When It Is Used
Use it during therapy or at conclusion when the practitioner needs visible change over time rather than a service activity summary.
PEOP Outcome Review
PEOP Outcome Review is a longitudinal occupational therapy outcome review tool. Occupational therapy practitioners use it with clients to compare participation, occupational performance, and well-being information against goals, baseline, or prior review points.
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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 Compares
The review compares participation, occupational performance, and well-being information against goals, baseline, or prior review points.
Important Limitation
The tool does not define standardized measures, thresholds, or automatic success judgments. Practitioner interpretation remains separate.
Can this be completed with the client?
Yes. The tool supports a ready-to-complete-together flow where the client contributes current outcome information.
What happens if there is no baseline?
The first completed review becomes the baseline for future comparison and should be labeled as such.
Does the system decide whether therapy should end?
No. The system shows longitudinal information; the practitioner records the interpretation for continuing, changing, or concluding therapy.
What gets saved after the demo?
The PEOP Outcome Review tool and supported setup are saved. Fictional sample responses and demo outcome records are not saved as real client data by default.