Article

Since the inception of the profession of occupational therapy a century ago, a
clarion call to link health with occupation and occupational engagement has been
heard. For decades, leaders in the profession have emphasized the need for
prevention and health promotion as well as for development of assessments and
models linking health with occupation. This article addresses the need for an
increased presence of occupational therapy in health and wellness, emphasizing
participation over performance, to optimize the health, well-being, and quality
of life of individuals, communities, and populations.
CI - Copyright (c) 2017 by Michael A. Pizzi. Used with permission.

Langue : ANGLAIS