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The Occupational Therapist evaluates patients’ ability to perform activities of daily living (ADL) and instrumental activities of daily living (IADL) in relation to physical, cognitive, and/or psychological impairments. The therapist develops individualized, patient-centered treatment plans and goals and uses therapeutic interventions and ADLs to support participation and engagement. Treatment may involve adapting or modifying the environment or objects within it. The role includes evaluating occupational performance, collaborating with patients on goals, providing and reassessing treatment, managing discharge planning, supervising and delegating to ancillary staff and students, maintaining documentation, communicating with patients and care teams, providing education, and contributing to professional development and quality improvement. The Occupational Therapist promotes a safe care environment and practices within the scope defined by the applicable state practice act.
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