Kendraheatwole Shank is currently serving as a College Of Health Professions Associate Professor; Chairperson; Post-Professional OTD Program Director; Graduate Faculty at Towson University.
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Kendraheatwole Shank
Towson University
Associate Professor; Chairperson; Post-Professional OTD Program Director; Graduate Faculty
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Fidelity and Utility of Gps Loggers as a Tool for Understanding Community Participation of Older Adults. Scandinavian Journal of Occupational Therapy (2021)
community engagementfamily medicinesocial science researchgeriatricscommunity-engaged researchunderstanding community participationsocial sciencesnursingolder adultselderly caregeriatric assessmentassistive technologysupportive caremobilitygps loggers
Theoretical Frameworks for Community-Based Practice. In M. Reitz & M. Scaffa (Eds.), Occupational Therapy in Community-Based and Population Health Practice, 3rd ed. Philadelphia: F.A. Davis Company (2020)
community engagementtheoretical frameworkssocial practicecommunity buildingfamily practicecommunity practice educationsocial sciences
We Need More Things for Us. (2019)
community engagementcommunicationdigital mediumsmore thingsuser needs
An Occupational Science Perspective on Occupation, Adaption, and Participation. In L.C. Grajo & A. Boisselle, Occupation and Adaptation: Multidimensional Perspectives (pp. 159-174) (2018)
Participating at the Mall: Possibilities and Tensions That Shape Older Adults' Occupation. Journal of Occupational Science (2016)
community engagementlater adulthoodshape older adultssociologyperformance studiesgeriatricsageingageismyouth servicessocial gerontologyvocational behavior
Processes of Developing 'Community Livability' in Older Age. Journal of Aging Studies (2016)
community developmentcommunity engagementurban studiessocial science researchsociologycommunity-engaged research'community livabilitylivabilitysocial sciencescommunity environments
What Makes a Community Age-Friendly? Conceptualizing Community Livability Through Mapping. International Journal of Aging and Society (2016)
community developmenthousing studiesurban studiesconceptualizing community livabilitysociologycommunity buildinglivabilitysocial sciencesurbanism
Mixed Methods and Pragmatism for Research on Occupation. In M. P. Cutchin and V.A. Dickie (Eds.), Transactional perspectives on occupation (pp. 183-195) (2012)
occupational therapyjob analysisworkplace studiesworkforce developmentmixed methodssocial sciencesvocational behaviormixed-methods research
Transactional Occupations of Older Women Aging in Place: Negotiating Change and Meaning. Journal of Occupational Science (2010)