Occupational Profile Flashcards
What are the components of the Occupational Profile (OP)?
- Summary of the client
- Occupational history
- Experiences
- Interests
- Values
- Needs
- Personal contexts
These components are part of the evaluation process in occupational therapy.
What approach does the Occupational Profile emphasize?
Client-centered approach
The occupational therapist identifies what is meaningful to the client.
What types of data collection are involved in the Occupational Profile?
- Formal
- Informal
Data collection methods are critical for understanding the client’s needs and preferences.
What is the first step in collecting information for the Occupational Profile?
Chart review
This step lays the foundation for understanding the client’s background and referral reason.
What techniques are used for collecting information in the Occupational Profile?
- Formal interview techniques
- Informal interview techniques
These techniques help establish a therapeutic relationship and gather relevant information.
What information should be collected regarding the client’s performance?
- Reason for occupational therapy referral
- Occupations impacted (successful and barriers)
- Occupational history (successful and barriers)
- Client’s values and interests
- Contexts - supporting and inhibiting
- Engagement patterns
- Client factors - supporting and inhibiting
- Client priorities and outcomes
This comprehensive information informs the occupational therapy process.
What is a working hypothesis in occupational therapy?
A proposed treatment plan based on the review of all collected data
The working hypothesis may need to be revised as more information is gathered.
What is the purpose of activity analysis in the intervention process?
To identify the demands of occupations and activities that the client engages in
This analysis helps guide the intervention to improve occupational performance.
How is occupational performance measured?
- Standardized assessment tools
- Informal approaches if appropriate
Measuring occupational performance is essential for evaluating the effectiveness of therapy.
True or false: The Occupational Profile is only used in one treatment setting.
False
The use of the occupational profile varies across different treatment settings.
Fill in the blank: The occupational therapist gathers information about the client’s _______ and how it impacts current life.
past experiences and interests
Understanding past experiences is crucial for developing a treatment plan.
