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CASE-
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Your observations and clinical reasoning.

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Occupational therapy note

CASE- · Occupational therapy review draft

Functional Problem Statement:

[Performance deficit + skilled intervention + occupation]

Subjective:

[Client or caregiver perspective]

Objective:

[Observed context + intervention + purpose + response]

Assessment:

[Your interpretation of function and progress]

Clinical Necessity:

[Your rationale for continued skilled services]

Plan:

[Your next session and longer-term plan]

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