANDARDIZED ASSESSMENT IN DEVELOPING OCCUPATIONAL HISTORIES WITH HEMODIALYSIS PATIENTS IN A SUBACUTE REHABILITATION SETTING John R.Patro Jr Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 2718-2718, 2014.

	PRE-18-46 An Application of MCSs - Finding a Cause of Drop Finger - Mitsuhiro Muto1),2), Tomoya Kawamoto1), Satomi Kanno1), Hiroshi Ueda1), Makoto Takekawa2) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 2719-2720, 2014.

	PRE-18-47 Characteristics of sit-to-stand movement by hemiplegic subjects from a toilet seat using a one-point cane Miyuki Fujikura1), Hiromi Fujii2), Takaki Kafuku1), Yoko Kimura1), Emiko Fukuda3) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 2721-2722, 2014.

	PRE-18-48 Effects of Occupation-based ADL training on QoL and ADL ability in Stroke patients at a Korean Rehabilitation Setting (Pilot study) Hae in Lee1), Kyoung min Lee2) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 2723-2723, 2014.

	PRE-18-49 Verification of the accuracy of the Simplicity Stabilometry meter using a Wii board TSUTOMU TAMAGAKI1),2), MIE KUNIMOTO3), ERINA MAKINO4), SUSUMU NOMURA5), TATSUYA KANNO5) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 2724-2725, 2014.

	PRE-18-50 The Study of the Ability to Control of Precision Grip Power - adding and reducing pressure control over varying fingertip distances - Mitsuo Nakamura, Mariko Nakamura Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 2726-2727, 2014.

	PRE-18-51 A Study on Criterion Validity of Arnadottir OT-ADL Neurobehavioral Evaluation Yasuhiro Higashi1),2), Shinichi Takabatake1), Tomoko Nishikawa1), Kazuyo Oryoji3), Asako Matsubara4) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 2728-2729, 2014.

	PRE-18-52 Lesions Related to the Improvement of Left Hemispatial Neglect in Stoke Patients - Three-Dimensional SPECT Image Analysis of Lesions - Yusuke Nakamura1), Mai Yamada1), Shuhei Komatsu1), Akira Satoh2), Mitsuhiro Tsujihata2) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 2730-2731, 2014.

	PRE-18-53 The study of the factors for increasing usage rate of an upper limb prosthesis Patnapa Sumputtanon1), Toshiyuki Suzuka2) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 2732-2732, 2014.

	PRE-18-54 Assessment and Treatment of Trigger Finger : Occupational Therapists common practice Danit Langer1), Shai Luria3), Noomi Katz2), Adina Maeir1), Asnat Bar-Haim Erez2) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 2733-2733, 2014.

	PRE-18-55 The use and purpose of goal attainment scaling (GAS) - Focused on body function and structure level with the Canadian Occupational Performance Measure (COPM) in adult hemiplegic patients - Tadafumi Kaneko, Matsuo Shimbo Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 2734-2735, 2014.

	PRE-18-57 Persistent difference in short-term memory span between visual and visual-motor integration. Kazuyoshi Kameyama1), Miho Takeuchi1), Hidemi Fujino2) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 2736-2737, 2014.

	PRE-18-58 A Study On Working Memory Task For Ataxia In The Upper Extremities - Focus On The Prefrontal Area - Kazushige Takahashi, Atsushi Satou, Takahiro Takenaka Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 2738-2739, 2014.

	PRE-18-59 Review of a fatigue measurement method - Using tissue hemoglobin index (nTHI) - Atsushi Kitayama, Katsumi Sugihara, Futoshi Matsushita, Yoshiki Tamaru, Saiji Nishida Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 2740-2741, 2014.

	PRE-18-60 Usefulness of the analgesic effect in the home vibrator - Considers from a gate control theory - RIEKO OGAWA1), TORU KAWAMOTO1), HISAYA HIGASHI1), YOSHIYUKI KARASAWA2), AKIO OKANO3) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 2742-2743, 2014.

	PRE-18-61 Influence that difference of unilateral knee joint flexion angles gives to Sit-to-stand movement - Survey by electromyography and center of pressures - Yasushi Izumida1), Kiyoko Fujishima1), Miyuki Fujikura1), Takaki Kafuku1), Hiromi Fujii2) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 2744-2745, 2014.

	PRE-18-62 The influence of attention on activities of daily living among people with acute stroke Ryota Hirai1),2), Hirofumi Nagayama1),3), Kenichi Azuma2), Yukihiro Takahata2), shiho Ikeda2) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 2746-2747, 2014.

	PRE-18-64 Evidence-Based Literature Review on Fatigue Management and Adults with Multiple Sclerosis Virgil Mathiowetz1), Chih-Huang Yu2) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 2748-2748, 2014.

	PRE-18-65 The immediate effects of prism adaptation therapy in searching auditory space in patients with unilateral spatial neglect Takashi Matsuo1),2), Yoichi Yamaguchi1), Hiromichi Aramaki1), Takayuki Tabira2) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 2749-2750, 2014.

	PRE-18-66 Relations of Median Nerve Deformation and Displacement in Carpal Tunnel during Finger Motion Yuichi Yoshii1), Tomoo Ishii1), Wen-Lin Tung2), Shinsuke Sakai1), Peter C. Amadio3) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 2751-2751, 2014.

	PRE-18-67 The effect of mental practice using inverse video of unaffected upper extremity for a subject with chronic hemiparesis after stroke Naoki Iso1),2), Akira Sagari2), Takefumi Moriuchi2), Fumiko Iso3), Toshio Higashi2) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 2752-2753, 2014.

	PRE-18-68 Palmar arch dynamics during feeding tasks Kyounghee Park1), Kyoungyoung Park2) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 2754-2754, 2014.

	PRE-18-69 Relationship between manners of holding chopsticks and ability of operating them by non-dominant hands Hidefumi Kamitani1), Yuichi Hirakawa1), Kouta Urase2), Naoto Suzuki3), Shiori Kudo4) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 2755-2756, 2014.

	PRE-18-70 Difference in muscle mass quantity of pre-frail older adults and elderly in general - A Study using Inbody Measurement - Shuichi Wakayama1),2), Junko Okuno2), Haruhiko Inada2), Tomohiro Kubota1), Hisako Yanagi2) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 2757-2758, 2014.

	PRE-18-71 The correlation between Shoulder36 and DASH score in rotator cuff tear patients Naoki Oikawa1), Yasuko Komatsubara1), Yoshinari Sakaki1), Hajime Yamazaki1), Kenji Okamura2) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 2759-2760, 2014.

	PRE-18-72 Predicting the degree of independence in Activities of Daily Living (ADL) for traumatic cervical spinal cord injuries - To generate a "prediction chart of ADL" - Maki Kako1), Ryosuke Ideta1), Humio Tutumi3), Hiroaki Sakai2), Takayosi Ueta2) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 2761-2762, 2014.

	PRE-18-74 A Study on Bathtub Stepping-over Pattern Using 3D Movement Analysis Sonomi Umezaki1), Yutaka Tochihara2) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 2763-2764, 2014.

	PRE-18-76 Driving Performance response to STOP sign placed following priming principles of Implicit memory in a Driving Simulator - Cognitive priming of road signs - KINSUK MAITRA, HAE YEAN PARK Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 2765-2765, 2014.

	PRE-18-78 Evaluating cognitive impairments after stroke : A systematic review of occupational therapy assessment tools. Natasha Lannin1),2), Naomi Doody2), Robert Remedios2), Emma Schneider1),2), Caroline Dixon2) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 2766-2766, 2014.

	PRE-19-01 Effect of interventional program for psychological distress of Family Caregivers of persons with Traumatic Brain Injury. Yusuke Suzuki1), Rumi Tanemura2) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 2767-2768, 2014.

	PRE-19-02 The role of the ventral premotor cortex for functional recovery of grasping after primary motor cortex lesion in macaque monkeys Yumi Murata, Noriyuki Higo Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 2769-2770, 2014.

	PRE-19-03 Construction of the Clinical Reasoning Model Required for Acquisition of the Bathing Activity Evaluation Skill Yusuke Mizumoto1), Masami Hidaka2) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 2771-2772, 2014.

	PRE-19-04 A Preliminary Study of Factors Affecting Home Return of Stroke Patients with Higher Cortical Dysfunction Daiki Dobashi1), Yukako Asano1), Mitsuo Nakamura2), Mariko Nakamura2), Toshiaki Muraki3) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 2773-2774, 2014.

	PRE-19-05 Relationship between Functioning and Depression / Emotional Disturbance in Group Occupational Therapy at Convalescent Rehabilitation Ward Yuka Takasaki1), Toshiaki Muraki2) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 2775-2776, 2014.

	PRE-19-06 Disorder of color recognition in dementia with Lewy bodies Kaori Inoue1), Hiromi Fujii1), Tamio Keitoku1), Junko Goto2), Kazumi Hirayama1) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 2777-2778, 2014.

	PRE-19-07 Studies on the physical self-efficacy and aging - Is the physical self-efficacy reduced by aging? - Misato Yamashita1), Aya Takeuchi2), Kaori Naika3), Satoshi Kondo4) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 2779-2780, 2014.

	PRE-19-08 Usefulness of Event-Related Potentials in Patients with Mild Cognitive Impairment Kenji Ishikawa1), Michio Yamaguchi2), Yasuo Naito3), Hiroshi Ando4) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 2781-2782, 2014.

	PRE-19-09 Behavioural analysis of group activities among elderly individuals with dementia Takeshi Tokudome1), Yuko Tsumagari2), Yuji Higashi2), Toshiyo Tamura3), Toshiro Fujimoto4) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 2783-2784, 2014.

	PRE-19-10 Assessing occupational performance in Nursing homes in Sweden-a questionnaire study. Maria Andreassen, Asa Larsson Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 2785-2785, 2014.

	PRE-19-11 Effectiveness of mild Alzheimer's disease patient's home-based cognitive activities assignments using a checklist Bo-Ra Park1), Min-Su Park2), Yeong-Ae Yang3), Su-Min Cha1), Yun-Hee Park4) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 2786-2786, 2014.

	PRE-19-12 Effectiveness of top-down occupational therapy for subacute stroke patients : a randomized controlled pilot study Kounosuke Tomori1), Yuki Saito2), Kanta Ohno1), Hirofumi Nagayama3), Toshio Higashi4) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 2787-2788, 2014.

	PRE-19-13 Does the snowfall decrease the step counts of older adults living in a heavy snowfall region? Tomomi Harata1), Mihoko Noda1), Shuhei Koeda1), Yuji Koike1), Tsukaki Narita2) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 2789-2790, 2014.

	PRE-19-14 Occupational Therapy Group Program Effectiveness for Older People with Disabilities in a Nursing Home Junya Shiozawa1), Kumiko Sasao2), Toshiyuki Ishioka2), Yuumi Nakamura2), Toyohiro Hamaguchi2) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 2791-2792, 2014.

	PRE-19-15 Efficacy of group reminiscence therapy involving cooking activities in elderly patients with dementia - A randomized controlled trial - Yukie Nawate1), Toshihiko Nawate2), Hitoshi Okamura3) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 2793-2794, 2014.

	PRE-19-16 Effects of aging on the cerebral blood flow responses in the prefrontal cortex during Verbal Fluency Task Yumi Oboshi1),2), Mitsuru Kikuchi3), Yoshiyuki Shimizu2),4), Yasuomi Ouchi2) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 2795-2796, 2014.

	PRE-19-17 Clinical study of respiratory function and difference in pneumonia history for Alzheimer disease and vascular dementia groups Misako Higashijima1), Tomotaka Ueda2), Hiroyasu Shiozu3), Yuki Sawamoto4), Chiharu Kurozumi5) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 2797-2798, 2014.

	PRE-19-18 Effect of Korean Computer-based Cognitive Rehabilitation Program (CoTras) for the Memory and EEG Activity in Stroke Jung Mi Kim1), Jae Shin Lee2), Young Geun Kim3) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 2799-2799, 2014.

	PRE-19-19 Exploration of patterns of information processing strategies during occupational performance in people with schizophrenia Ginette Aubin1), Christine Chapparo2), Isabelle Gelinas3), Emmanuel Stip4), Julie Lamoureux4) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 2800-2800, 2014.

	PRE-19-21 Relationship occlusion during infancy and its association with physical functions by measuring and analyzing infants' occlusal force and physical functions. Aya Edo1), Shin Murata2), Takaharu Fujisaki3), Yuuki Kudo4), Toyoko Asami5) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 2801-2802, 2014.

	PRE-19-22 Differences in cognitive function and psychosocial factors between those who do and do not participate in preventive care programs for elderly people at high risk of dementia Takayuki Tabira1), Gou Nakamura2), Akira Sagari3), Naoki Iso4), Koji Tanaka5) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 2803-2804, 2014.

	PRE-19-23 Paclitaxel induced chronic pain changes emotional behavior Nagisa Oka Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 2805-2806, 2014.

	PRE-19-24 Tracking Care Partner Concerns in Caring for Family Members with Neurocognitive Disorders Patricia Schaber, Kate Haglund, Kristin Nordlie, Paige Servick, Melinda Steffl Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 2807-2807, 2014.

	PRE-19-26 Task Oriented Assessment for Intervention Across Diagnostic Groups Joan Rogers, Margo Holm Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 2808-2808, 2014.

	PRE-19-27 A study of preferred images and perception level for occupational therapists Mi Hyun Kim, Yong Min Kwon, Soo kyung Jeon, Hyun Hee Park, Ho Kyung Maeng Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 2809-2809, 2014.

	PRE-19-28 Effect of Spine Stretch using Stick on the Elderly People Against Incomplete Pulling up of Lower Wear Daisuke Omori1), Wataru Imura2), Maki Watanabe2), Masahiro Onishi3), Akiko Yamamizu4) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 2810-2811, 2014.

	PRE-19-29 About the possibility of the visual agnosia improvement by visual image Taiti Oogishi1), Takashi Hiraoka2) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 2812-2813, 2014.

	PRE-19-30 Reliability and Validity of Measurements of Upper-body Dressing for Dementia Arisa Endo1), Makoto Suzuki2), Atumi Akagi3), Naoyuki Chiba1) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 2814-2815, 2014.

	PRE-19-31 Influence of changing contact area of index finger pushing force on force accuracy Hisanori KOJIMA1), Toshiyasu INUMARU2), Tadayoshi UEDA3), Yudai HONDA4), Ryota MUGURUMA5) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 2816-2817, 2014.

	PRE-19-32 The change of the autonomic nervous function with the recovery of the acute-phase stroke - attention to posture and the occupational task - keiko maruyama1), mariko takahashi1), yumiko akaike1), tsuneto furuta2), atsushi yamasaki3) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 2818-2819, 2014.

	PRE-19-33 Development of quantitative assessment in patients with ataxia in upper extremity by using 3D motion analysis. Akiyoshi Watanabe1), Hitoshi Kagaya2), Fumihiro Matsuda1), Norihide Itoh1), Eiichi Saitoh2) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 2820-2821, 2014.

	PRE-19-34 The use and need of assistive technology - Contextual factors and their impact in different age-groups of old people Charlottte Lofqvist, Maria Haak, Bjorn Slaug Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 2822-2822, 2014.

	PRE-19-36 Investigating factors related to improving activities of daily living in acute stroke patients Ayumi Houri1), Tomomi Furukawa1), Akihito Suzuki1), Hitoshi Mutai2) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 2823-2824, 2014.

	PRE-19-37 Relation between cane weight distribution and door opening method during door opening by hemiplegic subjects with a one-point cane gait Kiyoko Fujishima1), Yasushi Izumida1), Miyuki Fujikura1), Hiromi Fujii2),3) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 2825-2826, 2014.

	PRE-19-38 Health-related quality of life of stroke survivors in the convalescent phase Hiroko Kodama1), Hiroyuki Hanafusa2), Tomoko Fujiki2), Hisako Shinkawa3), Nobuhiro Nara4) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 2827-2828, 2014.

	PRE-19-39 Factors associated with disability before and after surgery in patients with carpal tunnel syndrome Junya Hirata1), Tomoyo Yamamoto1), Keiko Inoue2), Hiroyuki Hashizume3) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 2829-2830, 2014.

	PRE-19-40 Effects to snuggle and to walk for the client of moderate Alzheimer type dementia wandering Kikuo Eguchi1), Seigo Koura2), Noriyuki Ogawa2), Nao Eguchi3) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 2831-2832, 2014.

	PRE-19-41 Research of the mental health of Occupational Therapists - About burnout and self-efficacy - Risa Matsuzaki1),3), Youhei Komatsu2),3) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 2833-2834, 2014.

