Occupational Therapy Practice in the Rehabilitation of Adults with Occupational Dysfunction following a Neurological Injury in Argentina: A Descriptive Study.

To describe aspects of occupational therapy practice in the rehabilitation of adults with occupational dysfunction following a neurological injury in Argentina, a cross-sectional, descriptive study was conducted. One hundred and sixty-seven occupational therapists completed an online, self-administered questionnaire. The preferred professional model was the Model of Human Occupation and the most frequently administered assessment was the Functional Independence Measure.

[Occupational Therapy intervention after a cerebrovascular accident: case report.].

The sequelae produced by a cerebrovascular accident (CVA) have an impact on occupational performance and restrict the person's participation in their occupational roles. C. is a 31-year-old young adult who, after having suffered an ischemic stroke, enters an inpatient rehabilitation center for patients with neurological injury and receives occupational therapy treatment.