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EPISODE · Nov 27, 2024 · 50 MIN

Episode 48: Identifying Foundational Skills to Advance Occupational Therapy Practice

from OT Conversations that Matter: The Podcast / Conversations qui comptent en ergo : Le balado · host CAOT / ACE

In Episode 48 of OT Conversations that Matter: The Podcast, host Justine Jecker sits down with occupational therapist and influencer Adam Ly to explore how OT practitioners identify and build on foundational skills to advance the profession, notably in the area of cognitive rehabilitation. They discuss the importance of grassroots-level education, advocacy, and innovative strategies for sustainable system transformation and the need for OT practitioners to get actively involved in post-licensure education both as participants and leaders. With advancements in AI, interprofessional collaboration, and complex knowledge systems, Adam emphasizes how understanding and strengthening core foundational skills is key to becoming effective advocates and leaders in the field. 

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