Do existing occupational therapy guidelines fit today's practise?

Publication of Innovations in Care

J.A.C. Verhoef, M. Cardol | Article | Publication date: 22 May 2018

Client diversity and participation, shared decision-making and increasing demands for impact in health care lead to more complexity in occupational therapy (OT) practice. Clinical practice guidelines (CPGs) can assist OTs in making conscientious and evidence-informed decisions in complex care. Giving these changes in health care, do existing CPGs meet OTs needs?

Author(s) - affiliated with Rotterdam University of Applied Sciences

For this publication

J.A.C. Verhoef

Dr. Mieke Cardol

Professor Disability Studies; Diversity in Participation

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