Title | PEO Model- Person, Environment, Occupation |
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Author | Cherry Cheung |
Course | Foundations of Occupational Therapy |
Institution | Coventry University |
Pages | 1 |
File Size | 97.5 KB |
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Here is a mind map of what PEO model is and what are the occupational domains related to each category....
What do I belong to
Who am I
Professional, students, Friends, Family members
Roles
Environment can enhance or hinder occupational performance
Doing, Being, Becoming and Belonging
Person
Dimensions of the environment
Political, Cultural, Social, Economic, Ecological, Institutional, Built, Home (Creek, 2010)
Environment The set of circumstances and conditions (e.g. physical, social, cultural) in which a person lives, works and develops, that can shape and be shaped by occupational performance (RCOT, 2006)
Identity - the qualities, beliefs, personality, looks and/or expressions that make a person or group Wikipedia (accessed online 22.10.19.)
Occupation
Enhanced Occupational Performance
Personal, social, occupational and professional identity Occupational Performance
All of these factors contribute to an enhanced occupational performance
Sleep, Leisure, Work/Study, Self-care, Relationships
What people do
Why they do it
Form, Function, Meaning
“all the things that people do, the relationships of what they do with who they are as human beings” (Wilcock 1999:10)
OT Domain
Professional behaviours + Code of ethics & Standards of proficiency + OT Domain = Professional Identity...