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It is clear that occupational therapy may significantly contribute to the physical, psychological and social support of the patient undergoing bone marrow transplantation. The unique approach which occupational therapy can bring to the multidisciplinary transplant team is the focus on facilitating maintenance of life roles such as self-care, work and leisure throughout the transplantation. Through the use of purposeful activities, environmental modification, stress management techniques, energy conservation, adaptive equipment and therapeutic use of self, the therapist may assist the patient and patient's family to maximise independence, control and adaptation, thereby facilitating continuity of life roles and integrity. 23