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OT conversations — 197 episodes

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The Humanistic Frame of Reference: Why Meaning Comes Before Method

2

Occupational Risk-Readiness-Re-entry Model

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Owning a decision

4

Bandaging

5

The common oral motor interventions NICU OTs use

6

The chamber between what is taught and what is known

7

“Stop Teaching Energy Conservation Too Early”

8

The Dark side of not having a UK OT Model

9

The UK OT model no one named

10

Restoring Trust: What Occupational Therapy Really Does

11

Habits, Identity, and Why Change Fails at Work

12

Perceptions on use of AMPAC : a journal review

13

Responsibility is the prerequisite of clinical confidence

14

When Helping Early Does Not Help Band 5s

15

How to manage complex cases

16

Behavioral FOR

17

Understand the Limbic System

18

NDT frame frame of reference

19

The structure of a Frame of Reference

20

Reawakening the somatic nervous system in critical care

21

Documenting the fat neck debate

22

Let us understand the airway

23

Complexity of strength assessments

24

When the Hand forgets

25

Social Prescribing

26

Understand Cystic Fibrosis

27

Engagement: the vital sign of OT

28

Beyond Diagnosis: How OTs Support PIP Applications

29

Who is killing OT?

30

Understanding Orthostatic hypotension

31

Learn about D2A

32

Sensory Stimulation and Early Engagement in Critical Care

33

Missing the opportunity to define OT to the Board of Directors

34

Learn about Chorea

35

Learn about the basal ganglia

36

Learn about fronto-temporal dementia

37

Motor Neuron Disease

38

Educating an Educational Lead about OT

39

“When Thinking Gets Cloudy: The Cognitive-Perceptual Frame of Reference”

40

What is an Impella device?

41

Understand ECG

42

OT talk involving NIV (Non invasive ventiulation)

43

Clinical Judgement and Seating Solutions: An OT Conversation on Tumble Forms

44

Can we have adaptive device to supplement muscle inactivity in critical care?

45

Understanding Hypoxia from an Occupational Therapist's perspective

46

“ECMO Isn’t the Problem—Therapists Are: An OT’s Unfiltered Rant on Evidence, Roles, and Rehab in the ICU.”

47

Chronological Time Frame of the development of our OT Theories

48

Occupational Therapy as a Grandfather Therapy to Modern Therapies?

49

learn intricacies of muscle contractions

50

Mary Reilly :The woman who sparked the concept of the MOHO

51

Understand Cardiac Pacing

52

Learning about Rib Fractures

53

Myasthenia Gravis from an OT perspective

54

Exploring Juvenile Idiopathic Arthritis

55

Exploring Occupational Therapy competency on 'ECMO cases'

56

Marketing and Occupational Therapy

57

Postural Control Retraining: A Relevant Information for OT Topic

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Hao's personal message to band 5s, students and young clinicians

59

Stroke Upper Limb motor retraining: My thinking process

60

Let has talk about wheelchairs

61

Car Seat Challenge: A Rising Information in Occupational Therapy (RIOT) Conversation

62

Sleep: A Foundation ADL that OTs should know

63

Cervical Radiculopathy: A Relevant Info involving OT talk (riOT Talk)

64

"Trache Weaning" is a misnomer: A rant

65

OT talking about CPAP

66

Understanding Trigger Finger

67

Let us understand Vital Signs and Functional Implications

68

Let us learn about the basics of Gait

69

 An Unbelievable Ordeal, The Experiences of Adult Survivors Treated with ECMO: RIOTs first journal review

70

Hand Anatomy talk for OTs

71

camptodactyly conversations

72

Understanding Capacity Assessment

73

The Need for OTs to revive the skill of Capacity Assessment

74

A Simple Way to Understand Respiratory Conditions

75

Start with the Head Control

76

Cross Hemispheric Facilitation Treatment

77

Electrotherapy Talk for Occupational Therapists

78

The 5 Special OT notes

79

Epicritic System Facilitation Treatment

80

The wonderful tilt table

81

Engage, Inspire, Connect: Tips for Critical Care Occupational Therapists

82

Delirium: A Topic of the Time and a Different Perspective of How We Deal with It

83

The Case of Paralysed Mr C.

84

RIOT Case stories: TMJ pain and what OT did

85

Occupational Therapy Screening Practices

86

An OT Seeing 22 Patients a Day

87

Performance Enhancement: Another Role of Occupational Therapy

88

Empowering OTs: 9 tips on why we need to Mastering the Business Side of Healthcare.

89

Tips on how to get families and patients working with you and not against you

90

Talk About Effective Sensory Motor Strategies in Adult Occupational Therapy: Managing Stroke-Induced Sensory Challenges

91

Workplace dynamics and emotional vampires

92

Let us talk about Motor Learning

93

OT conversations following a Hand Therapy Training Course

94

The technique of asking so what and then what?

95

let us talk about the challenges of presenting the impact of Occupational Therapy

96

the 11 Principles of Prioprioceptive Neuromuscular Facilitation(PNF)

97

Let us talk about the White Board

98

OT processes in discharge planning: Clarifying our Role

99

How to get better at working in critical care

100

SMART vs STUPID Goal Setting: I'd rather set goals the STUPID way:)

101

The Parallels Between Canadian Model of Human Occupation and Model of Human Occupation

102

The Sequence of Prehension Patterns: Essential when you're doing Dexterity Retraining

103

The End of Bobath Centre: A Very Sad Casualty of Evidence-Based Skepticism

104

If you want to locate the brain impairment, you should know the neurological symptoms

105

Rehabilitation Talk for OTs: You really do not want to miss this

106

The 2 Types of Inattention

107

Let Us Move Away from Calling It 'Inappropriate Referrals'.

