This U.S. initiative aims to improve population health, increase life expectancy, and promote well-being nationwide by the year 2030.
What is Health People 2030?
The professional OT organization that is abbreviated AOTA.
What is the American Occupational Therapy Association?
This is the unique context that is the focus of all ecological models.
What is environment?
According to the MOHO definition, this environment is composed of objects and spaces together.
What is the physical environment?
This discipline is based on the belief that humans are inherently occupational beings who find meaning through engagement in activities.
What is occupational science?
Developed by the World Health Organization, this framework provides a standard language and structure for describing how people live with health conditions, focusing on body functions, activities, and participation.
What is the ICF?
The local professional OT organization that is abbreviated VOTA.
What is the Virginia Occupational Therapy Association?
This ecological model is designed to be interdisciplinary, with the use of tasks instead of occupations.
What is Ecology of Human Performance?
Within the Model of Human Occupation, this component refers to the process by which people organize their actions into patterns and routines based on roles and habits.
What is habituation?
This is the first step of evidence-based practice
What is writing an answerable clinical question?
This client-centered assessment helps individuals identify and prioritize daily activities that are meaningful to them, measuring both performance and satisfaction over time.
What is the COPM?
The local professional OT organization that is abbreviated MOTA.
What is Maryland Occupational Therapy Association?
Name the four main ecological models.
What are PEO, PEOP, EHP, and CMOP-E?
In the Kawa Model, this represents the spaces between elements where life energy flows.
What are opportunities for OT intervention?
These are the two types of scholarship.
What are knowledge acquisition and knowledge development?
This is defined as a process experienced by people with mental illness who focus less on illness and more on living a life of purpose, agency, control, and meaningful participation in daily activities.
What is recovery?
The professional OT organization that is abbreviated WFOT.
What is the World Federation of Occupational Therapists?
Rooted in occupational therapy, this ecological model highlights that occupations are self-directed and purposeful activities people participate in across the life span.
In OA, this term defines the efficiency, effectiveness, satisfaction with oneself and/or satisfaction to society.
What is relative mastery?
In evidence-based practice, clinical decision-making is guided by the combination of these three elements.
What are current best evidence, the treatment environment, and the client’s values and circumstances?
This is the use of discipline-specific techniques to
assist people in achieving their health-related goals, while being mindful of underlying and secondary conditions.
What is health promotion?
The professional OT organization that has the abbreviation AOTPAC.
What is the American Occupational Therapy Political Action Committee?
Within the PEO model, the environment in which occupational performance occurs includes four distinct contexts.
What are physical, cultural, social, and temporal contexts?
In the Occupational Adaptation process, these two factors interact to influence performance and adaptation.
What are the internal and external factors.
During your evaluation process, you could return to the research literature to find evidence about these two components of methods to select the most valuable assessments for your targeted areas.
What are reliability and validity?