Practitioner And Client Roles
The client may contribute lived detail; the practitioner organizes factors and authors the relationship explanation.
CMOP-E Person-Occupation-Environment Formulation Tool
CMOP-E Person-Occupation-Environment Formulation is a structured occupational performance formulation tool for occupational therapy practitioners. It helps practitioners organize personal factors, occupation or task features, environmental supports or barriers, and relationship explanations for a client's occupational performance issue.
Open a sample formulation and complete the person, occupation, and environment areas.
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Tool guide
Learn more about this tool
Use this background section to understand when the tool fits, how practitioners use it, and what to consider before sharing it with clients.
What It Captures
The tool captures one occupational performance issue, person factors, occupation or task features, environmental supports or barriers, and a relationship explanation.
Limits
The tool does not score, diagnose, infer causality, prescribe intervention, or provide fixed worksheet prompts beyond the supported factor categories.
Is this a scoring tool?
No. The result is a descriptive formulation, not a standardized rating or score.
Can a client complete it independently?
No standalone client workflow is specified. The supported experience is collaborative completion led by the practitioner.
Does the system decide which factor is most important?
No. The system organizes entered information; practitioner interpretation remains separate.
What happens if one section is empty?
Empty factor areas are shown as gaps so the practitioner can see that the formulation is incomplete or sparse.