108

Therapists' Habits that Truly Niggles

109

Learn about the motor symptoms of problems involving Basal Ganglia

110

Don't Be Quick to Blame the Psychology of Your Patients: You Just Might Need to Understand the Symptoms of Cerebellar Stroke First

111

Looking for Occupational Therapy Models Can Be Misleading - Focus on Frames of References Instead...Seriously

112

You want to be better at communicating muscle tone? Learn about the Ashworth Scale

113

Parameters of Assessment and Intervention: Possibly a Topic They Didn't Teach You in OT Schooling and in Clinical Placements

114

Common Fractures: Are you aware of them? You should :)

115

The Disconnect in OT Documentation Practices: Perhaps We Should Think

116

The business of cognitive assessments and other standardised tools

117

Understanding dermatomes

118

Myotomes

119

My journey as a locum Occupational Therapist

120

Understanding Apraxia

121

Constraint Induced Movement Therapy in a nutshell

122

Advocacy: A lifelong responsibility of an Occupational Therapist

123

The 4 Roles and of an Occupational Therapist and the 14 profiles on which it is looked at

124

Critical Care and Occupational Therapy: Insights from the AOTA's Position Statement

125

Work Ethics and Professionalism in Occupational Therapy

126

Anticipatory over reflective clinical reasoning

127

Primitive Reflexes

128

Principle-Based Documentation for Occupational Therapists

129

Structuring OT goals using ABCD Format

130

The 4 phases of the OT Process

131

OT Models you can use in Critical Care: The Cognitive Disability Model

132

Rancho Los Amigos: Can we use it in critical care

133

OT Frame of References and Models you can use

134

Ethical Principles OTs must know

135

Conversations with and OTD student

136

5 Technical skills OTs must have

137

Discharge Options for OTs

138

Effectively Manage OT Students: 12 Tips for OT Educators

139

Your Journey to Becoming a Successful Occupational Therapist

140

Tips to improve your restorative treatment planning

141

What if we work as private OTs?

142

Advocating Occupational Therapy in paediatric setting

143

Exploring Diabetes

144

The 4 Facets of Clinical Reasoning

145

Student discovering OT model of practice in action

146

What you need to know about treatment planning

147

More talk on Neurological examination

148

Are OTs not interested in the Tools of their trade?

149

Enabling Activities: The Missing Part of OT Rehabilitation

150

Joint Working: I am not a fan!

151

Tips for Better documentation

152

Talking Acceptable Risks

153

Vital Monitors

154

Discharge Planning. Love it or hate it

155

Parkinson's Disease

156

Only If You are Really Serious About Stroke

157

Cognitive Disability Frame of Reference

158

How We Justified Care Package for an Independent Patient

159

Let's have a quick talk about Strength

160

A Different take on OT Referrals

161

Stages of Occupational Therapy Treatment in Rehabilitation

162

Exploring Occupational Therapy in Major Trauma Pediatric Service

163

Joint Range: Knowing the Values

164

Sharing my process in early OT input in critical care

165

Reflections on Critical Care Assessment

166

Animal Spirits of Band 6s

167

OT Student's Critical Care Clinical Placement Experience

168

The Case that presented with Confusion or was that Apraxia?

169

Know the Signs and Symptoms of Perceptual Deficits

170

Overview of Speech Disturbances for Occupational Therapists

171

Overview of Neurological conditions and Impairment

172

Stroke Awareness

173

The Visual Subsystem

174

Cognitive Perceptual Deficits for OT

175

dirty tricks at work

176

Biomechanical Restorative Treatment: a quick guide for OTs

177

Right Staff with the Right Stuff, Right Stuff for the Right Staff

178

Understanding Motor Behaviour

179

Tools of Occupational Therapy Trade

180

Understanding Cognition

181

Overview of Performance Components

182

What to look for When Doing OT Assessment and Planning OT Treatment

183

Understanding ADLs

184

A Model that could End your Search for Model of OT Practice

185

Our Need to Define Occupational Therapy Core Input (COIN)

186

Continuum of Care: The solution to understanding what you do wherever you work

187

Tips on How to Educate OT Students

188

Conditions to make a successful Multidisciplinary Team

189

Occupational Therapy in Critical Care Part 4: Replicable OT Programs in Critical Care

190

Occupational Therapy in Critical Care Part 3: Types of Occupational Therapy Treatment and the Modalities on how Treatments are Delivered in a critical care area.

191

Occupational Therapy in Critical Care Part 2: Commencing, Frequency and Termination of OT input in Critical Care

192

Occupational Therapy in Critical Care Part 1: General Critical Care Objective and Reasons Why OT can get Involved in Critical Care.

193

RAMPS: a simple way to explain and promote Occupational Therapy Intervention

194

OT Conversations: Signs and Symptoms of Problems with Consciousness

195

OT Conversations: Tips on How OTs can help NHS save money

196

Tips when conducting Occupational Therapy assessment

197

Conversation with OT Apprentice