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EPISODE · Jun 2, 2024 · 18 MIN

OT Models you can use in Critical Care: The Cognitive Disability Model

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In this episode of OT Conversations, the focus is on the Cognitive Disabilities Model, derived from Claudia Allen's Cognitive Disability Frame of Reference. This model, originally aimed at mental illness, has broadened applicability to patients with cognitive limitations from organic problems like brain injury or dementia. The model emphasizes evaluating patients' functional limitations, assessing cognitive levels, and adapting interventions accordingly. It outlines a six-level cognitive functioning continuum and stages of intervention, including acute, post-acute, rehabilitation, and long-term care phases. Key concepts include attention, behavior, purpose, experience, process, and the necessity of environmental modifications. Learn how to apply this model effectively in critical care settings.This topic was also discussed in episode 41.

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