Research Article
The Development of a Design and Construction Process Protocol to Support the Home Modification Process Delivered by Occupational Therapists
Table 9
Subphase 4 of home modification process protocol.
| Intervention planning phase | Subphase 4 |
| Description | Conduct a substantive feasibility study for achieving the PET requirements (including funding route) |
| Key questions | What design options are there for meeting the PET requirements? | What other factors in the person’s occupational context will affect the choice of design solutions? | Does the design proposal meet the PET requirements outlined in subphase 3? | Should a home modification approach be taken? |
| Actions | Identify that the design has addressed all the requirements identified in subphase 3 | Identify that the design meets any other occupational performance context requirements | Identify any practice setting contextual issues that will influence the person(s) choice of design solution | Identify any potential built environment issues, in the existing space, that will impact on the PET requirements being accommodated | Identify funding requirements for the home modification |
| Outcomes | Professional reasoning on the modification design solution process | Document any issues related to the practice setting or built environment that prevent the optimum design solution being provided | The specification related to space, space layout, and tools documented |
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