Impact of Occupationally Based Intervention Program in Relation to Quality of Life of Spinal Injury People

Solving the issues of occupational competence (OC) in daily life for disabled people is very important. Occupationally-based intervention (OBI) was designed for them. OBI comprises of individual approach and educational sessions by taking into account of work/home environment. Aim of this study is to investigate the effects of OBI among spinal cord injuries client. After six months of post-intervention, their OC and quality of life (QOL) found to be significantly increased. This study provides strong evidence that by using OBI program based upon client-centered approach able to improve spinal cord injuries people occupational functioning and participation and QOL.