Thursday, February 21, 2019
The OTPF
The OTPF is a document that helps guide occupational therapists in their profession by defining and conceptualizing the interrelated constructs and/or ideas of occupational therapy practice. It was created in 2002, and replaced the Uniform Technology. This replacement was significant because it supported the shift to a more holistic approach in occupational therapy. It is important to learn about because it helps establish a common language for therapist to use, helps guide evaluation, intervention & outcomes, and much more! It is also beneficial to learn about because it helps break down what areas, and who, or what diagnosis might be seen by, an occupational therapist and what they might be working on with various clients in different settings.
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