Occupational Therapists (OT) are qualified professionals with an ability to identify and evaluate the performance of the client, and their environment to make proper recommendations to manage individual health and wellness. OT’s are able to consider the client’s abilities and personal factors that may impact/benefit their ability to participate in their environment; and whether use of certain assistive equipment is appropriate for the client (AOTA, 2010).

OT's are able to provide ergonomic solutions to promote OP, modifications/adaptations to the work environment to promote OP, and work rehabilitation to facilitate participation in the client's work responsibilities (AOTA, 2017).  Occupational Therapists (OT) are qualified professionals with an ability to identify and evaluate the performance of the client, and their environment. OT’s are able to consider the client’s abilities and personal factors that may impact/benefit their ability to participate in their environment; and whether use of certain assistive equipment is appropriate for the client (AOTA, 2010). The role of the OT in assistive technology is primarily to enable/support the client to participate in the activities/occupations that they find to be relevant and meaningful (AOTA, 2010). 

OT's work in Skilled Nursing Facilities, Assisted Living Facilities, Home health, and Acute Rehab hospitals (AOTA, 2020). Occupational Therapists (OT) are qualified professionals with an ability to identify and evaluate the performance of the client, and their environment. OT’s are able to consider the client’s abilities and personal factors that may impact/benefit their ability to participate in their environment; and whether use of certain assistive equipment is appropriate for the client (AOTA, 2010). The role of the OT in assistive technology is primarily to enable/support the client to participate in the activities/occupations that they find to be relevant and meaningful (AOTA, 2010). 

Occupational Therapists (OT) are qualified professionals with an ability to identify and evaluate the performance of the client, and their environment. OT’s are able to consider the client’s abilities and personal factors that may impact/benefit their ability to participate in their environment; and whether use of certain assistive equipment is appropriate for the client (AOTA, 2010). The role of the OT in assistive technology is primarily to enable/support the client to participate in the activities, and occupations that they find to be relevant and meaningful (AOTA, 2010). 

Occupational Therapists (OT) are qualified professionals with an ability to identify and evaluate the performance of the client, and their environment (Cook & Polgar, 2015). OT’s are a vital component of multidisciplinary teams as they provide evidence based practice to support recommendations of assistive equipment for their clients. OT’s incorporate holistic and client centered approaches, which ensures that recommendations for AT, or AT adaptations, are tailored to aid the client to participate in daily activities (Cook & Polgar, 2015).

 Occupational Therapists (OT) are qualified professionals with an ability to identify and evaluate the performance of the client, and their environment (Cook & Polgar, 2015). OT’s are a vital component of multidisciplinary teams as they provide evidence based practice to support recommendations of assistive equipment for their clients. OT’s incorporate holistic and client centered approaches, which ensures that recommendations for AT, or AT adaptations, are tailored to aid the client to participate in daily activities (Cook & Polgar, 2015).

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