	PRE-19-43 The trial and effect of splint therapy for finger extension contracture Ryota Kimura Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 2835-2836, 2014.

	PRE-19-44 Investigating discharged home and activities of daily living improvements in acute stroke patients with cognitive impairments Akihito Suzuki1), Tomomi Furukawa1), Ayumi Houri1), Hitoshi Mutai2) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 2837-2838, 2014.

	PRE-19-45 Effectiveness of Group-play Occupational therapy for elderly MCI patients living in the community Su-Min Cha1), Min-Su Park2), Yeong-Ae Yang3), Bo-Ra Park1), Yun-Hee Park4) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 2839-2839, 2014.

	PRE-19-46 Relations between reach distance and center of pressure distance for multi-directional reach in hemiplegic subjects Toshiaki Sato1), Ryohei Nabeya2), Hiromi Fujii1) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 2840-2841, 2014.

	PRE-19-47 Application of the Kawa Model in domestic dilemma of occupational therapist caring for own family member - Finding mother's life theme : Nature grants us this life we live - Keiko Hibino1), Mayumi Okuda2), Mito Tanaka2), Terumi Hatsutori2), Naoe Yoshimura3) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 2842-2843, 2014.

	PRE-19-48 The effect that object and non-object condition gives to brain activity in motor imagery and action observation Marina Tani, Sachimori Ichimura, Yoshihiro Yukawa, Satoko Ohmatsu, Takanori Tominaga Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 2844-2845, 2014.

	PRE-19-49 Absence of Myofibroblasts in Subsynovial Connective Tissues in Human Carpal Tunnel Syndrome Takako Chikenji, Matthias Vanhees, Chunfeng Zhao, Kai-Nan An, Peter Amadio Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 2846-2847, 2014.

	PRE-19-51 The usefulness of CSADL in elderly dementia patients in Japan Risa TAKAYAMA1),2), Tomoko KAMIMURA3) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 2848-2849, 2014.

	PRE-19-52 Housing adaptations and mobility device use evidence based strategies and long-term implementation in municipality practice Agneta Malmgren Fange1), Lisa Ekstam1), Carlos Chiatti2), Agneta Carlsson1) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 2850-2850, 2014.

	PRE-19-53 The development of a Clinical Guideline on fall prevention - The contribution of the Occupational Therapist as part of a multidisciplinary approach - Leen De Coninck, Joris De Schepper, Lien Beyls, Patricia Claessens Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 2851-2851, 2014.

	PRE-19-54 Preliminary study on laterality in patients with Parkinson's disease - Relationship between visual cognition and the side of onset of initial motor symptoms - Koichi NAGAKI1),2), Go KURAUCHI2), Hajime NAKANISHI2),3), Hideki MIYAGUCHI2) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 2852-2853, 2014.

	PRE-19-55 Effects of reach distance before and after circular trunk movement assessed using non-paralytic upper limb in hemiplegic subjects Ryohei Nabeya1), Toshiaki Sato2), Hiromi Fujii2) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 2854-2855, 2014.

	PRE-19-56 The effects of OT combined with repetitive transcranial magnetic stimulation and therapeutic electrical stimulation in chronic stroke patients Kaho Matsuyama1), Soichiro Koyama1), Shigeo Tanabe2), Tomoaki Kaneko1), Tetsuo Kanno3) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 2856-2857, 2014.

	PRE-19-57 The factors affecting treatment effect of OT combined with rTMS and TES in chronic stroke patients Yosuke Hayakawa1), Soichiro Koyama1), Shigeo Tanabe2), Tomoaki Kaneko1), Tetsuo Kanno3) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 2858-2859, 2014.

	PRE-19-58 Reliability of self-reported fatigue in the frail elderly Tomonori Nomura, Yoshihiro Watanabe Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 2860-2861, 2014.

	PRE-19-59 Effects of various electrical stimulation parameters at the posterior neck on subjective straight ahead Takaaki Fujita1), Atsushi Sato2), Ryuichi Kasahara2), Takuro Ohashi2), Toshiyuki Kakui3) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 2862-2863, 2014.

	PRE-19-60 Effects of Bilateral Arm Training on Arm Function in Sub-Acute Post-Stroke Patients : - A Cross-over Study - Motoki Nakamura, Nahoko Tokunaga, Kazuko Chida, Sin Miyatake, Takayuki Oumi Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 2864-2865, 2014.

	PRE-19-61 The matching of "The life after discharge from hospital which you imagine while in hospital" and "The actual life after discharge from hospital" of cerebral vascular sufferers and its factor. Yusuke Kamoto1), Tamako Miyamae2), Yasunobu Akiyama1), Nodoka Ajima1) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 2866-2867, 2014.

	PRE-19-62 The study on the pre-discharge factors which can predict the falls of discharged stroke patients Keiko Tanaka, Sayuri Fujii, Naojirou Tanaka, Keiko Okita, Takatsugu Okamoto Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 2868-2869, 2014.

	PRE-19-63 Effectiveness of the Cognitive Rehabilitation for Left Unilateral Spatial Neglect Mitsuharu Sugawara1), Masaharu Maeda2), Hirotaka Nagumo3), Mariko Hara4) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 2870-2871, 2014.

	PRE-19-64 Difference of the health-related quality of life according to a diagnosis of the stroke in recovery phase. Ryota Izumi1), Shinichi Noto1), Takamoto Uemura2) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 2872-2873, 2014.

	PRE-19-67 Examination of the factors related to return to the home environment and length of hospitalization in acute stroke patients Tomomi Furukawa1), Ayumi Houri1), Akihito Suzuki1), Hitoshi Mutai2) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 2874-2875, 2014.

	PRE-19-68 The Relation between Toiletting Behavior and Impairments after Stroke Eri Nakamura1), Makoto Suzuki2), Mayumi Hatakeyama1), Yuka Koremura3), Masuo Sasa4) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 2876-2877, 2014.

	PRE-19-69 Effects on Posture Control through Active Repetitive Shaking Motion Daisuke Yamanishi1), Ikko Miyamoto1), Eiji Yamada2), Keiji Aoto3) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 2878-2879, 2014.

	PRE-19-70 Relative Impact of Dementia on Behavioral Independence and Disturbances Naoyuki Chiba1), Makoto Suzuki2), Teruaki Endo3), Arisa Endo1), Yusuke Nitanda1) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 2880-2881, 2014.

	PRE-20-01 Brain activity during the flow experience - a functional near-infrared spectroscopy study - Kazuki Yoshida1),2), Daisuke Sawaura2),5), Yuji Inagaki4), Keita Ogawa5), Shinya Sakai3) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 2882-2883, 2014.

	PRE-20-02 Quality of life assessment in distal radius fracture patients undergoing postoperative therapy using SF-8 and Quick Dash Hirotoshi Hayashi1), Kazuyuki Tasaki1), Nobuhiro Nonaka1), Eiji Kaida2), Youichi Miyazaki2) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 2884-2885, 2014.

	PRE-20-03 Clinical improvement and the change of EMG activity of the paretic arm induced with HANDS therapy among patients with chronic stroke. Haruka Fukagawa1), Toshiyuki Fujiwara2), Haruka Nemoto1), Kaoru Abe1), Meigen Liu2) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 2886-2887, 2014.

	PRE-20-04 The ability to operate personal computer by mouse among the elderly Chih-wen Wang, Satoshi Nishizawa, Masamichi Hanzawa Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 2888-2889, 2014.

	PRE-20-05 Factors Related to Customer Satisfaction with Rehabilitation in Long-Term Care Health Facilities Harumi Sakamoto1), Yuu Takata1),2), Haruhiko Inada1), Junnko Okuno1), Hisako Yanagi1) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 2890-2891, 2014.

	PRE-20-06 Changes of subjective feelings of difficulties experienced in daily activities after selective neck dissection Miki Fujii1), Hisako Tajiri2), Akira Tanuma2), Tetsuya Tsuji3), Meigen Liu3) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 2892-2893, 2014.

	PRE-20-08 The study of quantitative evaluation for motor imagery by three-dimensional motion analysis Yota Obayashi, Yuji Sawada Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 2894-2895, 2014.

	PRE-20-09 Sensitivity and specificity of the horizontal flexion test for lateral epicondylitis between patients and non-patients (tennis players and non-tennis players) Shouta Kaneko, Sadako Tsubota Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 2896-2897, 2014.

	PRE-20-11 Developmental process of the Aid for Decision-making in Occupation Choice (ADOC) - iPad app for shared decision-making in occupation-focused goal setting - Hirofumi Nagayama1), Kayoko Narita1), Kounosuke Tomori2), Yuki Saitou3), Toshio Higashi4) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 2898-2899, 2014.

	PRE-20-12 Therapeutic use of self as defined by Swedish occupational therapists working with clients with cognitive impairments following acquired brain injury Kajsa Holmqvist, Marie Holmefur, Ann-Britt Ivarsson Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 2900-2900, 2014.

	PRE-20-13 The functional skill difference of the upper limb of stroke patients with respect to paralysis severity KASUMI NAGASAKA1), HIROYUKI MIYASAKA1),2), HITOMI UEMATSU1), IZUMI KONDO3), SHIGERU SONODA1),2) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 2901-2902, 2014.

	PRE-20-14 Changes of Awareness deficits in Acute Right Hemisphere Damaged Patients Over time Shingo Hashimoto1),2), Anders Kottorp3), Kimitaka Hase1), Kazue Noda2), Rumi Tanemura2) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 2903-2904, 2014.

	PRE-20-15 Performance of Singapore's young adults in the Minnesota Manual Dexterity Test and Coin Slotting Task Hua Beng Lim Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 2905-2905, 2014.

	PRE-20-16 Factors associated with anxiety and depression upon discharge in patients with hematopoietic stem cell transplantation Akiko Takata1), Hitoshi Mutai2), Masayoshi Kobayashi2) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 2906-2907, 2014.

	PRE-20-17 Determination of the cutoff score for expressing meaningful occupations using Aid for Decision-making in Occupation Choice Yuki Saito1), Kounosuke Tomori2), Kanta Ohno2), Hirofumi Nagayama3), Toshio Higashi4) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 2908-2909, 2014.

	PRE-20-18 Clients' awareness of Occupational Therapy : Effects on Motivation Youngeun Kang, Sejin Kang Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 2910-2910, 2014.

	PRE-20-19 Rehabilitation for Disused syndrome in the acute care hospital Mayumi Nomura, Toshiyuki Towatari Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 2911-2912, 2014.

	PRE-20-21 Study of predictive factors for the efficacy of modified constraint-induced movement therapy in subacute stroke patients. Koshi Matsuoka, Koji Misawa, Yosuke Nishikawa Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 2913-2914, 2014.

	PRE-20-22 Health-related quality of life and fall-related self-efficacy in patients with distal radius fracture Rie Moriya1), Ryuji Kobayashi2), Takeshi Minamizaki3), Akihiko kouno4), Hiroaki Nagatani1) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 2915-2916, 2014.

	PRE-20-23 The application of FSMAP to assess the acquired movement of the paralyzed upper limb in hemiplegics NAOKO NAKASHIMA1), HIROYUKI MIYASAKA1),2), TOMOYUKI KONDO1), IZUMI KONDO3), SHIGERU SONODA1),2) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 2917-2918, 2014.

	PRE-20-24 Effect of after training for improvement in activities of daily living and activities parallel to daily living in the ward, immediately after surgery for bone and joint diseases of the lower limbs Hironobu Asazato1), Katsuyuki Shibata2) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 2919-2920, 2014.

	PRE-20-25 The utility of tracing as a method of memory storage. Makana Tsutsui1), Masako Notoya2), Nobuyuki Sunahara3), Daisuke Kimura4) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 2921-2922, 2014.

	PRE-20-26 Effects of Occupational Therapy in Japan : An Analysis of Case Reports Based on Case Report Registration System of Japanese Association of Occupational Therapists. Yasuo Naito1),2), Tomonori Yasuda1),3), Hosei Yoshikawa1),4), Atsuko Tanimura1),5), Norikazu Kobayashi1),5) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 2923-2924, 2014.

	PRE-20-27 Influence of noise stimulation on TMT-A and GATB task performance in persons with higher brain dysfunction due to acquired brain injury Masae Suzuki1), Kosuke Furukawa1), Kikuo Ota2), Masaki Kamiya3), Akiko Maeda2) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 2925-2926, 2014.

	PRE-20-28 Comparison of Sit-to-Stand therapy between experienced and inexperienced therapist Ikko Miyamoto1),2), Daisuke Yamanishi1), Keiji Aoto3), Eiji Yamada4) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 2927-2928, 2014.

	PRE-20-29 Effect of Task-specific training for Users of Outpatient Rehabilitation and Preventive Long-term Care Toshiyuki Aoyagi1), Yukari Ohashi2) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 2929-2930, 2014.

	PRE-20-31 Associations between caregiver-perceived general behavior problems and autistic behaviors in children with autism Ping-Chen Chan1), Ying-Dar Chen2), Hsui-Chen Yen3), Li-Chen Tung3), Kuan-Lin Chen1) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 2931-2931, 2014.

PRE-20-32 Effectiveness of Occupational Therapy for ADL Executive Function Disorder Caused by a Right Parietal Lobe Lesion - Approach focused to notice the position of the body unilateral spatial neglect and configuration failure, one case that resulted in the improvement of ADL -
Takeshi Mizuno1), Yasuhito Sengoku2), Megumi Uramoto1), Isoo Okamoto1), Kazumasa Sudo1)
Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 2932-2933, 2014.

	PRE-20-33 The re-acquisition of handling chopsticks and recovery of paretic annular finger in patients with subacute stroke Toshiyuki Ishioka1), Saori Tsuchiya2), Kumiko Sasao1) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 2934-2935, 2014.

	PRE-20-34 An effect of occupational therapy program to use a procedural memory for the elderly with dementia Shuji Kijima Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 2936-2937, 2014.

	PRE-20-35 Effects on the brain when continuously operating a cell phone - Functional near-infrared spectroscopy analysis - Ayami Yoshihara1), Sakiko Ishihara1), Akiko Saito1), Toshiro Itsubo1), Yukihiko Hata2) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 2938-2939, 2014.

	PRE-20-36 Effects of occupation-centered intervention method for patients with terminal cancer HIROYA MATSUNAGA1), SHINICHI TANABE1), SHIGERU IMAMURA2) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 2940-2941, 2014.

	PRE-20-37 OCCUPATIONAL THERAPY INTERVENTION POST CVA AND CONTROL OF EDEMA Cristina Y.Toyoda1), Daniel M.C.Cruz2) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 2942-2942, 2014.

	PRE-20-38 The current status of and future issues associated with the implementation of rehabilitation in palliative care units in Japan - Therapist survey results in Japan - Hisako Tajiri1), Kazunori Takashima2), Hiromasa Shimazaki3), Izumi Yoshizawa4), Shinichi Yamamoto5) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 2943-2944, 2014.

	PRE-20-39 Research on acquisition status of bicycle skills of preschoolers. Eiko Kamiya, Asami Shimojima, Norihiro Maeda, Hideaki Takahira Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 2945-2946, 2014.

	PRE-20-40 Effect of continuous walking while humming exercise on the prefrontal cortex - Functional near-infrared spectroscopy analysis - Sakiko Ishihara1), Akiko Saito1), Ayami Yoshihara1), Toshiro Itsubo1), Yukihiko Hata2) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 2947-2948, 2014.

	PRE-20-41 Review of Occupational Therapy for Attention Disorders in Japan Tomomi Nakajima Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 2949-2950, 2014.

	PRE-20-42 Hand surgical patients' occupational performance Sussi Slot Lauridsen, Hans Jorgen Bendixen Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 2951-2951, 2014.

	PRE-20-43 The Effect of task-oriented program for hemiplegic hand use in performing activities of daily living Baek youngsoo Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 2952-2952, 2014.

	PRE-20-44 Effect of postural control on the patient with unilateral spatial neglect and hemiparesis Kaori Furukawa1),2), Kimihiro Nakahara3), Yuji Hakoda2) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 2953-2954, 2014.

	PRE-20-45 Effect of resistance training on many aspects of life functions in elderly patients with Parkinson's disease : a pilot study Yuma Sonoda1), Toshio Kawamata2) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 2955-2956, 2014.

	PRE-20-46 The changes of Oxy-Hb on imaging task of plesant or unpleasant. - Comparison of schizophrenia with controls. - Akihiko Kondoh1),2), Kiichiro Morita2),3), Yohei Ishii2), Ryo Fujiki2),3), Naohisa Uchimura2),3) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 2957-2958, 2014.

	PRE-20-47 Examination of reliability and construct validity for the Elderly version of Leisure - time Activity Enjoyment Scale Toshihiro Honke1), Takashi Yamada2), Yoshikazu Ishii3), Norikazu Kobayashi3) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 2959-2960, 2014.

