Abstract to implement, particularly in hospital settings. This study aimed to explore occupational therapists' perceptions of their role, and facilitators and challenges to implementing occupation-based practice in neurology. Method: This qualitative descriptive study

Abstract -acute rehabilitation settings. It is an individualized outcome measure where clients are responsible for measuring their own progress and meaningful outcomes from therapy.Evidence of the Canadian Occupational Performance Measure's convergent validity, predictive

Abstract and therapy. Two non-beneficial themes emerged: emotional impacts, burden of caring. Limitations include sample bias. More considerate utilization of a pet dog within the facility is suggested. Utilizing dogs for staff wellbeing merits further research.

Abstract and play a pivotal role in upskilling staff to enable effective goal setting for people with mild cognitive impairment or dementia.Copyright © 2021 Occupational Therapy Australia.

Abstract and perception tests are often used by practitioners to make such identifications; therefore, it is important to examine the measurement properties of these tests. Objective: This study investigated the convergent validity of the Occupational Therapy Adult

Abstract functional performance in adults who have had a stroke-the Neurobehavioural Status Examination (Cognistat), Occupational Therapy Adult Perceptual Screening Test, and the Developmental Test of Visual Perception-Adolescent and Adult. The participants were 27

Abstract Introduction: Occupational therapists in acute care settings often complete the Mini Mental Status Examination (MMSE) screening tool to assess inpatients' cognitive state. The scores obtained are often informally linked to a patient's global