El Modelo Canadiense de Terapia Ocupacionala propósito de tres casos

Resumen

In the department of Physical Rehabilitation in the Xeral Calde Hospital of Lugo are two occupational therapists and are attended adults patients with pathologies of upper members and children in early attention.Children have two sessions every week and adults are attended every day from Monday to Friday, and at least during twenty sessions. The doctor of physical medicine derives every patient to the department. The aim of this article is make a revision of the Canadian model (Simó S. y Urbanowski, 2006) and carry it out to the clinic practice in a framework of traditional rehabilitation, the patient is derived from primary attention by the family doctor or specialized attention, this, accept the derivation and accept the treatment without knowing the aim of the process of rehabilitation. We follow a methodology based on reading and analysing the scientific articles (Canadian journal of occupational therapy 2001-2004), where the Canadian model is applied. Furthermore we follow a model of practice in the department of rehabilitation with patients with analogous demands. Following theses guidelines, we apply the model in three clinic cases, evaluation under Canadian Model (Urbanowski R., 2006), aims negotiation, program development, results valoration (Law M., 1998), and conclusions.