	PRE-20-48 SHOWING THE DIFFERENCE IN PRESENTATION IN AN AFFECTED ARM OF A PATIENT WITH STROKE WHEN YOU USED MANUAL MUSCLE TESTING VERSUS FUGL MEYER AI LIAN LIM Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 2961-2961, 2014.

	PRE-20-49 Effect of EMG biofeedback training on hand functions according to cognitive status Seung-Hyup Han1),3), Yong-Won Choi3), Kyung-Yoon Kam2),4) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 2962-2962, 2014.

	PRE-20-50 Virtual communities of practice and professional networks : what's in it for occupational therapists? Lise Poissant1),2), Amede Gogovor2), Isabelle David2) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 2963-2963, 2014.

	PRE-20-51 Shared decision-making in occupational therapy through the eyes of the client. - A qualitative research to which degree spinal cord injury patients want to be involved in decision-making within the occupational therapy treatment process - Kim Peeters, Dominique Van de Velde, Katrijne Dierckx, Ignaas Devisch Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 2964-2964, 2014.

	PRE-20-52 Is a pseudo-random pointing manner the best way for prism adaptation tasks? Hisaaki Ota1), Sumio Ishiai2) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 2965-2966, 2014.

	PRE-20-53 Stepwise tasks for patients with attention deficit : Relationship between daily activity and outcome of the task in patients after stroke Miki Hagi1),2), Minoru Hoshiyama2) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 2967-2968, 2014.

	PRE-20-54 Relation between the activities parallel daily living in a osteoarthritis of hip postoperative female patient, and Health-related Quality of Life Chikako Yamauchi, Yukihiko nakashima, Masami Imaya, Katsuhiko Sannomiya, Hirohumi Shigemoto Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 2969-2970, 2014.

	PRE-20-55 Study on characteristics of brain damage in extremely low birth weight infants Momomi Hara1),2), Keisuke Kuge1), Sachiko Iwata3), Kenjiro Terasawa1), Sachio Takachima2),4) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 2971-2972, 2014.

	PRE-20-56 The effects of preference-based task-oriented activities on hand functions in patients with hand injuries Dong-Hee Noh1),4), Yong-Won Choi2), Seung-Hyup Han2),3), Kyung-Yoon Kam1),5) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 2973-2973, 2014.

	PRE-20-57 The comparison of recent preschoolers' data with the norm of S-JMAP (short version of Japanese version of Miller Assessment for Preschoolers) Madoka Sato1), Natsumi Morishita2), Maki Miura3), Reiko Tsuchida4) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 2974-2975, 2014.

	PRE-20-58 Recovery of pinch strength in cervical spondylotic myelopathy patients using bottle cap opening motion Hiromi Fujii1), Yumi Suzuki2), Masahiro Hayashi3) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 2976-2977, 2014.

	PRE-20-59 Self-instructional approach for using the compensation strategy for clients with unilateral spatial neglect. Kiichirou Moriyama1), Tomoko Miyahara2), Hikaru Maruiwa1) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 2978-2979, 2014.

	PRE-20-61 The number of remaining teeth related factors among patients with Parkinson's disease Akira Sagari1), Yuta Ikio1), Takayuki Tabira2), Takashi Tateishi3), Toshiro Yoshimura4) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 2980-2981, 2014.

	PRE-20-63 Tendency of standing posture in stroke patients - About the difference between right-and-left hemisphere damage - Shintaro Morimoto1), Yasuhisa Nakamura1), Takehiko Yamanaka2), Ikuo Wada3), Fumiyasu Ishii2) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 2982-2983, 2014.

	PRE-20-65 Persons with Dementia and the Ability to Choose Masaki Yagi1), Manami Saito2), Sawako Uesugi3), Yasuko Murata4), Kyoko Moriguchi5) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 2984-2985, 2014.

	PRE-20-67 An ergonomics training program for student notebook computer users - Preliminary outcomes of a six-year cohort study - Karen Jacobs, Jennifer Kaldenberg, Jackie Markowitz, Ellen Wuest, Miranda Hellman Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 2986-2986, 2014.

	PRE-21-01 Perceptions of image and emotion of colors from an intergenerational perspective Makoto Tanaka1), Takao Osanai1), Takuhiko Kato1), Kazumaru Wada1), Hisako Ogasawara2) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 2987-2988, 2014.

	PRE-21-02 Effects of different instruction methods on working memory task performance - A comparison between university students and the elderly - Katsumi Sugihara1),3), Hiroshi Furukawa2), Mizuho Fujiwara2) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 2989-2990, 2014.

	PRE-21-03 The effect of training using Wii Fit on visual motor integration Yukie Goto1), Sonomi Nakajima2), Yasuhito Sengoku2) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 2991-2992, 2014.

	PRE-21-04 Relationships between abnormalities of corpus callosum and core features and motor deficits in children with autistic spectrum disorders - Tractography study using diffusion tensor imaging - Ryuzo Hanaie1),2), Ikuko Mohri1), Kuriko Shimono1), Masaya Tachibana1), Masako Taniike1) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 2993-2994, 2014.

	PRE-21-05 Severity and Motor Function before Deep Brain Stimulation Adjustment is related to Motor Improvement Akari Sato1), Yoshiharu Kawabata2), Hiroto Takeuchi2), Junka Matsumaru2) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 2995-2996, 2014.

	PRE-21-06 The Stress Assessments of The New Members' Training Program for Kagoshima University Hospital - The Japanese Edition of the Effort-Reward Imbalance Model Questionnaire and the Brief Job Stress Questionnaire - Yuka Kawatoko, Shintaro Akihiro, Keisuke Natsume, Kenichi Ishibashiri, Satoru Ikeda Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 2997-2998, 2014.

	PRE-21-07 Effects of Early Intervention on Mental and Movement-related Functions in Children Born Preterm and Low Birth Weight : A Meta-Analytic Review of Research Literature HAE YEAN PARK, KINSUK MAITRA Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 2999-2999, 2014.

	PRE-21-08 Occupational therapy interventions in chronic pain - a systematic review Malin Hesselstrand1), Gunilla Liedberg2) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 3000-3000, 2014.

	PRE-21-09 The clinical utility of Quality of Upper Extremity Skills Test for children with cerebral palsy Megan Thorley1),2), Natasha Lannin4), Anne Cusick3), Iona Novak5), Roslyn Boyd2) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 3001-3001, 2014.

	PRE-21-10 Why Evidence-Based Practice (EBP)? A cognitive approach to the diffusion of EBP in nursing, occupational therapy and physical therapy in Switzerland Nicolas Kuhne Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 3002-3002, 2014.

	PRE-21-100 Validation of the Behavioral inattention Test for Korean version - Pilot study of conventional sub-tests - Suhyun Park1), Kyoungyoung Park2) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 3003-3003, 2014.

	PRE-21-101 Sensory Responsiveness in Siblings of Children with Autism Spectrum Disorders Claudia Hilton1),2) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 3004-3004, 2014.

	PRE-21-102 Differences of visual axis and pupil diameter between robotic feeding and self-eating in healthy subjects Atsuko Suzuki1), Yui Takahashi1), Mitsuhiro Nito2), Katsuhiko Suzuki3), Hiromi Fujii1),4) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 3005-3006, 2014.

	PRE-21-103 Evaluation of Hand Function by Using Three-Dimensional Motion Analysis System in Stroke Patients Hiroyuki Katoh1), Norihide Itoh2), Masayuki Yamada2), Hitoshi Kagaya3), Eiichi Saitoh3) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 3007-3008, 2014.

	PRE-21-104 Occupational therapy is effective with task specific training for upper limb dysfunction in patients with hemiplegia after stroke. Kunji Shirahama1), Masatoshi Gocho2), Tomomi Kawamura3), Taeko Kitahashi4), Tomonori Yasuda5) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 3009-3010, 2014.

	PRE-21-105 Care situation and caregiver burden of home-care patients with cerebral infarction who need some assistance Aki Watanabe, Kayoko Narita, Hirofumi Nagayama, takayuki Kawaguchi, Michinari Fukuda Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 3011-3012, 2014.

	PRE-21-106 Prediction of care burden using a three-dimensional accelerometer that assesses sleep in home stroke patients and their caregivers Rie Saito1), Mitsunobu Yatsunami2), Miyuki Shibahara2), Masatoshi Niwa1) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 3013-3014, 2014.

	PRE-21-107 Eye Tracking of Occupational Therapists - A Comparative Analysis of New Occupational Therapists and Experienced Occupational Therapists on the Initial Assessment of a Dementia Patient - Reona Uehara1), Kaoru Inoue2), Mio Nakamura3), Takashi Yanohara4), Ayaka Kawai1) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 3015-3016, 2014.

	PRE-21-108 Thumb MP joint range of motion and IP joint range of motion, and the relationship between the two Ayumi Sato1), Takashi Murai2), Yoshiyuki Hirahara1), Shigeharu Uchiyama3), Hiroyuki Kato3) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 3017-3018, 2014.

	PRE-21-109 Am I Still a Parent? - Promotion of Family-Centered Care in Residential Facilities for Persons with Intellectual Disabilities - Kareem Nasser1), Amalia Sa'ar2), Dalia Sachs1) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 3019-3019, 2014.

	PRE-21-11 The study comparing the change of the stress indicator in human body during the work accomplishment and the before and after rest in the "Uchida-Kraepelin psycho-diagnostic test" and a "drawing for coloring", which are different in degree concentrating one's attention. Toyoko Nozaki Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 3020-3021, 2014.

	PRE-21-110 Psychological Influence on the Same Task Performance in Different Purposeful Presentations Yoko Kubo1), Noriyoshi Asai2) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 3021-3022, 2014.

	PRE-21-111 Therapeutic use of self and the Lesbian-Gay-Bisexual-Transgender (LGBT) Client Michael A.Pizzi Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 3023-3023, 2014.

	PRE-21-114 The Application of the Classifiers in Predictors of Quality of life Outcomes after Rehabilitation for Patients with Stroke Tzyh-Chyang Chang1),2), Jiann-Der Lee2), Shih-Ting Yang2), Chung-Hsien Huang2), Ching-Yi Wu3) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 3024-3024, 2014.

	PRE-21-115 The Effects of occupational "Activity often-requested" NintendoWii on QOL for child patients. - Consideration to change with the times of "play" - Shintaro Akihiro, Keisuke Natsume, Kenichi Ishibashiri, Yuka Kawatoko, Satoshi Ikeda Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 3025-3026, 2014.

	PRE-21-116 Improvement to Occupational Performance : Play and Social Participation by OT-SI Group Intervention for Preschooler Aeri Yu, Yunkyung Choi, Chorom Ham, Seokyeon Ji Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 3027-3027, 2014.

	PRE-21-117 Effects of differences in hand visions on motor imagery during Hand Mental rotation task : A NIRS Study Shota Date, Toru Sunagawa, Hiroshi Kurumadani Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 3028-3029, 2014.

	PRE-21-118 Relationship between duration of work activity and psychological effect Koshi Sumigawa, Shuhei Koeda, Yuji Koike Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 3030-3031, 2014.

	PRE-21-119 Memory of Falling in Elderly People with Dementia - Response Concordance Rate and Reproducibility Six Months Later - Masayo Otaki1),2), Kyoko Moriguchi1), Takashi Asada2) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 3032-3033, 2014.

	PRE-21-12 Association between Oxygenated Hemoglobin Levels and TMT Results - An Analysis Using Rock-paper-scissors Pairing Tasks - Chizuko Kawabe1),2), Yohei Ishii2), Ryo Fujiki2),3), Yoshihisa Shoji3), Kiichiro Morita2),3) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 3035-3036, 2014.

	PRE-21-120 The association of socio-demographic profiles, medical profiles, and acute symptoms with the outcomes of hospital discharge among acute stroke patients Toshimasa Sone1), Kazuaki Iokawa1), Keiichi Hasegawa2), Tetsu Tsukada2), Mariko Kaneda2) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 3036-3037, 2014.

	PRE-21-121 "The psychological and physiological effects on the person by the ready-made songs which known and unknown" Sachi Miyamoto Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 3038-3039, 2014.

	PRE-21-122 Investigation of a method for identifying the language-dominant hemisphere by Near Infra-Red Spectroscopy (NIRS) Masayuki Yamada1), Megumi Suzuki1), Akiko Maeda1), Hiroyuki Katou2) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 3040-3041, 2014.

	PRE-21-123 Engagement in occupation - Using play as a means for youth in detention to acquire life skills Chi-Kwan Shea1),2) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 3042-3042, 2014.

	PRE-21-124 New assessment scale of daily activity which focused on the use of the affected upper extremity in the patients with stroke Hayato Hashimukai1), Sachiko Sakata1), Kaoru Honaga2) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 3043-3044, 2014.

	PRE-21-125 The efficacy of occupation-based intervention in comparison with therapeutic exercise in the rehabilitation of injured hands : A randomized control trial study in Malaysia Ahmad Zamir Che Daud1),2), Matthew Yau1), Fiona Barnett1), Rashdeen Fazwi3) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 3045-3045, 2014.

	PRE-21-127 Collaboration in Action : Evaluating the Extent of Family-Centered Therapy Services Lora Woo, Eunice Shen, Elizabeth Russel, Debi Craddock Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 3046-3046, 2014.

	PRE-21-128 Effects of Sensory and Motor Interventions on Adolescents and Adults with Autism Spectrum Disorders Melissa H. Kuo, Joyce Magill-Evans Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 3047-3047, 2014.

	PRE-21-129 Awareness survey of therapists engaged in end-of-life rehabilitation Yu Takeda1), Yu Usui1), Jun Aoki1), Kunji Shirahama2), Toshiaki Takahashi3) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 3048-3049, 2014.

	PRE-21-13 Execution of Program for Promoting Self-Awareness of Persons with Higher Brain Dysfunction sayori fujita1),2), ken tachiki1),2), tatsuya suzuki1), ryouko tachiki2), yumiko sano2) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 3051-3052, 2014.

	PRE-21-130 Cross-cultural reliability of the European-French version of the Developmental Coordination Disorder Questionnaire '07 (DCDQ'07) Sylvie Ray-Kaeser1), Evelyne Thommen1), Rose Martini2), Brenda Wilson3), Martine Bertrand Leiser1) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 3052-3052, 2014.

	PRE-21-131 Development of a rating scale to evaluate the relevance of occupations Kotaro Sato1),2), Takashi Ishikawa3) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 3053-3054, 2014.

	PRE-21-132 On the reaction of the parietal and occipital lobes to optical flow input in peripheral vision - A study involving the presentation of search tasks using a wide viewing angle environment - Koichi Akama, Tadashi Ichikawa Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 3055-3056, 2014.

	PRE-21-133 Functional range of motion in the metacarpophalangeal joint in the different wrist position Takashi Murai1), Ayumi Sato2), Yoshikazu Ido3), Shigeharu Uchiyama4), Hiroyuki Kato3),4) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 3057-3058, 2014.

	PRE-21-134 Neuropsychological test and Magnetic Resonance Imaging findings of mild or moderate traumatic brain injury patients in chronic stage Akifumi Komura1),2), Shiho Uduyama3),4), Keiichi Ito2),5), Yoshitaka Asano2),3),4), Jun Shinoda2),3),4) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 3059-3060, 2014.

	PRE-21-135 Efficacy of sensory-integration therapy for Japanese children with high-functioning autism spectrum disorder Ryoichiro Iwanaga, Akiko Tokunaga, Koji Tanaka, Hideyuki Nakane, Goro Tanaka Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 3061-3062, 2014.

	PRE-21-136 A Case Report : Efficacy of the three kinds of upper-limb prostheses for a patient with trans-radial amputee. Hiromichi Fujiwara1), Katsutoshi Senoo2), Manabu Yoshimura1), Takeshi Moriyama1), Shinsuke Matsumoto3) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 3063-3064, 2014.

	PRE-21-137 The wheelchair active mass of the elderly requiring care with unilateral spatial neglect - The survey in a healthcare facility for the elderly - Miki Kato1), Hayashi Ayu1), Atsushi Kishimura1), Ryoma Nakagoshi2), Hirofumi Morioka2) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 3065-3066, 2014.

	PRE-21-138 The custom of enjoying music affects the brain activity in active listening Shiori Katsuyama1), Ai Hashimoto2), Kaori Shimoda1), Bumsuk Lee1), Fusae Tozato1) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 3067-3068, 2014.

	PRE-21-139 What has gender got to do with it? - Assessing the Performance of Everyday Activities by Men and Women with HIV-associated Neurological Disorders. Camilla Hawkins Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 3069-3069, 2014.

