CMOP-E Flashcards
1
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What does the CMOP-E stand for?
A
Canadian Model of Occupational Performance and Engagement
2
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What is the CMOP-E for?
A
- Aims to promote client-centered practice and the profession’s view that occupation is the main domain of concern.
- The model extends interest to performing and having occupations, and envisions health, well-being, and justice as attainable through occupation and promotes this vision.
3
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CMOP-E’s 3 main components:
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- Environment
- Occupation
- Person
4
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The center of the CMOP-E model
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Person
5
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Components of the Person:
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PACS
- Physical
- Affective
- Cognitive
- Spiritual
6
Q
- At the core of the person
- shaped and expressed through occupations
- refers to the essence of self, where determination and meaning are drawn
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Spirituality
7
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Where individuals exist and where occupations occur, influences the person and occupation, and where individuals are presented with occupational opportunities
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Environment
8
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Components of Environment:
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PICS
- Physical
- Institutional
- Cultural
- Social
9
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The link between the person and environment, and a means through the environment is acted upon
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Occupation
10
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Components of Occupation:
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PLS
- Productivity
- Leisure
- Self-care
11
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What is CMOP-E’s assessment tool?
A
Canadian Occupational Performance Measure
12
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What is the Canadian Occupational Performance Measure?
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- Client-centered outcome measure to identify and prioritize everyday issues that restrict their participation in everyday living and can be used for all ages.
- It identifies issues of personal importance and detects changes in a client’s self-perception of occupational performance over time.
13
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Proponents of the CMOP-E model:
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- Elizabeth Townsend
- Helene Polatajko
- Janet Craik
