NEW College of Occupational Therapist Publication - Children and young people with acquired brain injury: Current practice in occupational therapy

It provides information relating to occupational therapy processes from acute presentation in hospital through to long-term community care.

Divided into sections according to the location of the child during the care pathway, it provides an overview of:

• The role of the occupational therapist working with children and young people with acquired brain injury
• Assessments, goal setting, intervention approaches and evaluation techniques used by occupational therapists and when these may be usefully applied within the care pathway
• Links to existing resources for child/family/professional information about acquired brain injury, interventions and outcomes