	PRE-21-14 Fall after movement in the sitting position Takayuki Watabe, Hiroshi Shoji, Rikitaro Sako Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 3071-3072, 2014.

	PRE-21-140 The usefulness of the SHAP in Japan Kumiko Sasao1), Masaki Nakagawa2), Toshiyuki Ishioka1), Toyohiro Hamaguchi1) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 3072-3073, 2014.

	PRE-21-141 Collective Family Efficacy : Evidence for a family-centered approach Shirley Wells Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 3074-3074, 2014.

	PRE-21-142 Outpatient Occupational Therapy Interventions, Outcomes, Frequency, Duration, Intensity for Persons with Stroke : A Systematic Review of Randomized Controlled Trials Ma. Concepcion Cabatan, Nikka Karla Santos, Krizelle Cruz, Alyssa Nina Vilaga, Arnold Daniel Rubio Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 3075-3075, 2014.

	PRE-21-143 Lessons learned from an evidence-based community intervention - Experiences from a working environmental preventive project - Ase Brandt1),2) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 3076-3076, 2014.

	PRE-21-144 Occupational therapy driver assessments : Improving service delivery by addressing referral system and practice context issues Marilyn Di Stefano1), Tricia Williams2), John Catchpole3) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 3077-3077, 2014.

	PRE-21-145 The Activity-focused Occupation-based Neurobehavioral Evaluation (A-ONE) : Diverse utilization possibilities Gudrun Arnadottir Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 3078-3078, 2014.

	PRE-21-147 Translation and Validity Study of Korean Version of the Seated Postural Control Measure Minye Jung, Eunyoung Yoo, Ji-Hyuk Park, Jae-Sung Kwon Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 3079-3079, 2014.

	PRE-21-148 Critical Moments in the Transformation of Occupational Therapy Practice Ellen Nicholson1), Clare Hocking1), Marion Jones2) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 3080-3080, 2014.

	PRE-21-15 An Exploratory Study of Occupational Therapy for Acute Stroke Patients with Impaired Consciousness Kazuyo Oryoji1), Yasuhiro Higashi2),3), Tomoko Nishikawa1), Shinichi Takabatake1), Hideki Miyaguchi4) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 3082-3083, 2014.

	PRE-21-150 Assessment of Motor and Process Skills in an Argentinean patient with frontal lobe syndrome : where should we focus? Suppicich Fernanda Maria1),2), Ciampa Agostina1), Vivanco Ana Ines1),2), Camino de la Llosa Julieta1),2) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 3083-3083, 2014.

	PRE-21-151 A pilot study to estimate the effect of group occupational therapy for the children with severe motor and intellectual disabilities (SMID) - a rating scale to assess "how did they enjoy the therapy? - Kayoko Ide, Naomi Momosaki, Fumie Zenmyou Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 3084-3085, 2014.

	PRE-21-152 Improving Patient Safety : Prevention and Reduction of Practice Errors in Occupational Therapy Practice Keli Mu, Linda Scheirton, Helene Lohman Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 3086-3086, 2014.

	PRE-21-153 A Trial for Occupational Therapy Centered on Patients at Recovery Phase Rehabilitation Wards - Introduction of Canadian Occupational Performance Measure - Shinya Watanabe1), Maiko Kanbe1), Kazuaki Higo1), Tomomi Tada1), Shunji Sawa2) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 3087-3088, 2014.

	PRE-21-154 Development of affective prosody evaluation Go KURAUCHI, Koichi NAGAKI, Hideki MIYAGUCHI Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 3089-3090, 2014.

	PRE-21-155 The deep head of pronator quaratus activity at grounding with hand Mineo OYAMA, Masahiro ODAGIRI, Shouta MATUZAWA, Yuichi NAKAMURA, Takashi HOEI Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 3091-3092, 2014.

	PRE-21-156 Effect of flowing water on breathing patterns during shampooing. Satomi Sasanuma1), Masafumi Nozoe2), Sachie Takashima3), Kazuhiro Matsushita2), Kyoushi Mase3) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 3093-3094, 2014.

	PRE-21-157 The Use of Evidence-Based Practice Among OT Practitioners, a Survey - Evidence Based Practice among OTs - Husny Amerih1), Reda Shihadeh2) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 3095-3095, 2014.

	PRE-21-159 A systematic review of measurement properties of the Assessment of Motor and Process Skills (AMPS) Kylie Wales1), Lindy Clemson1), Natasha Lannin2), Ian Cameron3) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 3096-3096, 2014.

	PRE-21-16 Cognitive assessment of visuospatial function in the community-dwelling elderly Kazuhiko Sato1), Yuko Hayashi2), Terumi Kijima3) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 3098-3099, 2014.

	PRE-21-160 Listening to Pleasant Music Improve Visual Attention in a Patients with Mild Traumatic Brain Injury : A Case Report Chi-Chun Kao, Pei-Luen Tsai Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 3099-3099, 2014.

	PRE-21-161 A systematic review of instruments for measuring evidence-based practice (EBP) learner outcomes Helen Buchanan1), Nandi Siegfried2),3), Jennifer Jelsma1) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 3100-3100, 2014.

	PRE-21-162 Reviewing the literature on anger management strategies used with adolescents from an Occupational Therapy perspective Patrick Hynes1), Margot Barry2),3) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 3101-3101, 2014.

	PRE-21-163 Validity of the DC Test of the SIPT With Typical Pre - and Early - Adolescents 9 and 13 Years Old OJayne Bowman Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 3102-3102, 2014.

	PRE-21-164 How the physical environment of nursing homes for people with dementia can contribute to participation in meaningful occupations Lena Rosenberg Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 3103-3103, 2014.

	PRE-21-17 The influence of difference in visual information on motor imagery - Examination using the motor evoked potential by transcranial magnetic stimulation - Miho Hiramoto, Masashi Kohno, Masatoshi Minakuchi, Yoshihiro Yukawa, Takanori Tominaga Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 3105-3106, 2014.

	PRE-21-18 Qualitative study on the significance of occupational activities in palliative care recognized by occupational therapists Nobuyuki Takanashi Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 3107-3108, 2014.

	PRE-21-19 Knowledge of results on motor learning in the shoulder joint flexion task - Effect of reducing KR - Eri Okada1), Yoichiro Aoyagi2), Hitoshi Onishi3), Nozomi Hokimoto4), Naomi Fukaya1) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 3109-3110, 2014.

	PRE-21-20 The effect that the presence or absence of vibration induced illusory movements in the motor imagery gives to the corticospinal excitability - Examination using the motor evoked potential by the transcranial magnetic stimulation - Yoshihiro Yukawa, Kenji Oue, Miho Hiramoto, Masashi Kohno, Takanori Tominaga Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 3111-3112, 2014.

	PRE-21-21 A way to facilitate the readiness for healthcare professionals' to support technology use in everyday life for persons with dementia Camilla Malinowsky, Lena Rosenberg, Louise Nygard Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 3113-3113, 2014.

	PRE-21-22 The intervention study about the relation between the quality of subjective sleep, and how to pass after supper Shiori Ishihara1), Emi Miki2) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 3114-3115, 2014.

	PRE-21-23 The effect of Cognitive Occupational Training on boys with Developmental Coordination Disorder in a correctional facility hideki miyaguchi1), chinami ishizuki1), aya yoshida2), hiroaki tanaka3), kouji miyaguchi4) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 3116-3117, 2014.

	PRE-21-24 COMPARISON OF EFFECTIVENESS BETWEEN DIFFERENT PHYSICAL AGENT MODALITIES ON TENDO ACHILLES IN CEREBRAL PALSY Syed Ibne Hasan, sara Sheikh, Faizan Khanzada, Gori Sabhandas, Shankar Ahuja Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 3118-3118, 2014.

	PRE-21-26 Evaluating clinical utility of the Personal Care Participation Assessment and Resource Tool (PC-PART) in a rehabilitation setting using mixed methods. Susan Darzins1),2), Christine Imms1),2), Marilyn Di Stefano2), Camilla Radia-George3) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 3119-3119, 2014.

	PRE-21-30 Participation Assessment with Recombined Tools (PART-OS) used after TBI: Transcultural Adaptation and Validation in the Argentinean Population. Myriam Scaffa, Andrea Iriarte, Magali Oppenheimer, Fernanda Suppicich, Andrea Cauda Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 3120-3120, 2014.

	PRE-21-31 Hippotherapy and Special Olympic Athletes - A Mixed Methods Study - Katie Beuker, Robin Duncan, Meredith Fathauer, Leah Spoelman, Lauren Walker Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 3121-3121, 2014.

	PRE-21-33 Referral Reasons for Sensory Integration in Korea Meesun Kim, Eunsun Kang, Saerom Park Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 3122-3122, 2014.

	PRE-21-35 Three-dimensional motion analysis of the opposite shoulder girdle during reaching : a pilot study Takuma Umemori1), Ryo Okuma1), Yasuhide Nakayama1), Hiroaki Yoshida1), Shu Watanabe2) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 3123-3124, 2014.

	PRE-21-36 The relation between performance abilities and age, and body restrictions. Tatsuya Kaneno1),3), Yuka Sampei4), Sawako Saito2) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 3125-3126, 2014.

	PRE-21-37 Searching for Clues to Find Any Visual Responses from Three Patients with Severe Motor and Intellectual Disabilities Hiromi Morita1), Chinami Ishizuki2), Noriko Kamakura3),4) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 3127-3128, 2014.

	PRE-21-38 Analysis of Case Reports in Japanese Association of Occupational Therapists Database Takashi Tamura1),2), Yoshiki Tamaru1),3), Yasuo Naito1),4), Atsuko Tanimura1),5), Norikazu Kobayashi1),5) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 3129-3130, 2014.

	PRE-21-39 A new cognitive function test for severe dementia - development of Cognitive Test for Severe Dementia - Hiroyuki Tanaka1),2), Masayasu Uematsu1), Keita Fukuhara2),3), Takashi Nishikawa2) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 3131-3132, 2014.

	PRE-21-40 The effect of pedaling exercise on emotion, electroencephalogram and the serotoninergic system Satoko Ohmatsu1), Takanori Tominaga1), Masashi Kohno1), Shu Morioka2) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 3133-3134, 2014.

	PRE-21-41 Addressing an Ethical Challenge : Managing Consent in Dementia Research Alison Douglas1),2), Lori Letts2), Kevin Eva3), Julie Richardson2) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 3135-3135, 2014.

	PRE-21-42 Examining Internal Validity of the Model of Human Occupation Screening Tool Japanese version for mental recuperation ward patients with dementia Using Rasch analysis Yoshikazu Ishii1), Naoko Fujita2), Nachiko Ishii3) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 3136-3137, 2014.

	PRE-21-43 Development of Body Schema in Children with Autistic Spectrum Disorders - Examination by Mental Rotation Tasks - Katsuko Hida1),3), Kaoru Sekiyama2) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 3138-3139, 2014.

	PRE-21-44 How do children's participation measures assess participation? - A content review of existing measures - Chi-Wen Chien, Sylvia Rodger, Jodie Copley, Kelly Skorka Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 3140-3140, 2014.

	PRE-21-45 Association between driving simulation tasks and frontal lobe activity - towards the development of a therapeutic driver rehabilitation program - Yasuhiro Sawada1),2), Rumi Tanemura1), Masako Fujii2),3), Kazuaki Goshi4) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 3141-3142, 2014.

	PRE-21-46 The quality of ADL task performance based on self-report and observation in people living at home with cancer. Eva Ejlersen Waehrens1),2), Karen la Cour1), Ase Brandt1) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 3143-3143, 2014.

	PRE-21-47 Effectiveness of the mobile healthcare applications on health promotion in community-based frail elders Shih-Min Huang1), Chia-Hui Hung2), Ping-Chia Li3), Li-Ching Chang3), Shih-Chen Fan3) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 3144-3144, 2014.

	PRE-21-48 Contribution between visual axis and upper extremity motion time during eating in the healthy subjects Shunji Sasaki1), Yumi Suzuki2), Mitsuhiro Nito3), Yuki Kawakatsu1), Hiromi Fujii4),5) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 3145-3146, 2014.

	PRE-21-49 Designing trials of complex occupational therapy with the involvement of patients and clinicians Jo Adams1), Kelly Hislop1), Alison Hammond3), Krysia Dziedzic2), Sofia Barbosa Boucas1) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 3147-3147, 2014.

	PRE-21-50 Communication-assisted technology using a P300-based Brain-Computer Interface (BCI) by bone-conduction auditory stimulation Makoto Chishima1), Takayoshi Yamaga2), Satoshi Sakurai3), Atsushi Nara4), Kazunori Itoh5) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 3148-3149, 2014.

	PRE-21-51 Comparison of the body's estimation between healthy adults, healthy elderly adults and adults with disability. - Using reaching movement in standing - KOJI MATSUMURA1), YUJI TAOKA1), SATOSHI TANO1), KATSUKI TAKAOKA1), HARUO UGUISU2) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 3150-3151, 2014.

	PRE-21-52 Empirical basis of the Interest Checklist categories Hiroshi Ikeda1), Natsuki Ohtomo2), Miyu Sakayauchi1) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 3152-3153, 2014.

	PRE-21-53 A quantitative method for assessing the legibility of Japanese handwritten sentences Chisa Ikeda1),2), Sonomi Nakajima3), Yuji Nakamura3), Toshio Ohyanagi4), Yasuhito Sengoku3) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 3154-3155, 2014.

	PRE-21-54 Driving characteristics of people with brain disorders who underwent on-road evaluations Shusaku Kishimoto1), Takashi Kato1),2), Takashi Suetsuna1), Masayo Aihara1), Akinori Oishi1) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 3156-3157, 2014.

	PRE-21-55 Examination of the reaction of calling to a bedridden elderly person using NIRS Kanako Terasaki1),2), Kenji Kamijo2) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 3158-3159, 2014.

	PRE-21-56 Comparisons by care staff of the volition of patients with severe motor and intellectual disabilities and blood flow to the prefrontal area Masanori Yoshida1), Rie Yoshida1), Sayaka Nakamura1), Hirofumi Atsumi1), yuji Nakamura2) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 3160-3161, 2014.

	PRE-21-57 Examination on How to Develop Visual Response Detection Method (First Tentative Method) Designed for Seriously Disabled Children and on Judgment Method by Use of the Method Hiromi Morita1), Noriko Kamakura2),3) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 3162-3163, 2014.

	PRE-21-58 The Progressive Goal Attainment Program (PGAP(R)) : A Natural Fit in the OT Toolbox Jeffrey David Boniface, Giovanna Boniface Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 3164-3164, 2014.

	PRE-21-59 The vocational aptitude using the General Aptitude Test Battery in traumatic brain injury with high brain dysfunction Hironori Miyata1),3), Takashi Matsuo2),3), Tatsuhiko Fukahori1),3), Kanako Terasaki1),3), Takayuki Tabira3) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 3165-3166, 2014.

	PRE-21-60 Reliability of occupational therapy students using the Figure-of-Eight technique of measuring hand volume Nadar Mohammed SH.1), Dua'a Al-Kandari2), Maqdad Taaqi3) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 3167-3167, 2014.

	PRE-21-61 Young adults with Developmental Coordination Disorder (DCD) : A functional profile Miri Tal-Saban1), Asher Ornoy2),3), Shula Parush1) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 3168-3168, 2014.

	PRE-21-62 Children's experience of receiving school-based occupational therapy Nadine Milgate1), Michael Curtin1), Christina Davidson2) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 3169-3169, 2014.

	PRE-21-63 Levels of evidence for occupational therapy intervention for cancer patients in Japan : A literature review Yoshinori HARADA1), Hiroyuki NOTOH2), Masataka SHIKATA3) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 3170-3171, 2014.

	PRE-21-64 Hand Assessment for Infants (HAI) for quantifying hand function and asymmetry in infants 3-10 months. Lena Krumlinde Sundholm1), Linda Ek1), Lena Sjostrand1), Elisa Sicola2), Ann-Christin Eliasson1) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 3172-3172, 2014.

	PRE-21-66 Use of the functional electrical stimulation device NESS H200(R) to improve upper limb function in subacute phase stroke patients Miho Shinohara1), Sayuri Sugami1), Miki Onisi1), Kouji Sato1), Toshio Mori2) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 3173-3174, 2014.

	PRE-21-67 Environmental adjustments for students with disabilities - focus on new technology in high school - Helene Lidstrom1),2), Elin Ekbladh1) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 3175-3175, 2014.

	PRE-21-68 A study of a measuring method using a seating posture measuring instrument Takashi Kinose1), Takafumi Izutsu2), Hiroshi Koga3), Takashi Handa4) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 3176-3177, 2014.

