Posterpresentation: The conceptualisation and application of co-occupation: A scoping review.

  • Heidi Fauerskov Bruus Bentzen (Introductory speaker)
  • Jessen-Winge, C. (Introductory speaker)

Activity: Talk or presentation typesLecture or presentation

Description

ABSTRACT
Relating to the topic: Occupation-Focused Research and Research Methods.
The review aims to provide an overview of the definitions and application of co-occupation within occupational science and therapy.

Background:
The concept of co-occupation has received increasing attention within occupational science and therapy over the past three decades (1). Co-occupation was proposed as part of a continuum of social occupations, from parallel performed occupations to highly interrelated co-occupations. However, it has yet to be unambiguously defined (2). It represents a transactional perspective encapsulating the inseparability of people, occupation, and environment given its therapeutic potential (3). Despite its potential value in understanding and applying human interactions as a therapeutic tool (4), its definitions and applications are not fully mapped (2).

Method:

A scoping review (5) is conducted to answer: the current state of knowledge about co-occupation’s application, its conceptualization, usage and purposes, the characteristics of participants and settings where co-occupation has been researched, and the research gap in the literature.

KEYWORDS: relations in the community, health promotion, future of occupational therapy, social policy

TOPICS: Occupation-Focused Research and Research Methods
Period17 Oct 202418 Oct 2024
Event titleOccupational Therapy Europe Congress
Event typeConference
Conference number1
LocationKrakow, PolandShow on map
Degree of RecognitionInternational

Keywords

  • health, nutrition and quality of life
  • occupational therapy
  • Occupational Science
  • social work and social conditions
  • Community
  • belonging