CPPF
Also written as: CPPF — Canadian Practice Process Framework
A systematic framework used by Canadian occupational therapists to guide client-centered practice processes.
Full Definition
The Canadian Practice Process Framework provides a structured approach to occupational therapy practice that emphasizes collaboration with clients throughout the therapeutic process. The framework outlines eight action points including setting the stage, assessing and evaluating, agreeing on objectives and plans, implementing plans, and monitoring and modifying. It is designed to ensure that interventions are client-centered, evidence-based, and culturally responsive while maintaining focus on occupational performance outcomes.
Usage
Usage note: Primarily used in Canadian occupational therapy practice
In Context
- "The therapist used the CPPF to structure the collaborative goal-setting process with the client." — Case study
- "Documentation should reflect adherence to CPPF principles throughout the intervention process." — Clinical guideline