1990-1919 HISTORY OF OT

5. Which amendment in 1920 was ratified and led to the rising development of women in the workforce?
6. Who was influenced by his own recovery by engaging in occupations to recover from physical illnesses?
8. Which era led to social progress including reforms in education and mental health?
9. During “The Great War,” what kind of aides were sent to care for soldiers whose injuries needed rehabilitation also known as reconstruction?
10. In what year did Abraham Flexner conclude that most medical schools were “substandard,” leading to medical schools associating with larger universities?

1. Who trained nurses and wrote the first book on the therapeutic use of occupations, sometimes referred to as the “work cure approach”?
2. Who wrote a book about his experience recovering from mental illness in an asylum which led to the creation of the mental hygiene movement?
3. Who was a psychiatrist influenced by Susan E. Tracy that taught his own course on occupations and recreations for nurses?
4. Where in March 1917 was the first organizational meeting for Occupational Therapy organized by George Edward Barton leading to AOTA
7. What term by Herbert J Hall in 1909 was defined when actively engaging patients in occupational activities to better one’s mental health?