Considerations in working with plus size (bariatric) people: Design, independence and dignity

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Working with plus size (bariatric) people: Design, independence and dignity

Learning outcomes:

To gain an overview of planning a home environment for plus sized clients (with focus on the bathroom)
To understand the effect of being plus sized on occupation
To evaluate the importance of assessment and activity analysis
To review the role of the occupational therapist in aspects of dignity and choice

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