Child's own view
COSA review preserves child responses separately from practitioner notes so the child's priorities remain visible.
COSA child occupational self-assessment demo
COSA (Child Occupational Self Assessment) is a ready-to-send MOHO child self-assessment configuration for occupational therapy practitioners. It helps the practitioner collect the child's own view of occupational competence, priorities, strengths, and difficulties so child-centered goal discussion can be supported.
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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.
Collaborative completion
Collaborative completion is supported when the child needs assistance, while preserving the response as the child's self-assessment when appropriate.
What it does not do
COSA does not automatically create therapy goals, add caregiver ratings, or invent child-friendly item wording beyond configured content.
Is COSA client-facing?
Yes. COSA includes a child-facing self-assessment flow in the supported ready-to-send configuration.
What does COSA produce?
It produces a child-defined priority profile showing the child's priorities, perceived strengths, perceived difficulties, incomplete items, and practitioner notes.
Can a practitioner complete COSA with the child?
Yes. Collaborative completion is supported while keeping child responses distinct from practitioner interpretation.
Does saving preserve sample child responses?
No. Saving preserves the COSA tool and setup choices, not fictional demo responses or sample child data.