Occupational therapy addressing the ability to perform activities of daily living among persons living with chronic conditions: a randomised controlled pilot study of ABLE 2.0

Table 4 Information on usual occupational therapy, accessible in client records (n = 10)

Aspect	Prespecified information	Access to information
Aspect	Prespecified information	Yes
Dose	Duration of intervention in days	10
	Number of visits	10
	Duration of visits in minutes	0^a
Evaluation of ADL ability	Applied methods^b	9
Goal setting	Whether goals were formulated	9
Goal setting	How goals were negotiated	9
Content of treatment phase	Applied approaches^c	10
Referral services		10
Programmatic and/or clinical changes^d		0

^aScheduled time was accessible
^bUse of standardised instruments; use of observation; use of self-report
^cPracticing performance of ADL tasks; counselling; focus on occupation/body functions/environment; involvement of home carer or relative
^dChanges applied based on e.g. new guidelines or participation in specialised courses

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