The author sheds light on the challenges and significance on how conceptual theories and models in practice can provide clinical reasoning, determine appropriate assessment and intervention to facilitate change in client. I find this article particularly interesting as it highlights realistic challenges faced by practitioners in incorporating practice models in practice. The combined conceptual framework by Ikiugu (2007) proposes that a framework combining theoretical models would guide practitioners to derive clinical assessment, goal setting, intervention and outcomes which highlights all aspects of client’s occupational performance. In this way practitioners can perform their own analysis and reflect on clinical reasoning that impacts outcomes in clients. I may have subconsciously used this combined framework in practice to determine collaborative assessment and intervention to address clients’
The author sheds light on the challenges and significance on how conceptual theories and models in practice can provide clinical reasoning, determine appropriate assessment and intervention to facilitate change in client. I find this article particularly interesting as it highlights realistic challenges faced by practitioners in incorporating practice models in practice. The combined conceptual framework by Ikiugu (2007) proposes that a framework combining theoretical models would guide practitioners to derive clinical assessment, goal setting, intervention and outcomes which highlights all aspects of client’s occupational performance. In this way practitioners can perform their own analysis and reflect on clinical reasoning that impacts outcomes in clients. I may have subconsciously used this combined framework in practice to determine collaborative assessment and intervention to address clients’