David M. Compton - Issues in Therapeutic Recreation: Toward the New Millennium
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Editor, book design: Susan M. McKinney Cover design: Deborah Bellaire
ISBN: 1-57167-031-9
Printed in the United States.
This book is dedicated to the consumers of therapeutic recreation services across the world. It is through the client, consumer and/ or customer that we draw our sustenance. If therapeutic recreation is efficacious, then it is first recognized by the consumer.
In addition, I would like to dedicate this second edition to my colleagues who believed that there is merit to this discipline.
Finally, I would like to dedicate this edition to the numerous people at the University of Utah, Sagamore Publishing and my family for having faith this monumental project would succeed.
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CONTENTS
Acknowledgments
vii
Foreword
Peg Connolly
ix
Preface
Rikki Epstein
xi
ISSUES OF NATIONAL AND GLOBAL CONCERNS
Therapeutic Recreation in Health Care Reform
Thomas K. Skalko East Carolina University
1
Social Justice Through Inclusive Leisure Services
Dean Zoerink, Western Illinois University Erik Rosegard, University of Utah
17
Where in the World Are We Going? Armageddon and Utopia Revisited
David M. Compton, University of Utah
39
ISSUES OF PUBLIC POLICY
Political Imperatives for Therapeutic Recreation
David M. Compton, University of Utah
53
Engaging the Legislative Process: Legislative and Regulatory Imperatives for Therapeutic Recreation
John W. Shank, Temple University
77
Challenges in Health Care Financing
Robert Huefner, University of Utah
103
Health Care in America: Containing Costs While Expanding Access
Lawrence Vorderer, University of Utah
121
The Administrators Speak: Real Issues We Face Daily: An Interview
William Touchstone, Southern Regional Medical Center
141
Government Policy, Leisure Integration and People with a Disability: A Focus on Australia
Ian Patterson, Griffith University Shane Pegg, Griffith University
149
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Human Rights and Mental Health Issues in Australia Today
Ian Patterson, Griffith University Shane Pegg, Griffith University
161
ISSUES OF PROFESSIONALIZATION
Facilitating the Good Life through Therapeutic Recreation
Mark Widmer, Brigham Young University Gary D. Ellis, University of Utah
173
Recreation Therapy Education: A Call for Reform
David Austin, Indiana University
193
Continuing Professional Education in Therapeutic Recreation
Stephen Langsner, University of Arkansas
211
Does Accreditation of Therapeutic Recreation Programs Really Make a Difference? Pro and Con
Gerald S. O'Morrow
237
Credentialling and its Impact on Higher Education
Marcia Jean Carter, Ashland University Jean R Folkerth, Findlay University
255
Diversity Issues in Therapeutic Recreation
John Peregoy, University of Utah , Connie Scbliebner, Idaho State University Rodney Dieser, University of Utah
275
Research Initiatives in Therapeutic Recreation
David M. Compton, University of Utah Rodney Dieser, University of Utah
299
Making Clinical Research Happen
George Patrick, National Institutes of Health
327
Issues and Concerns in Therapeutic Recreation Assessment
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