3 ETHICAL CEUs
Citation:
Liu L. Occupational therapy in the Fourth Industrial Revolution. Canadian Journal of Occupational Therapy. 2018;85(4):272-283. doi:10.1177/0008417418815179.
Objectives of this course
On completion of this CPD activity, the participant will be able to:
- Discuss the evolution of occupational therapy in terms of the six eras of occupational therapy and the four Industrial Revolutions.
- Describe the term “Fourth Industrial Revolution”.
- Discuss the evolution of telerehabilitation in Canada, as well as the advantages and uses thereof.
- Understanding Automation’s Ethical Impact
- Assessing the Changing Role of Assistive Technology
- Applying Ethical Decision-Making in Innovation
Instructions:
Progress to the lesson to begin reading the article. Mark this step complete once you have read the article.
You may then progress to answer the quiz. You only have three attempts at the quiz, so be sure to check your answers. If you score above 70% on the Quiz, you will qualify for 3 CEUs.
Once you have marked all tasks complete, you will be able to access your CEU certificate on your My Courses Profile.
You have until the 31st of December 2024 to complete this course.
We hope you enjoy this online course!
We look forward to your feedback and questions.
Ratings and Reviews
Emma Guthrie
Interesting article. Glad to read that O.T. will continue to be a relevant and vital occupation int he 4th industrial revolution!
Rozanne Viljoen
Important to remember that we are creative and critical thinkers, and that we should embrace new opportunities that come with new technology and not be afraid of change.
Shantal Ramkissor
I really liked that there was a low possibility of OT being replaced by AI.
Nikita Geldenhuys
Very interesting
laurabadenhorst.ot
This article was very informative and highly relevant! Thank you.
Karen Strauss
Thank you for including perspectives regarding the future of OT.
Leigh Welgemoed
This was an informative and thought-provoking article, history and role of OT is emphasised well.
Tarren ‘t Hart
Really informative and beneficial in understanding the trajectory of the Occupational Therapy profession.
jeanette5pretorius
Very interesting, informative and hopeful
Elizabeth Basson
Intersetting facts and statistics and gives practical examples of how technology can be better used in OT and makes you think about your own daily therapy.
One person found this helpful.
Excelent article. It activated the creative juices to think of inovative things to help a new generation of patients with ADL’s writing and writing skills and dominante training might also be a thing of the past. How can we replace the clock drawing task? Makes on think a little about those standerized tests.