State of measurement in occupational therapy using sensory integration

This article presents the current state of measurement in the area of sensory integration within the field of occupational therapy in three areas: (1) phenotypic characterization, (2) intervention adherence and dosage, and (3) outcome measurement. The need for additional measurement tools in all thr...

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Published in:The American journal of occupational therapy 2014-09, Vol.68 (5), p.e149-e153
Main Authors: Schaaf, Roseann C, Burke, Janice Posatery, Cohn, Ellen, May-Benson, Teresa A, Schoen, Sarah A, Roley, Susanne Smith, Lane, Shelly J, Parham, L Diane, Mailloux, Zoe
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Care and treatment
Intervention
Methods
Motor ability
Occupational therapy
Participation
Patients
Sensorimotor integration
Sensory Integration
Standardized Tests
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