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Sources of referral are as diverse as the client groups served. If an occupational therapist is working in a hospital, referrals are usually made by medical staff. A home assessment may not have been specifically requested on referral of the patient to occupational therapy, but if during the course of assessment it is felt that a visit to the patient’s home is necessary, a referral may not be required. If the occupational therapist is employed in the community however, medical personnel are just one of the many sources of referral.
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© 1990 Kathleen Maczka
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Maczka, K. (1990). Sources of referral and preparation for the visit. In: Assessing Physically Disabled People At Home. Therapy in Practice Series. Springer, Boston, MA. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4899-3426-0_2
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