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The Role and Use of Support Personnel in the Delivery of Occupational Therapy Service

The Canadian Association of Occupational Therapists (CAOT) endorses the deployment of support personnel to increase access to, and expand occupational therapy services in a cost effective manner, recognizing that there are a variety of tasks involved in the provision of occupational therapy services that can be undertaken by support personnel. (Brockett, 1993; CAOT 1993; Hagler et al, 1992; Strickland, 1993.) Responsible and effective use of support personnel can be ensured if principles of quality, accountability and effectiveness are adhered to.