	PRE-21-69 Application of Clinical Reasoning concept in Occupational Therapy - A cross-cultural study of literature from 2006 to 2012 - Sho Maruyama1),2), Ryutaro Nagatani2) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 3178-3179, 2014.

	PRE-21-70 Neural mechanism of eating action - Clinical application for severe dementia - Kaori Yamaguchi1), Kimihiro Nakamura2), Go Igarashi3), Masahiro Tanaka3), Yasoichi Nakajima1) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 3180-3181, 2014.

	PRE-21-72 Change in the subjective satisfaction levels of the collective Occupational Therapy in the recovery phase rehabilitation - using the evaluation perspective modified ARS - Manami Tanaka1),2), Atsushi Hirata1),2), Shiori Minami2),3), Minami Kuniyoshi1),2), Syunji Shimazaki1),2) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 3182-3183, 2014.

	PRE-21-73 The reason why stroke survivors tend to continue the rehabilitation with the health insurance for a long period - From the survey about OT clients of a rehabilitation hospital in Tokyo - Eriko Suzuki1), Norikazu Kobayashi2) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 3184-3185, 2014.

	PRE-21-74 Relationship change of temporal sitting posture and muscle fatigue noriko sawada1), Tatsuo Hatta2), Hirotoshi Kishigami2) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 3186-3187, 2014.

	PRE-21-75 Effect of vibration stimulus to the soles of children with Pervasive Developmental Disabilities Yusuke Watanabe1), Taro Ohtoshi2), Satoshi Takada1) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 3188-3189, 2014.

	PRE-21-77 Digital literacy in the occupational therapy profession : Examining our status and exploring our future. Anita Hamilton1),2), Annemieke Craig2), Jo Coldwell-Neilson2) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 3190-3190, 2014.

	PRE-21-79 Impact of the Introduction of an Occupation-focused Theory on the Clinical Reasoning in Therapists Working with Clients in the Cancer Population Patricia Bowyer1), Lauro Munoz2), Haydee Montemayor1), Jackson Parker1), Meagan Wisniewski1) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 3191-3191, 2014.

	PRE-21-80 Clinical assessment of cancer-related fatigue : current practice vs. clinical guidelines Elizabeth Pearson, Carol McKinstry, Marilyn di Stefano Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 3192-3192, 2014.

	PRE-21-81 Validating a parent and teacher assessment of activities of daily living in children requiring occupational therapy : The ACHIEVE assessment. Duncan Pentland1), Christine Owen2), Jacquelin e Whitehead1), Kirsty Forsyth1) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 3193-3193, 2014.

	PRE-21-82 A Systematic Realist Review of Factors Influencing Return to Work Ev Innes Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 3194-3194, 2014.

	PRE-21-83 An Effectiveness of Verbal Supports for Clients' Motivation Kenta Nomura1), Yuji Hiroe2), Megumi Shiraishi3), Mayuko Yako3), Yuko Kobayashi4) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 3195-3196, 2014.

	PRE-21-84 The Effect of Cognitive Skill Training on ADLs, IADLs, Mental Functions, and Values, Beliefs and Spirituality for Traumatic Brain Injury : A Meta Analysis of Randomized Controlled Trials - Cognitive Skill Training in TBI - KINSUK MAITRA1), KRISTINA MARTINEZ1),2), HAE YEAN PARK1) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 3197-3197, 2014.

	PRE-21-85 An OT Cognitive Behavioural Therapy Program for Bariatric Surgery Patients Karen Barclay, Susan Forwell Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 3198-3198, 2014.

	PRE-21-86 Study on the characteristics of the change of the body functions among different aged groups caused by mental work Shinichi Aoyama1), Tsuneji Murakami1), Asako Matubara1), Hiroshi Kurumadani2) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 3199-3200, 2014.

	PRE-21-87 Relationship between Diffusion Tensor Image (DTI) and long-term outcome in patients after cerebral infarction received Constraint-induced Movement therapy Takashi Takebayashi1), Keisuke Hanada1), Satoru Amano1), Kohei Marumoto2), Kazuhisa Domen2) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 3201-3202, 2014.

	PRE-21-88 The Relationship between Risk of Falls and the performance of Cognitive Function test on The Right Brain-damaged Patients Atsuko Ishida1), Yoko Yokoyama2), Kazuo Saito3), Hiroaki Takahashi1), Toshiko Futaki1) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 3203-3204, 2014.

	PRE-21-89 Imaged Timed Up & Go Test as a tool to assess fall risk for healthy elderly - Association with body and cognitive functions - Mutsuhide Tanaka, Takeshi Yoshida, Yasuho Fukumoto Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 3205-3206, 2014.

	PRE-21-90 Three-dimensional analysis of the arm trajectory during reaching performance : a pilot study Ryo Okuma1), Takuma Umemori1), Yasuhide Nakayama1), Aki Yokoi1), Shu Watanabe2) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 3207-3208, 2014.

	PRE-21-91 How do Japanese occupational therapists use picture books as an intervention? Miki Fujimoto1), Chisato Saito2) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 3209-3210, 2014.

	PRE-21-92 Effect of rehabilitation on cancer brain fog - A systematic review and meta-analysis of randomized control trials - Akiko Hanai, Tadao Tsuboyama Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 3211-3212, 2014.

	PRE-21-93 OT and RCT : What the Evidence is Not Piling Up Kathlyn Reed Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 3213-3213, 2014.

	PRE-21-95 Correlation between Behavioral, Emotional, and Sensory Processing Difficulties in Children with Developmental Disabilities Evelyn Andersson1), Ruchi Bhargava2) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 3214-3214, 2014.

	PRE-21-97 Activities of daily live training group - An intervention strategy for the treatment of children with cerebral palsy Tatiana B. Pontes1), Pedro HTQ. Almeida1), Simone C. Pereira2), Flavia M Oliveira1) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 3215-3215, 2014.

	PRE-21-98 Neurocognitive and Functional Outcomes after Primary Intracerebral Hemorrhage in Urban Underserved Adults - Impact of ICH in African Americans - Dorothy Edwards1), Hui Chun Chen1), Jeffery Wing3), Laura Russell2), Chelsea Kidwell2) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 3216-3216, 2014.

	PCI-18-01 Potential of a Posture Controlling Game with the Wii Balance Board - Assessment with Healthy Subjects - Yuko Ito1), Kaoru Inoue1), Osamu Morikawa2), Shigeru Sato3) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 3217-3218, 2014.

	PCI-18-02 Development of a website for sharing rehabilitation plans - Everyone's Rehabilitation-plan - Sei Uezu1), Kounosuke Tomori2), Yuki Saitou3), Kanta Ohno2), Toshio Higashi4) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 3219-3220, 2014.

	PCI-18-03 Development of an active glove system for patients with cervical spinal cord injury to restore finger function Toshio Higashi1), Shunji Moromugi2), Masahiro Ishihara3), Tomitaro Akiyama4), Takakazu Ishimatsu2) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 3221-3222, 2014.

	PCI-18-04 Perspectives of occupational therapists working in primary health promotion Rebecca Wood1), Tracy Fortune1), Carol McKinstry2) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 3223-3223, 2014.

	PCI-18-05 Pilot Study of Current Status of Occupational Therapy in South Korea : Basic Statistics and Interesting Correlations Hyub Kim, Junghyun Han, Hyejin Park, Se-yeon Choi, Sunho Kim Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 3224-3224, 2014.

	PCI-18-06 The Kawa model under the sight of the Actor Network Theory : an interpretative proposal for occupational therapy in the paradigm of complexity. Daniela Olivares1), Daniela Castro2),3) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 3225-3225, 2014.

	PCI-18-07 The current situation of occupational therapy practice in Mainland China Hisako Shinkawa1), Nobuhiro Nara2), Fubiao Huang3), Xiaomei Chen3), Yue Gu3) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 3226-3227, 2014.

	PCI-18-08 Proposal of occupational therapy recording using ICD9-CM - Occupational therapy record under the DPC - Toshinori Kihara Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 3228-3229, 2014.

	PCI-18-09 Practice Models : Positioning OT for the 5A's of Self Management Lori Cyr Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 3230-3230, 2014.

	PCI-18-10 Revolutionary Leadership and the National Health Insurance Plan : Reflections for Occupational Therapy in South Africa Fatima Hendricks Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 3231-3231, 2014.

	PCI-18-11 Health care and society alter - behavior change interventions delivered by mobile telephone Ulrika Mussener, Preben Bendtsen Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 3232-3232, 2014.

	PCI-18-12 Occupational Therapy and Sustainable Development - a Swedish perspective Ida Kahlin Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 3233-3233, 2014.

	PCI-18-13 THINKING THE FUTURE : PROJECTIONS AND EXPECTATIONS OF OCCUPATIONAL THERAPY - REFLECTIONS FROM COLOMBIA - JUAN ARANGO1),2) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 3234-3234, 2014.

	PCI-18-14 Non-restriction monitoring using the wireless cough - measuring system hajime tsujimura1),3), masafumi matsumura1),2) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 3235-3236, 2014.

	PCI-18-15 Adopting the LEADS Framework to a Leadership Special Interest Group in British Columbia Giovanna Boniface2), Lori Cyr1), Remy Lim4), Jane Rodwell3), Patti Erlendson1) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 3237-3237, 2014.

	PCI-18-16 The Mechanically Assisting & Interacting Knob (MAIK) : Motivating and adaptive (home) training after stroke Anja Kollmar1),2), Dominik Wyser1), Stefan Seiterle1), Robert Riener1),2), Peter Wolf1),2) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 3238-3238, 2014.

	PCI-18-17 Examining the presence of disability studies in occupational therapy - A scoping study - Nicole Thomson1),2), Rona Macdonald1), Michael Iwama3) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 3239-3239, 2014.

	PCI-18-19 The new spider splint was borned. Tomoyuki Seki1), Koichi Ohba1), Tomoaki Tanabe2), Yuya Okazaki2), Kiyoshi Yasaki3) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 3240-3241, 2014.

	PCI-18-20 Development of the Mediation Components Mapping Assessment (MCMA) for occupational therapists Naama Katz1), Noomi Katz1), Dalia Sachs2) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 3242-3242, 2014.

	PCI-18-21 Development of reaction time tasks for the assessment of attention dysfunction and their usability Yasuhito Sengoku1), Toshio Ohyanagi2) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 3243-3244, 2014.

	PCI-18-22 Social Determinants of Health in Araucania, Chile : - Case studies through the application of the Kawa Model. - Roberto Nieto1),2), Eduardo Herrera1) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 3245-3245, 2014.

	PCI-18-23 Let's peel off the lid from a yogurt container - Creation of patients' options and support their decision - Chiaki Kabutomori, Rikiya Mitsuhashi Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 3246-3247, 2014.

	PCI-18-24 Opportunities to infuse sustainability into OT practice Lynn Gitlow, Carole Dennis Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 3248-3248, 2014.

	PCI-18-25 iWakka : Average grip force and examination of validation methodology Sakiko Nakamura1), Erina Furukawa1), Hiroto Kashiwagura1), Koichi Ohba1), Kiyoshi Yasaki1),2) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 3249-3250, 2014.

	PCI-18-26 The FlightGate Tool - Understanding the practice development needs of individuals - Rebecca Shute1), Kirsty Forsyth2), Jane Melton1) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 3251-3251, 2014.

	PCI-18-28 An occupational therapy approach for patients with advanced, metastatic, and recurrent cancer Hisako Tajiri, Rumiko Kato, Kazuhide Tajiri, Hideyuki Yashiro, Akira Tanuma Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 3252-3253, 2014.

	PCI-18-30 Virtual teamworking : A strategy for global collaboration? Sarah Bodell1), Ken Levins2) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 3254-3254, 2014.

	PCI-18-32 Occupational therapy in PFI correctional facilities in Japan - Report on individual occupational therapy for inmates with disabilities - Takako Morikawa1),2), Hajime Adachi1),3), Hisashi Uehara1), Yumiko Yoshida1) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 3255-3256, 2014.

	PCI-18-34 Cultural Understanding and Conflicts in New Zealand. - Tall Poppy Syndrome, a friend or foe to therapeutic intervention in New Zealand - Dan Johnson Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 3257-3257, 2014.

	PCI-18-36 User involvement in occupational therapy research Barbara Piskur1),2), Anna J.H.M. Beurskens1), Marian J. Jongmans5), Marjolijn Ketelaar3),4), Rob J.E.M. Smeets2) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 3258-3258, 2014.

	PCI-18-38 Effects of Robot-Assisted Therapy on Sensorimotor Recovery, Daily Functions, and Level of Biomarkers in Patients With Subacute Stroke : A Pilot Study Meng-Ta Lee1), Ching-Yi Wu2), Yu-Yin Lu1), Shih-Han Wang2), Keh-Chung Lin1),3) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 3259-3259, 2014.

	PCI-19-01 DEVELOPMENT OF MOTOR-REDUCED VISUAL PERCEPTION SOFTWARE FOR THAI SCHOOL-AGED CHILDREN IN ELEMENTARY EDUCATION LEVEL, YEAR 1-3 SUPAPORN CHINCHAI, SARINYA SRIPETCHARAWUT, SUCHITPORN LERSILP, PEERAYA MUNKHETVIT Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 3260-3260, 2014.

	PCI-19-02 Professional reasoning of Dutch occupational paediatric therapists - Changing approaches in handwriting - Jolien Houten van den1), Margo Hartingsveldt van2) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 3261-3261, 2014.

	PCI-19-03 Pediatric Occupational Therapy in the Netherlands - Developing a broadly supported Profile - Margo van Hartingsveldt1), Jolien van den Houten2), Inge van der Leij-Hemmen3), Marjon ten Velden1) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 3262-3262, 2014.

	PCI-19-04 Effects of an educational intervention on the mental health literacy of junior high school students Kenichiro fukuda1), Reiki Kimachi2), Hironori Hayashida2), Hiroyuki Inadomi3), Goro Tanaka4) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 3263-3264, 2014.

	PCI-19-05 The importance of inter-disciplinary approach across different facilities - A case with ALS who were introduced communication device while staying at acute care hospital - Shigenobu Hirata, Yousuke Kunisawa, Jyunko Kunitomo, Yukihiro Takahata, Mituru Yamamoto Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 3265-3266, 2014.

	PCI-19-07 Occupational Therapy Programs for Patient with Anti-N-Methyl-D-Aspartate Receptor Encephalitis : Two Cases Report Min-Yuan Yu1), Ying-Chao Chang2) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 3267-3267, 2014.

	PCI-19-08 Evaluation of a new method to remediate time processing ability in children with disability in special schools Gunnel Janeslatt1), Sara Wallin Ahlstrom2), Mats Granlund3) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 3268-3268, 2014.

	PCI-19-09 Public Policies for youth in Brazil : Contributions of Social Occupational Therapy Rafael Barreiro1), Ana Paula Malfitano2) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 3269-3269, 2014.

	PCI-19-10 OBP2.0 - as a New Model for Occupational Therapy - Mutsumi Teraoka1),2), Makoto Kyougoku3), Hiromi Nakamura-Thomas4) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 3270-3271, 2014.

	PCI-19-11 The challanges of everyday technology in the workplace for persons with acquired brain injury Ann-Charlotte Kassberg2), Inger Maria Prellwitz1), Maria Larsson-Lund1),3) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 3272-3272, 2014.

	PCI-19-12 Smartphone environmental control system Michele Verdonck1),2), Sebrina Joyce3), Fiona Maye1) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 3273-3273, 2014.

	PCI-19-13 Possibility examination of the cooperation of the Japanese occupational therapist for China Taiki Yoshida1), Takanori Sasaki2) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 3274-3275, 2014.

	PCI-19-14 Occupation - and client-centred assessment in school-based OT practice - Assessing children's occupational performance within primary schools - Andrea Hassebusch1), Zillhardt Cornelie2), Dunford Carolyn3) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 3276-3276, 2014.

	PCI-19-15 Factors associated with parents' time use change and children's subsequent decrease in BMI Kristina Orban1),2), Lena-Karin Erlandsson1), Anna-Karin Edberg2), Kristina Thorngren-Jerneck2),3), Jenny Onnerfalt2),3) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 3277-3277, 2014.

	PCI-19-16 Seeding Occupational Therapy in Cambodia, Laos, Myanmar and Vietnam : A collaborative approach of on line education Yumiko Hayashi1), Yvonne Thomas2), Makoto Kono3), Hai Hoang Hoa4) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 3278-3279, 2014.

	PCI-19-17 Improving the Sleep of Swedish AD/HD Sufferers with a Patented Quilt Pele Siljedahl Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 3280-3281, 2014.

	PCI-19-18 The Effect of Tablet PCs on the Visual Perception and Hand Functions of Children with Intellectual Disabilities Mi young Hong Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 3282-3282, 2014.

