Occupational Choices for People with Psychiatric Disabilities : Comparing Attendees and Non-Attendees at Community-Based Day Centers
(2016) In Occupational Therapy in Mental Health 32(4). p.329-344- Abstract
Research has shown that people with psychiatric disabilities who attend a day center rate their satisfaction with daily occupations equally in comparison with non-attendees. The current study investigates which occupations the target group performs and also differences in occupational choices between attendees and non-attendees. Reported occupations were analyzed with content analysis. Day center attendees reported more productive occupations, while non-attendees reported more recreational occupations and a greater breadth of occupations. This implies that non-attendees might compensate a lack of work-like occupations at a day center with satisfying recreational occupations. The results can guide development of psychiatric... (More)
Research has shown that people with psychiatric disabilities who attend a day center rate their satisfaction with daily occupations equally in comparison with non-attendees. The current study investigates which occupations the target group performs and also differences in occupational choices between attendees and non-attendees. Reported occupations were analyzed with content analysis. Day center attendees reported more productive occupations, while non-attendees reported more recreational occupations and a greater breadth of occupations. This implies that non-attendees might compensate a lack of work-like occupations at a day center with satisfying recreational occupations. The results can guide development of psychiatric occupational-based rehabilitation.
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- Flokén, Sara ; Löndahl, Anna and Argentzell, Elisabeth LU
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- 2016-10-01
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- Community mental health services, mental health, occupational therapy
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- Occupational Therapy in Mental Health
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- 32
- issue
- 4
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- 16 pages
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- Haworth Press
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- scopus:85006293335
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- 0164-212X
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- 10.1080/0164212X.2016.1201449
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- English
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