A study on the usefulness of occupational therapy program using quantitative evaluation of mental function and autonomic function - A study on the usefulness of occupational therapy program using quantitative evaluation of mental function and autonomic function

In the intervention group, sympathetic nerves suppressed and parasympathetic nerves were thought to have worked by having worked with confidence by occupational therapy intervention. In the intervention group, the random test was significantly improved and the self-efficacy was also significantly improved in the Takana simple mental function test. Based on the results of this study, it is considered that parasympathetic nerves acted dominantly by reducing the anxiety about the activity by the occupational therapy intervention which achieves gradual work activity and strengthens confidence.