Oculomotor Dysfunction: A Survey of Current Practice in OT

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K. C. King · Burke County Public Schools

Raegan E. Furman · Rocky Mountain University of Health Professions

Bryan M. Gee · Rocky Mountain University of Health Professions

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Abstract Date Presented 04/03/2025 Surveying 80 US OTs, this study found that although oculomotor dysfunction (OD) is addressed across populations, more knowledge transfer is needed regarding nontraumatic OD intervention. This advances OT practice through targeted education. Primary Author and Speaker: Katherine C. King Additional Authors and Speakers: Raegan E. Furman, Bryan M. Gee

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Published in: American Journal of Occupational Therapy

Volume 79, Issue Supplement_2, pp. 7911500140p1-7911500140p1

DOI: 10.5014/ajot.2025.79s2-po136

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