Master of Occupational Therapy(MOT) Oncological Sciences

PO1
Apply advanced theoretical knowledge of Occupational Therapy, medical
sciences, and rehabilitation principles to analyze complex clinical conditions
and deliver client-centred Occupational Therapy services across the lifespan.

PO2
Critically evaluate occupational performance, functional abilities,
psychosocial factors, and environmental influences using advanced assessment
tools to formulate evidence-based intervention plans.

PO3
Design, implement, and monitor comprehensive Occupational Therapy
intervention programs addressing physical, cognitive, psychosocial, and
environmental needs in diverse healthcare settings.

PO4
Integrate current research evidence, clinical expertise, and client values to
support evidence-based Occupational Therapy practice and improve
rehabilitation outcomes.

PO5
Demonstrate ethical reasoning, professional responsibility, and adherence
to legal standards in Occupational Therapy practice and research.

PO6
Communicate and collaborate effectively with clients, caregivers, and
multidisciplinary healthcare teams to facilitate coordinated and client-centred
care.

PO7
Critically appraise scientific literature and emerging technologies to
enhance Occupational Therapy assessment, intervention, and outcome
measurement.

PO8
Plan and conduct independent research studies contributing to the
advancement of Occupational Therapy knowledge and practice.

PO9
Demonstrate leadership, supervision, and teaching skills in guiding
undergraduate students, junior therapists, and healthcare personnel.

PO10
Organize, coordinate, and manage Occupational Therapy services,
resources, and administrative responsibilities in healthcare and community
settings.

PO11
Evaluate therapy outcomes, quality assurance processes, and service
effectiveness to promote continuous improvement in Occupational Therapy
practice.