Occupational Therapy enables individuals to function as independently as possible in their daily life activities and working environment. During the OT sessions, clients develop disrupted skills through various therapeutic activities like painting, drawing, wood activities, and carpet weaving. The EEG Unit was established in 1991 in the Gaza City clinic to serve all the population in the Strip. To ensure that clients receive appropriate medication at an affordable price, each clinic has a pharmacy. The main goal of physiotherapy is to enable the individual to overcome his psychomotor dysfunction so that he can be reintegrated into the community.
Clinical data is preserved in a computerized database.
In June 1999, a special committee composed of the Medical Director, Medical Secretary, and a computer software expert startd working to upgrade the database management program in order to solve several problems experienced in several areas that include outcome, diagnosis, case management, and age. The new program started functioning in March 2000. Currently, a trained medical secretary who is supervised by a qualified computer programmer maintains the database. The database is highly confidential and access to the information is given only to qualified personnel.