	PCI-19-19 Improvement of yes/no judgment accuracy using a feedback system - Using remaining function - Tomoko Funayama1), Yoshiaki Kogure1), Ryota Kimura2), Miki Miura3), Yasutaka Uchida1) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 3283-3284, 2014.

	PCI-19-20 Development of a Community Focused Resource to Facilitate Children's Participation after Traumatic Brain Injury (TBI) Margaret Anne Jones1), Clare Hocking1), Kathryn McPherson2) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 3285-3285, 2014.

	PCI-19-21 Application of the human-machine interface technology to occupational therapy Tomoko Funayama1), Yoshiaki Kogure1), Ryota Kimura2), Nobuo Homma1), Yasutaka Uchida1) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 3286-3287, 2014.

	PCI-19-22 Evolution and challenges of occupational therapy : a Mauritian legacy Shafiq Peer Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 3288-3288, 2014.

	PCI-19-23 Cancer Rehabilitation in Taiwan : the Barriers and Challenges Ying-Chun Chou1), Sheau-Ling Huang2), Athena, Yi-Jung Tsai1) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 3289-3289, 2014.

	PCI-19-24 The Assessment of Rehabilitation for Pediatric Patients Undergoing Hematopoietic Stem Cell Transplantation Naomi Yanada1), Madoka Ogawa1), Hiroaki Kimura2) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 3290-3291, 2014.

	PCI-19-25 Trial of new fine motor function improvement using Dynamic Movement Orthoses Glove to a school age cerebral palsy child - Japan shimonoseki - Haruka Morifuji Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 3292-3293, 2014.

	PCI-19-28 Teletherapy : Providing an Occupational Therapy service to children who are not living in close proximity to professionals in the Middle East. Maria Quirke Maria Quirke Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 3294-3294, 2014.

	PCI-19-29 The world is bigger than your own country! Mieke le GranseElien van der WijstCommittee International Affairs Dutch occupational therapy association Mieke le Granse, Elien van der Wijst Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 3295-3295, 2014.

	PCI-19-31 The use of the iPad for hand rehabilitation poststroke - a pilot study Debbie Rand1), Tamara Schejter-Margalit2), Israel Dudkiewicz2), Gabi Zeilig3), Rachel Kizony3),4) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 3296-3296, 2014.

	PCI-20-01 Returning to Work after Breast Cancer : A Critical Review Joanne Park1), Mamdouh Shubair2) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 3297-3297, 2014.

	PCI-20-02 Evaluations of driving ability of the patients after brain injury - A practice report. Misato Yanagida Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 3298-3299, 2014.

	PCI-20-03 The brace therapy for preventing and improving aspiration pneumonia Shiho Fujioka1), Tamiko Furutani1), Masataka Yamamoto1), Youhei Kanno2), Yuu Shimada1) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 3300-3301, 2014.

	PCI-20-04 Motor Representational Maps of Primary Motor Cortex for Reciprocal Muscles Takumi Oyama1), Makoto Suzuki2), Hikari Kirimoto2), Mineo Oyama2), Hideaki Onishi2) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 3302-3303, 2014.

	PCI-20-05 Development of electric tricycle for cervical spinal cord injuries TSUTOMU TAMAGAKI1),2), ETSUMI OKIKAWA3) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 3304-3305, 2014.

	PCI-20-06 Report on support program for resuming driving Satoe Yamada1), Takaji Suzuki2), Kouichi Onaka3), Kunihiko Suzuki3) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 3306-3307, 2014.

	PCI-20-07 Wishes, priorities and context demands related to activities in everyday life for persons with MCI - A scoping study Eva Lindqvist, Annika Persson Vasiliou, Louise Nygard Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 3308-3308, 2014.

	PCI-20-08 Development of the Occupational Performance with Autonomy Scale (OPA) Kayoko Narita1), Hirofumi Nagayama1), Arisa Kamiya2), Yuka Murashima3), Kounosuke Tomori4) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 3309-3310, 2014.

	PCI-20-10 Secrets of Successful Aging : - A Qualitative Study of Productive Occupations in Retirement - Marilyn B Cole1), Karen Macdonald2) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 3311-3311, 2014.

	PCI-20-11 The relationship between a newly developed reaction time task and an on-road driving assessment for people with brain injury Kyohei Yamada1),2),3), Toshio Ohyanagi4), Kunihiro Kanaya2), Shunichi Sugihara3), Yasuhito Sengoku5) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 3312-3313, 2014.

	PCI-20-12 Analysis of eye movements during drive simulator operation using the video recording Masayoshi Kobayashi1), Tsutomu Sasaki1), Risa Takahashi1), Hideya Momose1),2) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 3314-3315, 2014.

	PCI-20-13 The effectiveness of transferring function with Roboticbed Mio Nakamura1),2), Kaoru Inoue2), Jun Suzurikawa1), Hideo Kawakami3), Takenobu Inoue1) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 3316-3317, 2014.

	PCI-20-14 Eye movement pattern and response time of visual searching task in low vision patients with concentric visual field constriction. YIN-JUNG WANG1), Yoshimi Suzukamo1), Shin-Ichi Izumi1),2) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 3318-3319, 2014.

	PCI-20-15 Development and evaluation of the device to guide operations to set wheelchair parking brakes and footrests for left hemiplegias. Genbu Deguchi1), Shigeru Tanaka2) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 3320-3321, 2014.

	PCI-20-16 AN INNOVATIVE EVALUATION OF OCCUPATIONAL SPACES USING THE ASSESSMENT TOOL FOR OCCUPATION AND SOCIAL ENGAGEMENT (ATOSE) Mark Morgan-Brown1),3), Gill Chard2) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 3322-3322, 2014.

	PCI-20-18 How can a simple remote control make a difference? - Experience from an intervention study in young onset dementia and family carer's everyday practice - Rita Jentoft1), Torhild Holthe2), Cathrine Arntzen1) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 3323-3323, 2014.

	PCI-20-19 Research and Development of a Serious Game for Stand-up Training Support - Three years of Tracking Industry-Academia-Government Collaboration Project - Jiro Kajiwara1), Kenta Hayashida1), Mitsuhiro Tokunaga1), Hiroyuki Matsuguma2), Fumitada Hattori3) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 3324-3325, 2014.

	PCI-20-20 Motor Cortex Activity for Reciprocal Muscles While Behavior Learning Makoto Suzuki, Hikari Kirimoto, Kazuhiro Sugawara, Mineo Oyama, Hideaki Onishi Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 3326-3327, 2014.

	PCI-20-21 Change of functional connectivity in motor areas and improvement of function of lower extremity by neurorehabilitation using robot-suit Masahiko Nishimura, Hideki Nagamine, Yohei Hokama, Tomohisa Miyagi, Shogo Ishiuchi Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 3328-3329, 2014.

	PCI-20-22 Three Families Living with Seniors with Dementia used Seal Type Robot : PARO - Case Studies - Kaoru Inoue1), Chihiro Sasaki2), Kazuyoshi Wada3), Takanori Shibata4), Masanobu Kinoshita1) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 3330-3331, 2014.

	PCI-20-23 The effect of Robotic arm utilization on the daily occupation and life satisfaction. - Among the clients with severe physically disabilities - Taichi Ogiyama1), Takashi Kinose2) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 3332-3333, 2014.

	PCI-20-24 Auditory stimulation of the P300 event-related potential (ERP) components - A P300 based brain-computer interface (BCI) study and the P300 response to unilateral stimulus presentation - Takayoshi Yamaga1), Makoto Chishima2), Tomoko Noguchi5), Satoshi Sakurai4), Yuya Harada3) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 3334-3335, 2014.

	PCI-20-26 New methods for assessing inattention when changing the visual situation. Kunihiro Kanaya1),2), Toshio Ohyanagi3), Kyouhei Yamada2),4), Yasuhito Sengoku5), Tadao Sugata1) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 3336-3337, 2014.

	PCI-20-28 Evaluation of Balloon-Breaking Test and Functional Relevancy - Using Tablet PC Evaluation Methods - Masahiro Nakaoka1), Yasuo Naito2), Kazuyo Oryoji2), Shinichi Takabatake2), Masahiro Kawai3) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 3338-3339, 2014.

	PCI-20-29 Health promotion interventions realised by community occupational therapists with older adults : the uncovered potential Pier-Luc Turcotte1),2), Annie Carrier1),2), Denis Bedard3),4), Johanne Desrosiers1),2), Melanie Levasseur1),2) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 3340-3340, 2014.

	PCI-20-30 The Task-Oriented Approach for the returning job of the automobile-driving delivery Osamu Uesugi1), Akira Kanou2), Hiroyasu Uchiyama2), Sangsoo Eun2) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 3341-3342, 2014.

	PCI-20-31 A Group Meeting for Patients with Muscular Dystrophy Who Live at Home Kikuyo Saito, Yuko Uchida, Tomokazu Higuchi, Michiko Nakamori, Yoko Kobayashi Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 3343-3344, 2014.

	PCI-20-32 Creating futures for occupational therapy in a work environment Pierre-Yves Therriault, Sophie Guimond Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 3345-3345, 2014.

	PCI-20-33 Occupational therapy in accident and emergency departments in Denmark - a new field for occupational therapists. Dorte Melgaard, Pia Simonsen Lentz Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 3346-3346, 2014.

	PCI-20-34 Healthy and Active Ageing : using a Community of Practice to continue putting lessons learned into practice Anke Heijsman1), Fenna van Nes1), Ammeraal Marion2), Pol Margriet3) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 3347-3347, 2014.

	PCI-20-35 Cognitive improvement after 6 months training by using "Atamanodojo for PC" cognitive exercises for preventing cognitive decline. Tsunehiro Otsuka1),2), Rumi Tanemura1), Toru Nagao1), Kazue Noda1) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 3348-3349, 2014.

	PCI-20-36 Nonverbal Communication Rehabilitation (NCR), a Clinical Trial for Elderly Patients with Dementia Chiaki Saito1), Akinori Nakamura2), Masahiro Nagaya3), Toyoko Inoue3), Yoko Konagaya1) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 3350-3351, 2014.

	PCI-20-37 Virtual Environments simulating Activities of Daily Living for Cognitive Rehabilitation : Theoretical analysis of the principles of intervention Eric Sorita1),2), Evelyne Klinger3), Pierre-Alain Joseph1), Jean-Michel Mazaux1) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 3352-3352, 2014.

	PCI-20-38 Ingredients for successful Joint Medical Consultation - Care after stroke - Ernst Evenhuis, Ellen Witteveen, Muriel Koolstra, Isaline Eyssen Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 3353-3353, 2014.

	PCI-20-39 A patient with apraxia who acquired eating behavior using crossmodal and monomodal sensory integration tasks Kota Yokoyama1), Hiroaki Tokusa2), Shinya Sakai3) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 3354-3355, 2014.

	PCI-20-40 Early intervention for upper dysphagia patients Debbie Thorsoe Christensen, Trine Nielsen Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 3356-3356, 2014.

	PCI-20-41 Appropriate time to start prism adaptation for unilateral spatial neglect after removal of brain tumor akiko kakuta, hiroko miwa, mayuko mori, tetuo ikai Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 3357-3358, 2014.

	PCI-20-42 An eye-drop aid that does not require pinching for patients with severe rheumatoid arthritis Michiya Endo1), Kazue Noda2) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 3359-3360, 2014.

	PCI-20-43 Development and the Application of the Examination for Cerebral Function to Conduct on a Tablet PC Yasuo Naito1), Masahiro Nakaoka2), Kazuyo Oryoji1), Shinichi Takabatake1), Yoshinori Ueda3) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 3361-3362, 2014.

	PCI-20-45 The effect of Robot Suit HAL(R) for the patient with pontine hemorrhage Shinichi Tomioka1), Ei Hara2), Yuta Nakagawa2), Masae Ito2), Nobuhiro Ogawa3) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 3363-3364, 2014.

	PCI-20-46 Accepting the Challenge : Developing a Valid and Culturally Relevant Daily Living Skills Assessment Elizabeth Zayat Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 3365-3365, 2014.

	PCI-20-47 Appearance of phantom limb as needed Isamu Matsukawa1), Michitaka Funayama2), Yohta Nariduka1), Minami Ohyama1), Mikoto Baba1) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 3366-3367, 2014.

	PCI-20-48 When born by an occupational therapist's idea, it is a RAKURAKU hot spring knee supporter. - Company joint research development - masaharu Hayashi1), shinsuke Yuasa2) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 3368-3369, 2014.

	PCI-20-50 The Adaptation in Reaching Movement Measured Against Robotic Resistance Through Horizontal and Vertical Planes in Healthy Young Adults Satoaki Chida1), Toshiki Matsunaga1), Yoichi Shimada1), Takehiro Iwami2), Tsubasa Tanaka2) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 3370-3371, 2014.

	PCI-20-52 A Call to Action - Ignite your leadership skills and seize the moment when opportunities arise - Arameh Anvarizadeh Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 3372-3372, 2014.

	PCI-20-54 True car training with the remodeling car of the severe right hemiplegia patient whom significant higher brain dysfunction is not seen in Toshihiro Inagaki, Yoshihiko Yamada, Ayumi Toriyama, Sin Nakazawa Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 3373-3374, 2014.

	PCI-20-58 Driver Transition Program - An intervention to support driver retirement in Singapore - Mei Leng Chan Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 3375-3375, 2014.

	PCI-20-60 Towards an occupational therapy solution for the prevention and / or self management of diabetes Annabel Youngson, Diane Cox, Helen Wilby, Fiona Cole Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 3376-3376, 2014.

	PCI-21-01 TASK-ORIENTED THERAPEUTIC BRAIN MACHINE INTERFACE (BMI) APPLICATION TO PATIENTS WITH SEVERE HEMIPARESIS ATSUKO NISHIMOTO1), TOSHIYUKI FUJIWARA2), JUNICHI USHIBA2),3), KAORU ABE4), MEIGEN LIU2) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 3377-3378, 2014.

	PCI-21-02 The Sensory Diet of Snoezelen to the Children with Autism Wei-Chih Hung, Tsan-Hsun Huang Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 3379-3379, 2014.

	PCI-21-03 Mindfulness Based Occupational Therapy for Veterans with Chronic Pain - Development of a Referral and Program Evaluation Process - Sherry Watson Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 3380-3380, 2014.

	PCI-21-04 New therapeutic application of Brain machine interface (BMI) combined with Hybrid Assistive Neuromuscular Dynamic Stimulation (HANDS) therapy among patients with severe hemiparetic stroke. Tomoko Kurasawa1), Toshiyuki Fujiwara2), Haruka Nemoto1), Atsuko Nishimoto3), Meigen Liu2) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 3381-3382, 2014.

	PCI-21-05 Occupational therapy perspective on the use of robotics as a means of rehabilitation Mark Kovic Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 3383-3383, 2014.

	PCI-21-09 The effectiveness of the functional trans-radial prosthesis who assumed elbow joint exercise a power source Katsutoshi Senoo1),2), Hirotatsu Fujiwara2), Manabu Yoshimura2), Takeshi Moriyama2) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 3384-3385, 2014.

	PCI-21-11 How Somatosensory Stimulation to the Hand Influences Neuroplasticity and Occupation-based Practice Guy McCormack Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 3386-3386, 2014.

	POC-18-01 Clue of Intervention by Occupational Therapists for Outpatient Rehabilitation Clients - Focusing on Personal Appearance - Kenji Tsukamoto Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 3387-3388, 2014.

	POC-18-02 Expanding the Concept of Occupational Place in Occupational Therapy - Adding a Japanese Perspective - Etsuko Odawara Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 3389-3390, 2014.

	POC-18-04 Perceptions and Engagement in Meaningful, Creative Activities in the Elderly : A Cross-Cultural Comparison Gregory Wintz, Clair Gabriel, Kimberly Griffin, Anna Jensen, Ai Takado Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 3391-3391, 2014.

	POC-18-05 A study of meaningful intervention focusing on client's role and habits - From the perspective of preventing the loss of their sense of identity - Yosuke Suzuki1), Sayaka Iwakami2) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 3392-3393, 2014.

	POC-18-06 Relationship between the sense of efficacy and occupational performance - Failed case study of occupational therapy on a patient with vascular dementia who place a high value on his job. - Yoshinori Otani, Tomomi Nishidate, Takeshi Akita Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 3394-3395, 2014.

	POC-18-07 OLDER PEOPLE AND MEANINGFUL OCCUPATIONS IN SLOVENIA Tanja Krizaj1), Anne Roberts1), Catherine Hennessy2) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 3396-3396, 2014.

