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The article discusses the way in which an initial decision is made when receiving a referral as a community occupational therapist. This often difficult decision is influenced by many factors, such as clinical and social policies, recourse constraints, intuition and professional expertise. Theoretical models clarify decision making - the cognitive continuum, problem solving and formal decision aids - are biefly outlined. A brief outline is also given of the legal, ethical and economic constraints on the decision.
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