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What does CMOP-E stand for? |
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Canadian Model of Occupation Participation and Engagement |
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What is a basic assumption of health in the CMOP-E |
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- More than an absence of disease-influenced by choice and engagement in meaningful occupation. |
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What is a basic assumption of Occupation in the CMOP-E |
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- Effects health and wellbeing- Brings meaning to life-organises and brings structure to living |
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What is a basic assumption of client centered practice in the CMOP-E |
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- Focus on enabling- risk taking is necessary for positive change- clients are active partnersclients have experience in and knowledge about their occupations.- there is a focus on needs and foals of a person not their impairments. |
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Define Occupational performance |
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a dynamic relationship between person occupation and environment contributing to the social and economic fabric of the community. |
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Explain Occupational enguagement. |
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to be involved in occupation in order to be, become, belong and perform. |
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What are the Elements of Occupation in the CMOPE |
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Productivity
Leisureself care |
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What are the Environment components of the CMOP-E |
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- social- physical
- cultural- institutional |
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What are the person components of the CMOP-E? |
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Physicalcognitiveaffective.spirituality.
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What tool would you use for asssesment? |
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Canadian Occupation Performance Measure
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Interventions can include? |
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remediade compensate Environment |
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Clinical Reasoning Concerns? |
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-What are the person’s occupational performanceconcerns?• What is the person’s occupational performancestatus & capacity?• What theoretical underpinning & relatedassessments will guide interventions?• What interventions are effective and appropriate toimprove occupational performance?• When and how should interventions stop? |
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