£16.95
Title: The Rehabilitation of the Injured: Occupational Therapy
Author: John Colson
Publisher: Cassell & Co Ltd
Publication Date: 1945 second edition
Format: Hardback
Condition: Beige covers which are in a good condition with minor bumping to corners and spine ends. It comes with its original dust jacket which is very tatty with pieces missing. The pages are clean with no ink or pencil marks and have many photographic and other illustrations throughout.
Book measures 22cm x 14.5cm with 226 pages.
1 in stock
This is the first textbook to be devoted entirely to the use of occupational therapy in the after treatment of fractures and other traumatic conditions. It was written by a well known technical director of rehabilitation who has been associated with some of the most important pioneer rehabilitation work in this country. His book deals mainly with specific or remedial occupational therapy, which is presented as a form of remedial exercise. The occupations included range from simple handicrafts such as knotting and netting to such everyday task as domestic work, gardening and log sawing. The basic movements of the occupations have been analysed so that their use as remedial exercise can be estimated easily.
With a foreword by E A Nicoll M.D
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