CLIENT-CENTRED OCCUPATIONAL THERAPY IN THE HOMES OF ELDERLY CITIZENS IMPROVES THEIR OCCUPATIONAL PERFORMANCE. RESULTS FROM A RANDOMIZED CONTROLLED TRIAL.

Abstract

Background: In Denmark, community-based rehabilitation services, including occupational therapy, are offered to senior citizens who struggle with performing daily activities. The intention is to improve clients’ level of... [ view full abstract ]

Authors

  1. Tove Lise Nielsen (VIA University College, DK-8200 Aarhus)
  2. Kirsten Schultz Petersen (University of Aalborg)
  3. Helene Polatajko (University of Toronto)
  4. Claus Vinther Nielsen (Aarhus University, Department of Public Health)

Topic Areas

WHO 2020 health promotion and disease prevention , Education / Research / Professional Challenges , Evidence based practice

Session

OS - 2C » Older Adults (16:20 - Thursday, 16th June, Anderson Theatre)

Paper

Abstract_COTEC_ENOTHE_Tove_Lise_Nielsen_March_2016.docx