Purpose After a stroke, most individuals cannot participate in some of their valued
occupations, disrupting their occupational identity. The aim of this interpretive synthesis is to …

Background: Occupational adaptation is a key occupational therapy concept, yet lacks clarity
and consensus, impacting on its application in practice, theory and research. Concept …

Purpose Improving participation and quality of life is a desirable goal following traumatic
brain injury (TBI). The purpose of this systematic review was to summarize existing findings …

Introduction Collaboration, choice and power‐sharing are cornerstones of practice as
occupational therapists support individuals to re‐establish an occupational identity and …

This study aims to identify the factors that explain undergraduate students' adjustments to
emergency remote teaching (ERT) during the COVID-19 crisis. The participants were 390 …

Background Occupational engagement encompasses both objective and subjective aspects
of occupation. Long-term follow-up studies indicate that stroke can have a negative impact …

Background: With disease progression, a terminally ill person may experience loss of
physical and cognitive skills required to perform everyday activities. Such functional loss can …

Transitions are a normal part of life, affecting people's identity and life course. Evidence
supports the idea that there is a significant occupational impact on people who experience …

Purpose The relevance of self-concept change in the process of psychosocial adjustment
following multiple sclerosis (MS) diagnosis has become more apparent in recent years. The …

Background Support from significant others is important for participation in everyday life for
persons with rheumatoid arthritis (RA). Meanwhile, significant others also experience …