Enhancing Hospice Care: Integrating altered engagement in occupations through the dimensions of doing, being and becoming

Author

Heather Raible, Cleveland State University

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Committee Members

Robin Chilton, Beth Ekelman

Abstract

Evidence demonstrates engagement in occupation at the end of life is perceived as insignificant and disregarded, therefore, often absent from care. My capstone identified new avenues for facilitating meaningful engagement in occupations that fulfilled individual needs and desires during each stage of hospice through altered engagement in occupation.

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Publication Date

Spring 2024

Keywords

hospice, end of life, good death, interventions, quality of life, altered engagement, occupation, meaningful, occupational therapy

Disciplines

Occupational Therapy

Recommended Citation

Raible, Heather, "Enhancing Hospice Care: Integrating altered engagement in occupations through the dimensions of doing, being and becoming" (2024). Occupational Therapy Doctoral Student Capstone Posters. 67.
https://engagedscholarship.csuohio.edu/ot_capstone_posters/67