Background/aim Occupational therapists working in palliative care aim to enable clients
living with a life‐limiting illness to continue participating in meaningful activities for as long …

Introduction: Little is known about occupational therapy practice for people with a life-limiting
illness. This paper aims to review the available occupational therapy literature in order to …

Objectives: A key aim of palliative care is to improve the quality-of-life of people with a life-
threatening illness. Occupational therapists are well positioned to contribute to this aim due …

Background/aim The role played by Australian occupational therapists with clients living with
terminal illness has recently been highlighted in the Occupational Therapy Australia () …

Background/aim: The role of occupational therapists in palliative care is largely
undocumented in Western Australia (WA). Little is known about the services occupational …

INTRODUCTION: The onset of a personal crisis combined with the resultant disruption in
occupational routines may challenge a person's identity as a capable and healthy individual …

Introduction There is limited research into the role of occupational therapy in discharge
planning in palliative care. This study aimed to explore patients' and caregivers' perceptions …

Aim: To explore potential barriers to occupational therapy in palliative care in Western
Australia, as perceived by occupational therapists and other health professionals. Method: A …

Occupational therapists support the occupational participation of people who are dying yet
remain underutilized in end-of-life care. The purpose of this article was to explore how …

Background. Occupational therapists propose that occupation is a basic human need across
the lifespan. However, there is limited understanding of how occupation contributes to the …