CMOP-E Flashcards
what are the 4 performance components of the person
- spirituality
- effectiveness
- physical
- cognition
what are the 4 elements of the environment
- physical
- institutional
- cultural
- social
what are the 3 basic assumptions in relation to occupation
- occupations brings meaning to life
- occupation affects health + wellbeing
- occupation organises time + brings structure to living
list 4 examples of occupational therapy clients
- populations
- organisations
- communities
- families
occupational transition
a point in time when there is a shift from one occupation to another
occupational loss
a type of occupational transition when people can no longer perform activities usually within their routine
Micro Occupational Development
is concerned with occupational competence where individuals move along a continuum from novice to mastery
Meso Occupational Development
is concerned with occupational repertoire as an individual increases competence over a variety of occupations
what was the CMOP-E developed from
the COPM but to include enablement
when was it introduced and by who
1997 by the Canadian Association of OT
list the theories that inform CMOP-E
- humanistic
- developmental
- environmental
what is the focus of the model
occupational performance and engagement
engagement
refers to all that people do to become occupied
list the OT enablement foundations (6)
- choice, risk responsibility
- client participation
- vision of possibilities
- change
- justice
- power sharing
list the different targets for enablement (7)
- impairment reduction
- adaptation
- accomodation
- skill acquisition
- social reconstruction
- health, wellbeing and justice
- occupational enablement