"Terapia Ocupacional en Pediatría. Proceso de evaluación" by Mulligan, which translates to "Occupational Therapy in Pediatrics. Evaluation Process." It likely discusses the evaluation process within pediatric occupational therapy. Pediatric occupational therapy evaluations aim to understand a child's abilities and identify areas where therapy can assist in development. The evaluation process typically involves: Initial Interview and Background Information: The therapist gathers information about the child's medical history, developmental milestones, daily routines, and any specific concerns from parents or caregivers.