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prevocational evaluation

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prevocational evaluation
[-vōkā′shənəl]
an evaluation of the abilities and limitations of a patient undergoing rehabilitation for a disabling disorder. The goal is to find eventual employment in a sheltered workshop or in the general community. The evaluation usually leads to selective placement of the patient in an appropriate business or industry.


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The mission of Lions World Services for the Blind is to provide personal adjustment training, psychological testing and counseling, prevocational evaluation, and vocational training to individuals who are blind or visually impaired.
Even when the profession became heavily focused on a more reductionistic approach to therapy in the 1960s, we saw the areas of prevocational evaluation and work simplification as key areas of focus (Schwartz).
 
 
 
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