In which stage of the OPPM do therapists monitor and document progress?

In the Occupational Performance Process Model (OPPM), therapists monitor and document progress during the sixth stage, which focuses on the ongoing evaluation of the client's performance and the effectiveness of the interventions. This stage emphasizes the importance of collecting data and reflecting on whether the occupational therapy goals are being met. It involves regularly assessing the client’s development and making necessary adjustments to the intervention plan based on the progress observed. By documenting these findings, therapists can ensure accountability, inform future sessions, and justify the effectiveness of the intervention strategies employed. This systematic approach allows therapists to provide the best care tailored to individual client needs and adapt as necessary for optimal outcomes.