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Patient experiences of occupational formulation: It's about getting to know me
Journal club host:
Lisa Jamieson, Occupational Therapist, Scotland, UK. Working within the NHS and delivering freelance occupational therapy training including occupational formulation workshops.
Research title:
Patient experiences of occupational formulation: It's about getting to know me
Research authors:
Lorrae Mynard, Ellie Fossey, Louise Farnworth, Genevieve Pepin
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I think occupational identity and formulation could add therapeutic value in my mental health rehabilitation setting. The focus on collaborative and meaningful goals in key, but understanding implementing in practice is difficult. A limitation I would add is the time taken to complete formulations can often mean they are missed; however when completed they add theraputic value to a misunderstood patient. My hope is that further research adds quantitative findings to support implementation in many settings. Thank you for this opportunity to contribute.