The Occupational Therapy Practice Framework, or OTPF, is the document that serves as the foundation for occupational therapy practice. Similar to other forms of foundations, its purpose is to create a common ground from which to build upon. By encompassing every aspect of the field of occupational therapy, the OTPF provides a generalized standard that may be practiced universally. Such components of the OTPF include client factors, performance skills, performance patterns, context/environment, and activity demands which can be further broken down more intricately on a case-by-case basis. Because the OTPF is comprised of and takes so many elements into consideration for the client, the therapist can effectively implement a holistic approach to his/her practice.
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