Occupational Therapy Practice Framework Revised

Occupational Therapy Practice Framework
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The document, in a detailed manner, designates the core concepts that are vital in occupational therapy practice and creates a comprehension of the central principles as well as the goals of the profession. The types of OT interventions section is explained extensively. The categories are put clearly and are supported by comprehensive description and examples
What areas are still confusing?
Some aspects concerning occupational therapy practice framework are not apparent. Example of these are the approaches to intervention and the multifaceted decision making needed in the everyday practice of decision making (Amini, Kannenberg, Bodison, Chang, Colaianni, Goodrich & Lieberman, 2014). This area requires extensive description as it contributes much concerning the health of clients, their well-being as well as involvement in life
Do you like the document?
Yes. First and foremost, it touches on all aspects which are relevant and helpful to occupational therapy practitioners. Additionally, the concepts and language used in the article are in line with the present and emerging practices of occupational therapy which make it more useful. The same thing applies to activity and occupation demands; which are the constituents of occupations as well as activities that occupational therapy specialists put into consideration when performing their operations.
Questions or concerns about the following:
Types of OT intervention
There are concerns when it comes to Self-advocacy efforts which individuals, for instance, students having learning disabilities are expected to request or look for their means of obtaining accommodations or textbooks.

This area needs some specification as not all groups can do the same. The same thing applies to young individuals who are not able to report cases of cyberbullying.
Activity and Occupation Demands
In this category, were are confused whether sequencing and timing fall under barriers to participation or supports it. This question is imperative since it helps health practitioners during the clinical reasoning process.
Approaches to Intervention
Although the article describes the selection practices and reference frames in an extensive manner, it does not discuss anything regarding treatment theories, and yet it is crucial in understanding different approaches to interventions.
Outcomes
This segment consists of examples that stipulate how the overall outcomes of health and involvement may be applied. However, the examples given do not apply to all aspects and individuals. Similarly, the article does not specify measurable outcomes and those that are experienced by the clients.

Reference
Amini, D. A., Kannenberg, K., Bodison, S., Chang, P., Colaianni, D., Goodrich, B., & Lieberman, D. (2014). Occupational therapy practice framework: Domain & process 3rd edition. American Journal of Occupational Therapy, 68, S1-S48.