Evidence on occupational therapy and child and adolescent mental health in disciplinary journals: a bibliometric analysis
Pablo Olivares-Araya,
Sue Jones-Barahona,
Valentina Escobar-Gimpel
et al.
Abstract:Introduction In recent years, there has been a sustained increase in the prevalence of child and adolescent mental health diagnoses, which are associated with difficulties in the emotional, social, family and occupational spheres. Evidence supports the need for interdisciplinary and timely treatment to address these problems. Given the long history of occupational therapy in this field, it is essential to examine the evidence supporting its work. Objective To characterize academic publications on occupational… Show more
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