Theory and Application

Who would benefit from a wash and dry toilet including how to get the best results?

Woman showing a wheelchair user a wash and dry toilet in an accessible bathroom

Learning objectives

  • A summary as to when an OT should consider recommending a wash/dry toilet, taking into account person, activity and environment.
  • Looking at activity analysis with regards to the occupation of toileting.
  • A guide to holistic assessments and empowering people to maintain their own health and wellbeing, and to manage their own occupational needs, wherever possible.

Our webinar presenters

Lucy Leonard

Lucy Leonard

Occupational Therapist & Clinical Director

Lucy has over 25 years’ occupational therapy experience across health and social care, including more than 20 years in statutory services and 10 years in the independent sector. She specialises in neurological, orthopaedic and polytrauma rehabilitation. As Clinical Director, Lucy leads clinical governance, supports the associate network, oversees key partnerships and provides strategic leadership across occupational therapy projects nationwide.

Adam Ferry

Adam Ferry

Occupational Therapist

Adam qualified as an occupational therapist in 2007 and worked across emergency care, neurological rehabilitation and service management within the NHS before joining The Occupational Therapy Service full-time in 2018. Alongside a complex clinical caseload, he has developed a national profile through commercial consultancy and CPD leadership, including responsibility for The OT Show education programme. Adam specialises in neurological rehabilitation, falls prevention and service development.