Research Article

Learning and Development of Diagnostic Reasoning in Occupational Therapy Undergraduate Students

Table 4

Results regarding identifying and categorizing information.

Performance problems and performance components
(%)CI (95%)

Identification of occupational performance problems
PP1: instrumental activities of daily living206 (83.4)78.6-88.2
PP2: social participation206 (83.4)78.6-88.2
PP3: rest and sleep195 (78.9)73.7-84.2
PP4: leisure85 (34.4)28.3-40.5
Identification of occupational performance components
PC1: symptoms/signs15 (6.1)2.9-9.3
PC2: performance skills56 (22.7)17.2-28.1
PC3: performance pattern41 (16.6)11.8-21.4
PC4: environment79 (32)8.6-17.3
Categorization of performance problems
PP1: instrumental activities of daily living72 (29.1)23.3-35
PP2: social participation31 (12.6)8.2-16.9
PP3: rest and sleep121 (49.1)42.6-55.4
PP4: leisure40 (16.2)11.4-21
Categorization of components of occupational performance
PC1: symptoms/signs37 (15)10.3-19.6
PC2: performance skills56 (22.7)17.2-28.1
PC3: performance pattern42 (17)12.1-21.9
PC4: environment90 (36.4)30.2-42.6

Results for the group of participants from the three universities (UV, UDC, and UCLM). Percentages are based on the total sample (). CI: confidence interval; PP: performance problem; PC: occupational performance components.