What type of acts do occupational therapists receive delegation for under the Regulated Health Professionals Act?

Occupational therapists receive delegation for controlled acts under the Regulated Health Professionals Act. Controlled acts are specific activities that are deemed to potentially pose a risk of harm to the public if not performed by a qualified professional. The act outlines which health professionals are permitted to perform these regulated acts based on their training and competency.

In the context of occupational therapy, receiving delegation for controlled acts ensures that therapists are acting within their scope of practice and maintaining public safety. This allows occupational therapists to perform tasks that may require specialized knowledge and skills to assess, intervene, and manage aspects of clients' health care effectively. Delegation is crucial as it supports collaboration among healthcare professionals, enhancing the quality of care provided to clients.