week 8 Flashcards
1
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whats an overview of the Canadian practice process framework (CPPF)
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- Generic framework suitable for a wide range of practice settings and clients
- Evidence based
- Goal driven
- Incorporates aspects of assessment, intervention and evaluation of outcomes
- Focus is on occupational enablement
- The CPPF is congruent with the CMOP-E and CMCE
2
Q
outcomes of the CPPF
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- Successful completion of occupational performance and / or engagement
- For this to occur ot must apply the CMOP-E, focus on occupation and use the CMCE enablement skills to adapt, advocate, coach, collaborate, consult, coordinate, design/build, educate, engage and specialise.
3
Q
visual representation of the CPPR
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- dynamic interchange between the client and the ot
- entry and exit points
- eight key action points
4
Q
whats the eight action points of the CPPF
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- enter/initiate
- set the stage
- assess/evaluate
- agreee on objective and plan
- implement the plan
- monitor and modify
- evaluate the outcome
- conclude and exit.
5
Q
enter/initate
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- engage in rapport building
- develop a collaborative relationship
- consult team
- helps clarify ot to client
ask about what our looking for
general conversation first about interests and values
6
Q
enter/ initiate enablement skills
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- collaborate with client to clarify referral
- engage client in discussion
7
Q
set the stage
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- engage client to understand their values, beliefs, assumptions, expectations and desires form ot
- Negotiate and adopt common ground rules (both of them) eg must both be on time
- Continue to build rapport and the clients readiness/ motivation to process
- Collaborate to identify priority occupational performance issues and goals
8
Q
set the stage enablement skills
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- Collaborate with client to set rules and responsibilities for practice relationship
- Educate client about OT
- Engage client in discussion
9
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assess and evaluate
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- Assess the clients occupational status, dreams and potential for change
- Draw upon theories, models, research and past experience eg CMOPE
- Identify actors within the person, environment and occupation contributing occupational problems
- Consult and clarify with the client
- Formulate and document potential recommendations
- Eg administer COPM, OSA
10
Q
assese/ evaluate enablement skills
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- Specialise in assessment and interpretation
- Collaborate with client to determine perceptions of injury on occupational performance
- Educate client about findings and implications
- Coach client to use self-evaluation and self-monitoring techniques
- Coordinate with client and team
11
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agree on objectives and plan
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- Collaborate with the client to prioritise goals and objects
- Power sharing is important
- Encourage clients to participate in discussion and actions eg name their goals
- Agreement on occupational goals, objectives and plan within the time, space and resource boundaries
12
Q
agree on objectives and plan enablement skills
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- Adapt plan with client as practice unfolds
- Collaborate with client
- Design and build a program design around client
13
Q
implement the plan
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- Involves clients participation and power sharing
- Engage the client through occupation
- Document process
- Use appropriate frame of reference when implementing change
- Consider timelines, resources
14
Q
implement the plan enablement skills
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- Coach
- Enable
- Collaborate
- Educate
- Adapt
- Advocate
- coordinate
15
Q
monitory and modify
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- Consult, collaborate, advocate, educate an engage the client and others to enable success
- Ongoing formative evaluation to determine whether the pan needs to be redesigned or adapted according to the clients progress
16
Q
monitor and modify enablement skills
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- Coach
- Engage
- Collaborate
- adapt