Abstract
Date Presented 03/28/20
OT provided to acute palliative care (APC) clients with cancer follows an impairment-driven approach. Occupation-based problems (OBP) and COPM performance and satisfaction score changes are described among 10 clients. Self-care OBP were more common than productive and leisure. Fifty percent of the clients experienced significant COPM performance and satisfaction score changes, suggesting clients may benefit from an occupation-based approach within APC.
Primary Author and Speaker: Karen Enlow
Additional Authors and Speakers: Anne Fleischer, Leslie Hardman
AOTA Taxonomy:
Assessment/Measurement
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