	POC-18-08 Volitional Questionnaire-Based Analysis of the Effects of Horticultural Therapy - Focusing on Frankl's Three Values - Nobuyuki Sunahara, Etuko Miyamoto, Yuriko Kiriyama, Saori Sudo, Masumi Ukon Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 3397-3398, 2014.

	POC-18-09 A research on the structure of meaningful occupation Misa SATO1), Shun TAKEHARA2) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 3399-3400, 2014.

	POC-18-10 The Life Story of a Born and Bred Tokyoite Created through "Occupation" - A case of a life regained through the use of the management for improving daily performance - Tomohiko Koyama Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 3401-3402, 2014.

	POC-18-11 Beyond the Individual : An Ecological and Occupational Perspective on Ageing Barry Trentham Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 3403-3403, 2014.

	POC-18-12 How do OTs support clients in their decision-making for activities? - Therapeutic intervention in motor problem-solving capability based on CAMR - Mariko Akiyama1), Yukitoshi Nishio1), Yukio Tanoue2) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 3404-3405, 2014.

	POC-18-13 An Examination of Participation and Disposition Characteristics in Social Activities among Older Adults Kerryellen Vroman, Sajay Arthanat Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 3406-3406, 2014.

	POC-18-14 Evaluation of subjective experience to set a client-centered goal in geriatric occupational therapy practice - A flow-model based study - Ippei Yoshida1),2), Tetsushi Nonaka3), Kazuki Hirao2), Ryuji Kobayashi2) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 3407-3408, 2014.

	POC-18-15 Researching older New Zealanders' important activities Valerie Wright-St Clair1), Angela Rapson2), Ngaire Kerse2) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 3409-3409, 2014.

	POC-18-16 Meaning of the Radio Distance Learning of the Elderly with Physical Disabilities Mizuho FUJIWARA Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 3410-3411, 2014.

	POC-18-17 The meanings of occupational participation among elderly people at a day service center - an exploratory pilot study - Masataka SHIKATA1),2), Kenji YABUWAKI3), Hiroyuki NOTOH4) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 3412-3413, 2014.

	POC-18-19 Identify difference between male and female activity by elderly individuals requiring care at home Tamotsu Ikeda Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 3414-3415, 2014.

	POC-19-01 The Qu.E.S.T. (Quality of Experience Spending Time) - Field-Testing a Self-Report Assessment - Steve Park1), Anita Bundy2), Lindy Clemson2) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 3416-3416, 2014.

	POC-19-02 Understanding occupation in a Greek town : Maintaining self, family and social fabric within a transactional process Sarah Kantartzis1),3), Matthew Molineux2), Sally Foster3) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 3417-3417, 2014.

	POC-19-03 Occupational Engagement of Chronically Homeless Persons and Associated Impact - A Scoping Review of the Interdisciplinary Literature - Carrie Anne Marshall, Rosemary Lysaght Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 3418-3418, 2014.

	POC-19-04 Occupational Wellbeing of People Experience Homelessness : Survival, Self Identity and Socialisation Yvonne Thomas1), Marion Gray2), Sue McGinty1) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 3419-3419, 2014.

	POC-19-05 The difference of Stroop interference in language and sorting work Kazushi Kitayama1), Katsuyuki Shibata2), Kazuyuki Doyoushita1) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 3420-3421, 2014.

	POC-19-06 Leisure Activity of "Dog walking" - The impact of dog owners interaction in the community - Kazumi Kikuchi Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 3422-3423, 2014.

	POC-19-07 Motherhood within a Cross-cultural Context : Mothering Experiences of Foreign Spouses in Taiwan Szu-Fan Chen1), Heng-Hui Wu2), Yi-Ting Tseng3), June-Wei Yu4), Athena Yi-Jung Tsai5) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 3424-3424, 2014.

	POC-19-08 Young adults in longstanding unemployment - struggling for constructing a positive identity and occupational competence. Elin Ekbladh, Grahn Sofia Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 3425-3425, 2014.

	POC-19-09 Negotiating on a continuum of complexity : The lived experience of enacting agency after a stroke Aileen Bergstrom1), Gunilla Eriksson1),2),3), Eric Asaba1), Anette Erikson1), Kerstin Tham1),4) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 3426-3426, 2014.

	POC-19-10 Hands to explore and feel the meaning - search for the world of disability - Akiko Tajima1), Kento Kanno2) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 3427-3428, 2014.

	POC-19-11 Occupational structure study - temporal structure and occupational structure pattern - Seiko Mukai Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 3429-3430, 2014.

	POC-19-12 Canadian Men's Constructions of Balance in Everyday Life Mineko Wada, Catherine Backman, Susan Forwell Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 3431-3431, 2014.

	POC-19-13 Development of the Activity Card Sort for Young Adults (Australia) Louise Gustafsson1), Desleigh de Jonge1),2), Yvonne Lai1), Jessica Muuse1), Nicola Naude1) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 3432-3432, 2014.

	POC-19-14 Working Mothers' Everyday Life - The Perspective of Occupation - Nanako Matsui, Etsuko Odawara Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 3433-3434, 2014.

	POC-19-15 EXPLORING THE VIRTUAL OCCUPATION OF "FACEBOOKING" Ivan Neil Gomez Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 3435-3435, 2014.

	POC-19-16 Perceived Occupational Balance in College Students Yeojin Choi Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 3436-3436, 2014.

	POC-19-17 Pen pressure pattern in different strokes Yoshiyuki Tagami, Chihiro Oota, Fukuyo Honda Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 3437-3438, 2014.

	POC-19-19 Exploring prenatal alcohol consumption as occupation in motherhood Lizahn G. Cloete Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 3439-3439, 2014.

	POC-20-01 The Child Occupational Self Assessment (COSA) for the overweight and well school children Kazuya Yoshioka1), Mayumi Arikawa2), Takashi Yamada3) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 3440-3441, 2014.

	POC-20-02 Essential elements of occupation - Occupational choice for individuals in a forensic psychiatric ward. A qualitative study. - Nicole J.M.Linssen1),2), Ignaas Devisch2), Dominique Van de Velde2) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 3442-3442, 2014.

	POC-20-03 Cross-cultural Adaptation and Psychometric Properties of the Meaningful Activity Participation Assessment Taiwan Version Ya-Chin Yeh, Chang-Chih Kuo Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 3443-3443, 2014.

	POC-20-04 Engaging in Human Occupation - entering the life of three adults with ADHD - Linnea Eklof1), Inga-Lill Boman2), Per-Olof Hedvall1) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 3444-3444, 2014.

	POC-20-06 Survey on the Classification of Occupational Dysfunction among Japanese Rehabilitation Therapists Yuki Miyake1),2), Mutsumi Teraoka3),4), Keiki Ogino2), Makoto Kyougoku1) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 3445-3446, 2014.

	POC-21-01 Recognition of Occupation by Occupational Therapy Students in Japan and Korea - Preliminary Study on Relationship between Occupation and Culture - Shingo Yamane1), Kyoungmin Lee2), Seokyeon Ji3), Chongsu Noh4), Hideaki Hanaoka1) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 3447-3448, 2014.

	POC-21-02 Exploring the Possibility of Introducing a Novel Handicraft from Abroad - Introducing Japanese "Andersen Craft" to Korean Occupational Therapists - Akiko Abe1), Kyoung-min Lee2), Hyun-jung Kim3) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 3449-3450, 2014.

	POC-21-04 Participation parity in occupational therapy Dikaios Sakellariou1), Nick Pollard2) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 3451-3451, 2014.

	POC-21-05 The features of meaningful occupations and occupations except them in Japan - The examination of case studies from 1995 to 2010 - Keiko Omatsu1),2), Yoshikazu Ishii3), Takashi Yamada4),5) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 3452-3453, 2014.

	POC-21-07 Adolescent's Participation and Enjoyment in Austria Erna Schoenthaler, Angelika Harrer, Elena Weiser Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 3454-3454, 2014.

	POC-21-08 Report of one mother tongue teacher who has OT experiences as background. Ritsuko Sato Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 3455-3456, 2014.

	POC-21-09 Occupational Place Transition - Preventive Approach for People with Disability, Elderly and Disaster Victims - Etsuko Odawara Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 3457-3458, 2014.

	POC-21-10 The Participation in Childhood Occupation Questionnaire (PICO-Q) - measuring participation in different health conditions Tami Bar-Shalita, Tehila Amsalem, Renana Langer, Tamar Sabag, Shula Parush Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 3459-3459, 2014.

	POC-21-11 Patient education on housework ergonomics for women with upper limb Repetitive Strain Injuries (RSI) - Therapists' perceptions Therma Cheung1), Lindy Clemson2), Kate O' Loughlin2), Russell Shuttleworth3) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 3460-3460, 2014.

	POC-21-12 Work participation : Exploring the experiences of people with upper limb amputations and congenital limb deficiencies. Karen Roberts1),2), Marilyn DiStefano2), Ellie Fossey2) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 3461-3461, 2014.

	POC-21-13 A cooking training with a self-help tool using a pet bottle for a patient with right fingers amputation accompanied with intense fear of cutlery and hand injury Hirotaka Uwai1), Munehiro Ikuta2) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 3462-3463, 2014.

	POC-21-14 The role of meaningful occupations to the growth and development - The case of 2 different occupational performances becoming possible during adolescence - Takumi Hamada1), Hiroyuki Taniguchi2) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 3464-3465, 2014.

	POC-21-15 Characteristics of elderly dementia patients in making Chiyogami-hari : utility in screening for dementia Nobutaka KIKUCHI1),2), Norikazu KOBAYASHI2) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 3466-3467, 2014.

	POC-21-16 Fine Motor Skills in Preterm Infants at First Year of Life Tien-Ni Wang1), Tsu-Hsin Howe2), Jie Li1), Guan-Chun Liu1), Tzu-I Lee1) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 3468-3468, 2014.

	POC-21-17 Getting back to play : - Experiences from an occupational therapy program for children living with cancer in a residential context - Diego Cifuentes Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 3469-3469, 2014.

	POC-21-18 The meaning of experiences of making things in small groups with individual support for children with developmental disabilities Kiyoko Sasaki, Kumi Okumura, Yasuko Nakamura, Kumiko Terabayashi Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 3470-3471, 2014.

	POC-21-19 Changes in Needs for disability and lifestyle for CVA Patients. Kazuyuki Mimura, Yuzoh Tagawa, Yohichi Hirota, Mieko Yamamoto, Hideko Miyaoka Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 3472-3473, 2014.

	POC-21-20 Developmental Timetable : When Do Parents Shift Responsibility for Management of Daily Tasks to their Children? Ying-Chia Kao Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 3474-3474, 2014.

	POC-21-21 HOW DOES DISABILITY AFFECT TIME USE - National survey data as evidence for temporal adaptation - Clarke Wilson1), Mary Ann McColl2) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 3475-3475, 2014.

	POC-21-23 Belonging and human well-being : Exploring cross-culturally meaningful and interdependent occupations Karen Whalley Hammell Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 3477-3477, 2014.

	POC-21-25 Children and Youth with and without Disabilities (ages 0-20) : Variables Associated with Shift of Responsibility for Daily Life Tasks from Parent to Child Ying-Chia Kao Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 3478-3478, 2014.

	PCO-18-01 Collaboration with an occupational therapist and nurses in a neonatal intensive care unit Koichiro Yuki1), Maho Kameoka2), Kaname Matsusawa3), Tetsuo Kubota3), Hiroya Asano1) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 3479-3480, 2014.

	PCO-18-02 A study of effectiveness of parent training program for teachers Haruka Toeda1), Ryoichiro Iwanaga2), Hideki Miyaguchi3) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 3481-3482, 2014.

	PCO-18-03 I Can Drive Too - The Use of a Ride-On Toy Car for Mobility and Socialization : A Case Report - Hsianghan Huang1), Christina B. Ragonesi2), Tracy Stoner3), Terri Peffley3), James C. Galloway2) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 3483-3483, 2014.

	PCO-18-04 Survey on attitudes among OTs working at convalescence hospitals toward the occupational fields in the future Toshiki Sumikura1), Katsunori Oyama2), Mitsuo Isiyama3) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 3484-3485, 2014.

	PCO-18-05 New Perspectives on Intercollaborative Rehabilitative Therapies for Vulnerable Populations of Developing Countries. - Integrating Occupational Therapy with Speech-Language Pathology Practicum in Zambia - Rebecca Weaver1), Reagan Dennison2), Sara Jane Shock1) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 3486-3486, 2014.

	PCO-18-06 A study on the duties and abilities which are required of the occupational therapists in administration Katsuma Ikeuchi1), Kie Fujii2), Satoshi Kondo3), Tsuyoshi Matsuo1), Rie Kobayashi1) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 3487-3488, 2014.

	PCO-18-07 School-based occupational practice through collaboration with school teachers Yoko Yamanishi, Reiko Tsuchida, Mika Nagayoshi Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 3489-3490, 2014.

	PCO-18-08 Support by occupational therapists at kindergarten Tomomi Ogawa, Junko Ishigaki, Yuji Takeda, Masaharu Ueno, Ryuhei Suzuki Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 3491-3492, 2014.

	PCO-18-09 Occupational Therapists' Perspectives on Collaborative Relationships with Teachers Yan-hua Huang, Kiara John-Charles, Chi Wa Kuk, Krishna Patel, Kristen Owens Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 3493-3493, 2014.

	PCO-18-11 Development and use of collaborative report for acute medical care and long-term care. Hiroyuki Nara1), Noriyasu Sasaki1), Aya Mochikawa1), Yuji Yasunobu1), Shigeki Murakami2) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 3494-3495, 2014.

	PCO-18-12 Occupational Therapy Perception of Inter-professional Collaboration in the United States School Settings : A Pilot Study Yan-hua Huang, Claudia Peyton, Delilah Bolo, Sam Chang, Tali Cohen Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 3496-3496, 2014.

	PCO-18-13 Professional identities of occupational therapy practitioners in Japan - Using semi-structured interview - Risa Takashima1), Kazuko Saeki2) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 3497-3498, 2014.

	PCO-18-14 A Model for Collaborative Working to Support School Participation : The National Behaviour Support Service. Siobhan Mac Cobb1), Carolyn Lanigan-O'Keeffe2), Brian Fitzgerald2) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 3499-3499, 2014.

	PCO-18-15 Team approach and the use of OSA-II for patients motivation is reduced by head injury Katsunori Otiai, Syouji Kawazome Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 3500-3501, 2014.

	PCO-18-16 The role of occupational therapists in planning individualized education plan at regular elementary and middle schools HIDENOBU SEKIMORI, KIYOMI WATANABE, TAKAMICHI TANIGUCHI Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 3502-3503, 2014.

	PCO-18-17 Effects of cooperation between teachers and occupational therapists for special education class in regular school Yuko Ito1), Miwako Morimura2), Syunichi Kawai2) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 3504-3505, 2014.

	PCO-18-19 Inter-Professional Collaboration and the Role of OT : Alleviating the Psychosocial Impact of Disaster to the ill-Prepared Community Maria Fe Abejar1), Charles Jureidini2) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 3506-3506, 2014.

	PCO-18-20 Occupational therapy theory for non-occupational-therapists - Supporting teachers using MOHO - Donald Maciver, Cathleen Hunter, Kirsty Forsyth, Duncan Pentland Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 3507-3507, 2014.

	PCO-18-22 Improving computer use in educational tasks for students with physical disabilities - a collaborative approach Maria Borgestig1),2), Helena Hemmingsson1), Torbjorn Falkmer1),3),4) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 3508-3508, 2014.

	PCO-19-01 Research on Belief Conflict Experienced by the Occupational and Physical Therapist of convalescent rehabilitation Takashi Kono1),2), Makoto Kyogoku3), Mutumi Teraoka4), Noriko Masuda4) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 3509-3510, 2014.

	PCO-19-02 Occupational and Speech Therapy Collaborate to Lead a Stroke Survivor Support Group Sonia Lawson1), Iona Johnson2) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 3511-3511, 2014.

	PCO-19-03 A case which occupational therapists support the physically disabled to meet the demands for enriched sexual intercourse revealed in peer counseling. Anna Nagata, Yoshihiko Kumashino, Atsuko Matsuura, Yuki Tanaka, Yuukichi Tabata Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 3512-3513, 2014.

	PCO-19-04 The Practice of Road Traffic Offenses by Taxi Driver's : Occupation, System and Personal Demands Mohamad Ghazali Masuri1), Akehsan Dahlan1), Ajau Danis2), Khairil Anuar Md Isa2), Ahmad Kamal Mohd Nattar1) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 3514-3514, 2014.

	PCO-19-05 Occupational therapy's role within the interdisciplinary team to implement a new early mobility program for mechanically-ventilated patients in a community hospital critical care unit. Lisa Hanano, Margot Flaugher, Barbara Callens Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 3515-3515, 2014.

