Congratulations to fifteen new graduates!
Growing number of OT-Euromaster community
7 Feb 2017 13:44 | OT EuromasterOn January 25th, fifteen students graduated from the European Master of Science in OT-programme. Congratulations for your achievement and welcome as new MSc-Colleagues!
The graduates presented newly generated knowledge from their master thesis projects to new students, staff, family and friends. They covered the following topics:
André, Marielle (France) |
An experience of occupational therapists using the Mini-Activities Approach to empower patients’ resilience in their daily life |
Bakker, Kim (The Netherlands) |
The lived experiences of balancing daily activities by adults with a visual impairment experiencing fatigue |
Ballmer, Thomas (Switzerland) |
Test-retest and inter-rater reliability of the Danish version of the Management of Everday Technology Assessment for use with well older adults and older adults living with COPD |
Bertrand, Romain (Switzerland) |
How is driving cessation experienced by older people? An occupational perspective on the transition from driving to driving cessation |
Egger, Selina (Switzerland) |
Older people’s perspectives on facilitators and barriers for participation in occupational therapy health promotion programs |
Hasler, Fabienne (Switzerland) |
Participation of wheelchair users in public transport. A qualitative study of Swiss manual wheelchair users |
Köttl, Hanna (Switzerland) |
Everyday technology use among older adults with and without Alzheimer´s disease and Mild Cognitive Impairment in relation to perceived Life Satisfaction |
Leenders, Jacqueline (The Netherlands) |
Incidence, Location and Severity of Pressure Ulcers and their Impact on Participation among People with Long-term Spinal Cord Injury |
Mwirigi, Purity (Saudi Arabia) |
The influence of Saudi Arabian culture on foreign Occupational Therapists daily intervention processes: An exploratory study |
Nijhuis, Elieke (The Netherlands) |
Increased Awareness in People with COPD after Occupational Therapy |
Njuguna, Beth (Saudia Arabia) |
Views of school-based therapists and special education teachers on collaboration and pull-out models of service delivery |
Petrig, Andrea (Switzerland) |
Experiences of occupational therapists working with Diagnose Related Groups management in Switzerland |
Rennhack, Frauke (Switzerland) |
Work-related situation and goal-achievement of psychiatric patients receiving Pre-Vocational Therapy - A cross-sectional study |
Rothenberger, Esther (Switzerland) |
Occupational therapists’ experiences with occupation-based acute and non-acute hand therapy practice - A phenomenological study |
Zurbrügg, Alea (Switzerland) (not on the picture, she presented via skype) |
A qualitative study on occupational therapists’ reasoning in stroke rehabilitation |
Good luck for the new perspectives in your professional lives!