The Validity of the Danish Version of the Canadian Occupational Performance Measure

Table 4

The top ten frequencies of the identified OPIs (COPM) and items prioritized for change (OSA).

COPM/OPIs ()	Frequency ()	Percentage (%)	OSA-prioritized items ()	Frequency ()	Percentage (%)
Shower, taking a bath	37	7.47	Physically doing what I need to do	75	20
Walking (on stairs) up to 2nd floor, to toilet, bedroom	32	6.46	Doing activities I like	60	16
Dressing	24	4.85	Taking care of myself	45	12
Working	23	4.65	Taking care of the place where I live	23	6
Cooking while standing	22	4.44	Getting where I need to go	21	5,6
Biking	16	3.23	Getting done what I need to do	20	5,3
Cleaning	15	3.03	Being involved as a student, worker, volunteer, and/or family member	20	5,3
Eating with cutlery, utensils	15	3.03	Having a satisfying routine	16	4,3
Doing fitness, workout	14	2.83	Accomplishing what I set out to do	16	4,3
Keeping the garden	14	2.83	Taking care of others for whom I am responsible	14	3,7