Abstract Date Presented 04/19/2023 In this presentation, we explore wellness and occupational balance from the perspective of parents children in early intervention. We discuss how OT practitioners can support family through routine-based interventions. Primary Author Speaker: Evguenia S. Popova Additional Authors Speakers: Sarah Brennan, M. Veronica Llerena

In 2020, there are an estimated 727 million elderly over worldwide. Indonesia, according to the East Java Health Profile, it is stated that coverage of who received health services in 2019 was 62.9% 5,221,188 (East Provincial Office, 2020) which very far from minimum standard for posyandu services, 80%. The purpose this study see whether a relationship between involvement with family support. E...

BACKGROUND Acquired brain injury (ABI) is a leading cause of permanent disability, currently affecting 20,000 Australian children. Community participation is essential for childhood development and enjoyment, yet children with ABI can often experience barriers to participation. The factors which act as barriers and facilitators to community participation for children with an ABI are not well un...

This mixed-methods study examined the impact of professional services on employment and leisure participation of mothers of children with autism. In Phase 1, 139 mothers with a child with autism completed a comprehensive survey addressing their experiences with services and occupational participation. In Phase 2, in-depth interviews, informed by grounded theory methodology, were conducted with ...

One of the important aspects in the design of social protection is coverage. In Peru, as in most Latin American countries, social security participation is compulsory only for workers in the formal sector. There is a large sector of the population for which participation is voluntary. This paper investigates the determinants of enrolment to the pension system in Peru. In particular, we found th...