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TermDefinition
MOHO -Volition - Incorporate Pt favorite things to do ; habituation - work/church daily; Performance - PLOF/CLOF
EHP -Establish/restore, alter, adapt, prevent, create -Focus on pt context impacts their "task" performance
PEOP person+ environment+occupation= performance (cold+dark room= poor studying) 1st assessment, then modify etc
OA Mastery= engagement + participation in occupations • Adaptive response • Adaptive evaluation - evaluate outcome • Adaptive integration - self reflection Desire for Mastery Demand or Mastery Press or Mastery
KAWA Focus on well-being & QoL river-life (birth-death) riverwalks- environment (thick=difficult) spaces-healing (therapy) driftwood-assets/liabilities rocks-circumstances/problems
Neurofunctional Approach
psychodynamic
biomechanicial -Assumes deficits can be improved w/ prep methods & modalities -Remediation approach (improving skill) -Focused on client factor/deficits that limits OP -Addresses weakness, ROM, edema, pain, low endurance, sensory changes, joint instability, etc
psychodynamic talk therapy for understanding & support (grieving) awareness of unconscious thoughts/conflicts to address,free (-) space & add satisfying activities open-ended (Socratic questioning); journaling, art, free-form clay, music, photography, dancing,poetry
cognitive behavioral
behavioral
dynamic interactional Model
trans-theoretical model -Focus on client's strengths -Adaptation, compensation, and environmental modification approach -Goal - maximize independence despite impairments (AD/AT,)
ACL
Recovery model
Rehab Model -Focus on client's strengths -Adaptation, compensation, and environmental modification approach -Goal - maximize independence despite impairments (AD/AT,)
Assessments for MOHO? Volitional/ Occupational Questionnaire, Role checklist, Occ Case analysis interview & rating (OCAIR), OP history interview (OPHI), Worker role interview
Recovery model
motor relearning
sensorimotor approach
ROOD
motor relearning
Brunnstrom
ROOD
Neurodevelopmental Treatment (NDT)
Brunnstrom
proprioceptive Neuromuscular Facilitation
Neurodevelopmental Treatment (NDT)
proprioceptive Neuromuscular Facilitation
EHP 5 intervention strategies and the definition? -Establish / Restore - teaching/ improving skill due to disability -Alter - selecting context that allows pt to perform best with abilities *don't change pt* (recommend special ed vs regular class) - Adapt ("add")- OT's ability to change context. Ex. Mo
PEOP assessments COPM, Occ Self Assessment, activity card sort, role checklist, OPHI
Created by: dlaceyn
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