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Management Functions in Recreational Therapy - eBook

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ISBN/ISSN: 978-1-57167-802-7

Author(s): David R. Austin, Bryan P. McCormick, Marieke Van Puymbroeck

Copyright year: 2016

Edition: 1st

Other Formats: Print

pages: 236

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Management Functions in Recreational Therapy provides students and practitioners with perspectives on the management of recreational therapy. Many of the management concepts apply to middle-level managers, but the focus of the book is on first-line recreational therapy managers and the areas of management identified by the National Council on Therapeutic Recreation Certification.

This book gives in-depth coverage to the five basic functions of management: planning, organization, staffing, influencing, and controlling. In addition, it explores key concepts integral to the management of recreational therapy programs such as internship supervision, clinical supervision, volunteer management, and managing marketing.

Moreover, this book presents issues and concerns for managers such as workplace politics, professional etiquette, and burnout. In addition to experiences in higher education, the authors have professional experiences ranging from publication of books in recreational therapy, serving on national and international boards as a recreational therapy representative, and conducting research and trainings in psychiatric rehabilitation.

Chapter 1: Introduction to Management

Chapter 2: Recreational Therapy and Management

Chapter 3: Understanding the Healthcare Environment

Chapter 4: Basic Management Functions

Chapter 5: Planning

Chapter 6: Organizing

Chapter 7: Staffing

Chapter 8: Influencing

Chapter 9: Controlling

Chapter 10: Internship Supervision

Chapter 11: Clinical Supervision

Chapter 12: Volunteer Management

Chapter 13: Managing Marketing

Chapter 14: Issues and Concerns for Managers

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