Comparing and using occupation-focused models

Occupational therapists are often challenged to provide occupation-focused and client-centred care.This webinar will provide a brief overview and comparison of three commonly used occupation-focused models: the Canadian Model of Occupational Performance and Engagement, Person-Environment-Occupation-Performance Model and the Model of Human Occupation.  Applying these models in practice using a case example will be facilitated and current resources linked to each model will be described. Incorporating these models into clinical practice will be discussed through illustrating how they can be integrated with commonly used frames of reference to provide a foundation for occupation-focused practice.    

After taking part in this webinar, participants will be able to:

1. Articulate the value of using occupation-focused models to guide occupational therapy practice.
2. Compare and contrast occupation-focused models of practice and how they can be combined with frames of reference.
3. Demonstrate the application of occupation-focused models in the practice of occupational therapy through a case study. 

This purchase is for the August 16, 2016, On-Demand Practice Evidence Webinar archive. The archive purchase will be in the format of a web-based link that will be emailed to you separately in the following business days.