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Background   Occupational therapists sometimes find it challenging to integrate client-centered and occupational therapy specific assessments in practice.  The aim  of this study was to explore the use of occupational therapy specific assessments such as the Assessment of Motor and Process Skills (AMPS) among occupational therapists in Sweden and Japan.Methods   Interviews and qualitative thematic analyses were utilized.Findings   Four themes are reported: (1) use it or lose it, (2) simply no space until after hours, (3) biggest barriers can be colleagues, and (4) being more specific: communication.Conclusion   In keeping with previous studies, occupational therapists often find it challenging to implement client-centered and occupation-based assessment tools into practice. However, more work is needed to understand how best practices can be incorporated into a changing occupational therapy daily practice.

Integrating Occupational Therapy Specific Assessments in Practice: Exploring Practitioner Experiences