Occupational therapists are unique in that they are trained to work within both health and social care settings, and across mental and physical health. This knowledge enables them to navigate care and support systems efficiently, liaise appropriately, and work effectively in multidisciplinary settings; they are the key workforce when it comes to reducing hospital-related pressures. Put simply, occupational therapists deal with many of the impediments that often prevent a safe, speedy and satisfactory discharge home. This report will tell you how.
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