	PCO-19-06 Occupational therapists in a multidisciplinary collaboration on dysphagia patients Rikke Strunz Pedersen Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 3516-3516, 2014.

	PCO-19-07 Assessment Items for the Optimal Use of Assistive Technology - Through a Pseudo Prescription Process by Multidisciplinary Professionals in Japan - Miwa Sakiyama1), Jun Suzurikawa1), Takenobu Inoue1), Tomoko Kondo2), Motoi Suwa1) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 3517-3518, 2014.

	PCO-19-09 Occupational Therapy : The bridge between medicine and human occupation Phuong Nguyen1),2) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 3519-3519, 2014.

	PCO-19-11 Viewing the interprofessional clinical education world through the occupational therapy lens : rewards and challenges Priya Martin1), Saravana Kumar2) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 3520-3520, 2014.

	PCO-20-01 The volunteer activities of Japan International Cooperation Agency (hereinafter, JICA) in Colombia Mari Saito1), Yoshihisa Sato2) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 3521-3522, 2014.

	PCO-20-02 The exploring the theory of the identity of occupational therapy Katsuaki Yamano Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 3523-3524, 2014.

	PCO-20-03 Occupational Therapy as a Catalyst in Diversity Competency Seiko Watanabe1),2) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 3525-3525, 2014.

	PCO-20-04 Current situation and task of wheelchair management in the Long-Term Care Health facilities in Niigata City Masahiro Takebe1), Makiko Aida1), Hiromi Yamakura2) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 3526-3527, 2014.

	PCO-20-05 Advocating for meaningful occupations to other specialists using Aid for Decision-making in Occupation Choice : a case study Tatsunori Sawada1), Tomoe Ozawa1), Masahiro Ogawa1), Kounosuke Tomori2) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 3528-3529, 2014.

	PCO-20-06 Disability studies : It makes you think again about occupational therapy Elien Van der Wijst Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 3530-3530, 2014.

	PCO-20-07 Outcomes of community-based cooperation : Rehabilitation of stroke patients with an aim toward the reconstruction of their lives. Junichi Inoue1), Naomi Sasajima1), Atsuhiro Hashima1), Fumio Sato1), Hiroshi Nakane2) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 3531-3532, 2014.

	PCO-20-08 Exploring occupational therapist's perceptions of professional values and their influence on their practice Marie-Josee Drolet Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 3533-3533, 2014.

	PCO-20-09 Effect of A Clinical Teamwork Education Program for Mutidisciplinary Undergraduates Jer-Hao Chang1),2), Yea-Shwu Hwang1), Ling-Yi Lin1), Mei-Jin Chen-Sea2), Jing-Jane Tsai3) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 3534-3534, 2014.

	PCO-20-10 Interprofessional collaboration in supporting self management of clients - How primary care teams collaborate to create care plans - Ramon Daniels1), Jerome van Dongen1),2), Stephanie Lenzen1),2), Loes van Bokhoven2), Trudy van der Weijden2) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 3535-3535, 2014.

	PCO-20-11 Service of occupational therapist in special support school Chinatsu Hayashibara, Seishi Terada, Yosuke Uchitomi Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 3536-3537, 2014.

	PCO-20-12 Salutogenesis and occupational therapy education - how to integrate this interprofessional topic in a curriculum Matthias Moeller Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 3538-3538, 2014.

	PCO-20-13 Holistic Circus Therapy : Incorporating adaptive instruction and equipment. Jill Maglio1), Craig Quat2) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 3539-3539, 2014.

	PCO-20-14 A case : achievement of home return by living environment setting and inter-professional collaboration Yukari Ishigasa, Tomohiro Kitayama Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 3540-3541, 2014.

	PCO-20-15 Occupational therapy to an advanced cancer patient with lower limbs lymphedema Naomi Yamamoto1), Mai Yamamoto1), Kazuaki Yamamoto2) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 3542-3543, 2014.

	PCO-20-16 Teaching through Experiential Learning - The Art of Using Interprofessional Skills in the Classroom Elizabeth Taylor1), Sharla King2), JoAnne Davies2), Chris Ward3), Susan Sommerfeldt4) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 3544-3544, 2014.

	PCO-20-17 Clues of Drawing CVA Inpatients' Attention to Own Lives Sayaka Iwakami1), Motoko Sugihara2) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 3545-3546, 2014.

	PCO-20-18 Introduction of the Japanese occupational therapy for an eating disorder and dysphagia Tomotaka Ueda1), Misako higashijima2), Takayuki Tabira1) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 3547-3548, 2014.

	PCO-20-19 Inter-professional collaboration regarding to a clients' dressing training. Yurie Tokunaga, Hiroki Fukuda, Miki Kawahara, Syougo Baba, Touzirou Yanagi Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 3549-3550, 2014.

	PCO-20-20 Occupational therapy for disability acceptance in the terminal phase TOSHIE YANO Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 3551-3552, 2014.

	PCO-20-21 Current Status and Issues of Acute Phase Occupational Therapy in the Community That Has No Recovery Phase Rehabilitation Ward Shinichi Shirasawa, Ryuichi Saitou Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 3553-3554, 2014.

	PCO-20-22 Letting go of a new habit - Group-leaders experiences of a multi - disciplinary programme "Active Lifestyle all your Life" Erika Johansson, Hans Jonsson, Lena Borell Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 3555-3555, 2014.

	PCO-20-23 Commitment to community life continues from institutionalism - Report of the training content and related committees. - Yasushi Ouchi Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 3556-3557, 2014.

	PCO-20-24 Lifestyles for well being : Developing services, research capacity and evidence in an interprofessional setting. Sandy Rutherford, Jacqueline Feather Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 3558-3558, 2014.

	PCO-20-25 Study about development of the record paper for house remodeling to use in recovery rehabilitation unit Yuki Sawada1), Mime Hashimoto2) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 3559-3560, 2014.

	PCO-20-26 Occupational therapy practices and inter-professional collaboration to promote decision-making in a day-service center Kentarou Ohnishi1), Aya Hiraishi1), Hiromi Nakamura-Thomas2) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 3561-3562, 2014.

	PCO-20-27 Collaboration for creating opportunities in the community Marion Ammeraal, Chris Molen van der, Doppy Ouden van den Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 3563-3563, 2014.

	PCO-20-28 An investigation into the supports for students with disabilities whilst on practice placement Clodagh Nolan1), Susan Madigan2), Claire Gleeson2), Declan Treanor2) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 3564-3564, 2014.

	PCO-20-29 Half-Made-Housing for a person with wheelchair Joko Miyoshi, Mayu Suzuki, Akira Sakakibara, Harumi Aoki Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 3565-3566, 2014.

	PCO-20-30 Support for communication between the staff and the user - cooperation and progress according to specific situations. - Sayaka Tone1), Tomohisa Matsumoto2), Nana Kamida2), Yuki Okuyama2), Takumi Hamada3) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 3567-3568, 2014.

	PCO-20-31 The role of occupational and physical therapy in disability acceptance for patients with spinal cord injury Aki Yamamoto, Atsushi Nishitani, Yusuke Noda Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 3569-3570, 2014.

	PCO-20-32 Collaboration among health professionals towards enhanced patient care - findings from the survey in Fujioka General Hospital - ken kondo Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 3571-3572, 2014.

	PCO-20-33 The influences by OT on the satisfaction with wheelchairs provided in the institutes for aged people. - The questionnaire to nursing homes - Takeshi Muraoka1),2), Shigeru Tanaka2) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 3573-3574, 2014.

	PCO-20-34 Instructor-type practice provided by occupational therapists to nurses Tomomi Ohori, Makoto Aoyama Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 3575-3576, 2014.

	PCO-20-36 Unique collaborative role of occupational therapy in treatment of the geriatric population : Evaluating and reporting change in functional cognition for early medical intervention Sandra K David Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 3577-3577, 2014.

	PCO-20-38 The role and function of Occupational therapist in "Act on the Promotion of Research, Development and Dissemination of Social Welfare Equipment". Jiro Yonezaki, Maki Ikeda, Shinji Yoshida Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 3578-3579, 2014.

	PCO-21-01 Home Recovery for Patient with Cervical Spinal Cord Injury - Environmental Modification Requirements for Patient's Home - Daisuke Asada, Satoshi Tanaka, Masatoshi Nakamura Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 3580-3581, 2014.

	PTH-21-02 KAWA Model and Thought of Takeo Arishima Kenichi Tsuchisawa1), Yohei Kageyama2), Michael Iwama3), Akiyo Harigae1) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 3582-3583, 2014.

	PTH-21-03 The use of a model for the general process of task performance to explain consequences of executive dysfunctions in everyday life ; an example from children with spina bifida Marie Peny-Dahlstrand1),2) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 3584-3584, 2014.

	PDI-18-01 Shokichi - Establishing a New Life after the Great Earthquake in Northern Japan, the Perspective of a 12-year Old Boy - Minori Koga1), Etsuko Odawara2) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 3585-3586, 2014.

	PDI-18-02 Report about the role of occupational therapist who involved in the consultation and assistance projects of children with disabilities affected by the disaster in Fukushima. Masayo Imakawa1), Junko Nakaji2), Kazuto Misawa3), Mayumi Arikawa4), Mikiko Tanabe5) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 3587-3588, 2014.

	PDI-19-01 Understanding the Role of the Kawa Model in Case Studies - From the experience of the Great East Japan Earthquake - Kuniko Koyama1), Rie Takahashi2), Haruru Ishikawa3), Kumiko Anzai4), Kayoko Yokoi5) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 3589-3590, 2014.

	PDI-19-03 A study for the role of an occupational therapist (OT) in the three-month reconstruction period after the Great East Japan Earthquake (GEJE) disaster - Report of GEJE through volunteer activities - Yuji Negishi1),2), Nobuo Oosima2) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 3591-3592, 2014.

	PDI-19-04 Desire to daily occupation of those who are forced to live in temporary housing by the Tohoku Earthquake - Seek Feasibility For Occupational Storytelling and Occupational Storymaking - Tatsuya Suzuki1), Tamako Miyamae1), Miyoko Yamada2) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 3593-3594, 2014.

	PDI-19-05 The characteristic of daily activities of the residents in temporary housing after The Fukushima Dai-ichi nuclear disaster in Minamisoma, Fukuishima, Japan Hiroko Shimazaki1),2), Keitaro Harasawa3), Yukio Kanazawa4), Tomoyoshi Oikawa5), Hideki Miyaguchi2) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 3595-3596, 2014.

	PDI-19-06 Impact of Natural Disaster on Family Quality of Life : Three Years after Hurricane Katrina Fengyi Kuo Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 3597-3597, 2014.

	PDI-19-07 Impermanence : managing a group of displaced OTs post Sandy AI-LIAN LIM Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 3598-3598, 2014.

	PDI-19-08 Role and Support for Helping the Disaster Restoration Work as the Local Association of Occupational Therapist after the Great East Japan Earthquake - From Activity Records of Disaster Volunteers form Other Area and the Coordinator of Earthquake Disaster - Mitsuhiro Motochi1), Yoshihisa Sato2), Junko Katouno3) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 3599-3600, 2014.

	PDI-19-09 A study on the state of early occupational therapy interventions for patients with postresuscitation encephalopathy at this Hospital Akifumi Ishii1), Yumi Takeuchi1), Kaori Yasuda1), Eri Ibe1), Hitoshi Kano2) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 3601-3602, 2014.

	PDI-19-10 Participation as an occupational therapist in a Japan Medical Association Team for the 2011 Tohoku-Pacific Ocean Earthquake Tomihisa Nakada, Hiroaki Naruo, Hiroshi Tukiji, Hiroyuki Tugitomi, Humiko Tutiya Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 3603-3604, 2014.

	PDI-19-11 What have occupational therapists written about global climate change? Petra Wagman Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 3605-3605, 2014.

	PDI-20-01 The role that an occupational therapist achieved at The Great East Japan Earthquake Yoshikazu Kida Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 3606-3607, 2014.

	PDI-20-02 The practice and result of occupational therapy in a community based rehabilitation in collaboration with participants after the severe Japan earthquake. - Challenge of young occupational therapists at Oshika Peninsula Miyagi Prefecture - Hitomi Shintani1), Yuujirou Notsu1), Miki Izuoka1), Junichiro Muranaka2) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 3608-3609, 2014.

	PDI-20-03 Assistance to disaster-stricken areas by persons hospitalized over the long-term Yuta Kondo1), Ai Kuraishi1), Rumi Sunohara2) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 3610-3611, 2014.

	PDI-20-04 Activities of daily living, cognitive function, risk for pressure scores, malnutrition and falls in elderly patients readmitted to medical acute care. Marie Jonsson Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 3612-3612, 2014.

	PDI-20-05 The impact of the Great East Japan Earthquake in long-term care person of the Namegata city. Shigemi Nakamura1), Yukie Uchiyama3), yoshitugu nohara2), nobuya takayanagi3) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 3613-3614, 2014.

	PDI-20-07 Our experiences of recovery from floods in Thailand - Specialties and cooperation with other professions - Ryuma Yonemoto, Nobuhide Kawabe Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 3615-3616, 2014.

	PDI-21-02 Providing meaningful occupations at temporary housings in the disaster area of the Great East Japan Earthquake Tamako Miyamae1), Miyoko Yamada2), Tatsuya Suzuki1), Tetsuya Sano3), Yuusuke Kamotou4) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 3617-3618, 2014.

	PDI-21-03 SPIRITUALITY, ROLES AND PAKIKIPAGKAPWA AMIDST DISASTER - An Investigation of the Lived Experience of Women Survivors of Disaster Using Interpretative Phenomenological Analysis (IPA) - Anthony Grecia, Vanessa Tan-Ibanes, Penefrancia Ching Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 3619-3619, 2014.

	PDI-21-04 Effective activity and role of Occupational Therapist in Disaster suppor - Experiences from Pakistan earthquake and the great Japan earthquake - Megumi Furugori1), Makoto Kono2), Rumi Sunohara3), Noriko Morishita4), Atsuko Nishimoto5) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 3620-3621, 2014.

	PWD-18-02 Occupation and Archetype - Occupation as the Agent of Transformation and Healing in Myth and Story - Anne Shordike Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 3622-3622, 2014.

	PWD-18-04 A Systematic Review of Interventions in Families' Routines : An Occupational Therapy Perspective Nancy Carlson, Sarah Hardy, Chelsie Gibson Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 3623-3623, 2014.

	PWD-18-05 A Japanese and American Knowledge Exchange : The Lorna Jean King Diary 1985 Christine Peters1), Evelyn Andersson2) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 3624-3624, 2014.

	PWD-18-06 The use of group in the occupational therapy - A literature review of practice reports on the use of group - Hiroki Senda1), Hiroshi Yamane2) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 3625-3626, 2014.

	PWD-18-07 Country Profiles of Sweden and Japan - in relation to ageing population ; comparisons, similarities and differences. - Marianne Edman Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 3627-3627, 2014.

	PWD-18-08 A Vision For Occupational Therapy in 21st Century ; outcomes from a Scottish "Think Tank". Linda Renton, Sarah Kantartzis, Ian McMillan, Heather Hunter, Elaine Ballantyne Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 3628-3628, 2014.

	PWD-18-09 Starting From Zero : Developing Occupational Therapy as a New Profession - Bulgarian experience - Liliya Todorova, Petya Mincheva Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 3629-3629, 2014.

	PWD-18-10 Occupational Profile of a Killer Trisha Patel, Rondalyn Whitney Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 3630-3630, 2014.

	PWD-18-11 Occupational injustice in modern society Nick Pollard1), Dikaios Sakellariou2) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 3631-3631, 2014.

	PWD-19-1 Double dissociation between fixations to optic flow and fixations to static stimuli Makiko Nakai1), Hiromi Fujii2), Kaori Inoue2), Mamiko Kinai2), Kazumi Hirayama2) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 3632-3633, 2014.

	PWD-19-3 Sharing Traditions, Creating Futures - The "TIES" project - Mirela Burllau1), Marinela Rata2) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 3634-3634, 2014.

	PWD-20-01 Consideration of the acquirement for manners in the Japanese traditional tea ceremony and the substitute way for patient after THA : single case study Mai Kawamura1), Shigenori Inaguma1), Yasushi Murou2), Tatsuo Matsuda3) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 3635-3636, 2014.

	PWD-20-02 transdisciplinary-based practices in occupational therapy Anne Marie CAIRE, Laura SIMSOLO Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 3637-3637, 2014.

	PWD-20-03 Effectiveness of Eccentric Viewing Training for Activities of Daily Living for Individuals With Age-related Macular Degeneration : A Systematic Review and Meta-Analysis Seung Pyo Hong1), Hae Yean Park2), Eun-Young Yoo3) Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress and Expo 48: 3638-3638, 2014.