Purpose of the course
In this course you will learn the knowledge of occupational therapy process. Occupational therapy is based on the understanding of human occupation and how it is related to health and well being. Occupation is used as a means and as a goal in occupational therapy process.

Competences
Knowledge of occupational therapy
Occupational therapy process and professional reasoning

Learning outcomes
Students understand and can explain how occupation is connected with health and well-being. Students are able to elaborate what client-centeredness/person-centredness means in occupational therapy. Students can explain why theory is needed in occupational therapy and how it guides practical work (theory-model-framework). Students can differentiate main models and compare their core concepts. Students can describe what occupation and participation mean and compare how different models use these concepts to guide practical work. Students can name and identify different phases of the occupational therapy process. They can apply this knowledge through an example. Students recognize and separate different intervention approaches in occupational therapy.

During the course you will study what theories, models and frame of references are in occupational therapy, and how they are used in the clinical reasoning process. During the course, you will study client-centered and occupational-based occupational therapy models. The focus is on how these models conceptualize occupation and guide occupational therapy process.

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1
You are able to describe occupation by using at least one theoretical model and the concepts related to that model. You understand the relationship between occupation and health and well being. You can define client-centeredness by using a theory learned in the course. You can describe why theory is needed in occupational therapy and how it guides practical work. You can differentiate a model and a framework. You can name different models of occupational threrapy. You can describe concepts of one model of occupational therapy. You recognize and name phases of occupational therapy process by using a case scenario. You can list and describe different intervention models and types, but you have challenges with differentiate them with a case example.

2
You are able to describe occupation by using at least one theoretical model and compare it slightly to another model. You understand the relationship between occupation and health and well being by giving some examples. You can define client-centeredness and apply this knowledge. You can describe why theory is needed in occupational therapy and how it guides practical work. You are able to apply this knowledge to a case scenario. You can differentiate a model and a framework. You can name different models of occupational threrapy. You can describe concepts of one model of occupational therapy and compare them. You recognize and name phases of occupational therapy process by using a case scenario. You can list and describe different intervention models and types, and you can differentiate them with a case example.

3
You are able to describe occupation by using at least one theoretical model and compare it to another model. You understand the relationship between occupation and health and well being by giving some examples. You can define client-centeredness in versatile ways and apply this knowledge. You show critical thinking as well by thinking why theory is needed in occupational therapy and how it guides practical work. You are able to apply this knowledge to a case scenario. You can differentiate a model and a framework. You can name different models of occupational therapy. You can describe concepts of one model of occupational therapy and compare them. You recognize and name phases of OTIPM occupational therapy process by using a case scenario. You can list and describe different intervention models and types, and you can differentiate them with a chosen knowledge of a case example.

4
You are able to describe occupation by different theoretical models. You can describe and demostrate the relationship between occupation and health and well being by giving some examples. You can define client-centeredness in versatile ways and apply this knowledge. You show critical thinking as well by thinking why theory is needed in occupational therapy and how it guides practical work. You are able to apply this knowledge to a case scenario. You can differentiate a model and a framework. You can name different models of occupational therapy. You can describe concepts of the models and compare them. You can apply this information into practice. You recognize and name phases of OTIPM occupational therapy process by using a case scenario. You can list and describe different intervention models and types, and you can differentiate them with a chosen knowledge of a case example.

5
You are able to describe and compare detailed concepts of occupation by using different theoretical models. You can describe, demonstrate and reason the relationship between occupation and health and well being by giving some examples. You understand clearly the main differences of the models. You can define client-centeredness in versatile ways and apply this knowledge. You show critical thinking when reasoning why theory is needed in occupational therapy and how it guides practical work. You are able to apply this knowledge to a case scenario and in different phases of occupational therapy process. You can differentiate a model and a framework. You can name different models of occupational therapy. You can describe concepts of the models and compare them. You can apply this information into practice. You recognize and name phases of occupational therapy process by using a case scenario. You can list and describe different intervention models and types, and you can differentiate them with a chosen knowledge of a case example in an analytic way.