Process Overview / AOTA Documents
If the Domain describes our scope of practice, what does the PROCESS describe?
service delivery
Developing this type of profile is an initial step in the eval process. It includes gathering info such as client history, performance patterns, barriers to occupational performance, values, and priorities of the client.
occupational profile
List at least 3 of the 5 intervention APPROACHES
modify
maintain
create / promote
establish/ restore
prevent
Give at least 1 reason why therapy services may be discontinued?
client does not want services anymore, met goal and no need for additional services, plateaued
List 3 examples of motor skills
aligns
positions
reaches
manipulates
coordinates
What are the 3 main components of the OT Process?
evaluation, intervention, outcomes
During this phase of the evaluation, we look at a client's functioning /ability level during occupations
Analysis of occupational performance
In simple terms, describe what the intervention plan should accomplish?
a roadmap for the therapist to follow
Give an example of a time a patient reported outcome may be used?
pain, fatigue level
Carrie the OT works at a county board of disabilities. She does not work 1:1 with clients but instead provides consultation to the group home staff in the county with suggestions on aspects like assistive technology, daily routines, and environmental modifications. Consultation is an example of (direct or indirect) service delivery
indirect service delivery
This type of official document from AOTA describes MINIMAL practice standards. One example is the Code of Ethics
Professional Standards
In some scenarios, the OT may complete a screening to determine if a full evaluation is warranted. True or False?
True
What should the OT consider during the intervention review phase?
Are the interventions currently effective and benefitting the pt?
Has progress been made?
Do we need to modify the plan?
Should services continue?
Do we need to bring other services on board/make referrals?
List the 3 levels of prevention
primary, secondary, tertiary
List an example of routines and an example of habits.
habits - more automatic
This type of document provides an official stance on services and our professional role. They may be created due to a concern or need.
Position Statement
During the synthesis of evaluation phase, the OT reviews data and available information. What are at least 3 important things they should consider?
client priorities
strengths / deficits
support systems
goals (in collaboration with client)
how will progress be tracked?
Tim the OT is working with Vonda, who is recovering from a stroke. Vonda wants to work on buttoning as she is used to dressing "fancy." The session involves focusing on this specific component of an occupation and would be considered an
activity
Describe an example of primary prevention that an OT may be involved with?
ergonomics training for new hires at factory, community-based fall prevention classes
What are 3 key parts to the Biomechanical MOP?
Strength
ROM
Endurance
Which category of official documents does the OTPF-4 fit under?
Guidance Document
get baseline data, compare to other individuals in same-age category, track progress if able to readminister
Describe how the occupation of making a bowl of cereal could be graded up and down. Your client is a 8 yr old boy with fine motor and cognitive delays. He has difficulty with sequencing steps.
visual cues, adapt container with milk for ease of opening, dycem under bowl to prevent sliding, bag of cereal vs container
List at least 4 / 5 aspects of the Quintuple Aim?
per capita cost
population health
experience of care
workforce health
health equity
What day is your OA due?
11/25