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Centennial Vision Statement. By the year 2017?We envision that occupational therapy is apowerful, widely recognized, science-driven, and evidence-based profession with a globally connected and diverse workforce meeting society's occupational needs.. Board Priorities. Image building campaig
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1. Forward Movement of the Centennial Vision Florence Clark, OTR/L, PhD, FAOTA;
AOTA Vice President, 2006-2009;
Associate Dean and Professor,
USC Division of Occupational Science and Therapy
at the School of Dentistry
2. Centennial Vision Statement By the year 2017
We envision that occupational therapy is a
powerful,
widely recognized,
science-driven,
and
evidence-based
profession with a
globally connected and diverse workforce
meeting societys
occupational needs.
3. Board Priorities Image building campaign
Advocacy to ensure funding
Linkages between research, education and practice
Research agenda
Model curriculum
Outcomes database
4. Image Building Campaign GOALS
Brand the profession with a unifying and widely appealing image
Hire a professional firm to:
Develop slogans
Develop vignettes to promote understanding of OT
Advise on media placements
Promote awareness events
Collaborate w/other public awareness campaigns
5. Image Building Campaign PROGRESS
Interviewing PR firms
National and local media coverage:
Wall Street Journal: Home modifications
New York Times: Backpack awareness
Channel One: Backpack awareness
US News & World Report: OT one of 25 Best Careers in 2007
NBC TODAY: Senior driving
Retirement Living TV: Universal design
Yahoo! Headlines: OT one of 7 Bright New Careers for '07 and Beyond
11. Advocacy to Ensure Funding GOALS
Expand public policy agenda to include:
Mental health
Research promotion
Private payers
Workers compensation
Protect state licensure laws & regulations
Promote OT role in disaster services
12. Advocacy to Ensure Funding PROGRESS
Key legislative achievement: prevention of cap
Behind the scenes: AOTA staff and members advocate with agencies, payers, and the public
More staff hired to lobby for Mental Health
Outreach to research agencies:
NIH
DOE
Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality
Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services
NIH representation at AOTA Conference
13. Linkages between Research, Education, & Practice GOALS
Work with AJOT & OTJR to add translation to practice component in research articles
Connect universities to practitioner
Connect science with practice
Connect education with practice
14. Linkages between Research, Education, & Practice PROGRESS
Ad hoc committee created to:
Make recommendations on AOTA initiatives, e.g.:
Continuing education
Evidence-based practice
Annual conference
Publications
Gather data regarding:
Barriers
Facilitators
Past efforts both successful and unsuccessful
Other recommendations for committee
15. Research Agenda GOALS
Collaborate with AOTF and global partners
Examine priorities of key federal funding agencies such as NIH & NIDRR
Leadership development initiative
Cultivate academic leaders in research
16. Research Agenda PROGRESS
Seeking AOTA Director of Research and Education expected hire date: July 1, 2007
Research Advisory Panel (RAP) approved by AOTA and AOTF
RAP chair and up to 10 advisors to be appointed by AOTA and AOTF Presidents
3rd Annual Institute: Building an academic career with a research training award
17. Model Curriculum GOALS
Establish consistency in OT education and training
Infuse curriculum with new content related to the Vision
PROGRESS
2 Ad hoc groups formed to develop:
OT Model curriculum
OTA model curriculum
18. Outcomes Database GOALS
Develop universal computerized outcomes database
Streamline documentation
Ensure payment coverage
PROGRESS
Ad hoc group formed
19. Other Centennial Vision Activities Ad hoc committees commissioned for six
broad areas of practice:
Children and Youth
Productive Aging
Mental Health
Health and Wellness
Work and Industry
Rehabilitation, Disability and Participation
20. Other Centennial Vision Activities 18 AOTA/AOTF Leadership Fellowships for OT faculty awarded
Centennial Commissioners Conference Panel:
How to Position Occupational Therapy for its Golden Age
Sunday, April 22, 2007, 1:30-3:00 p.m.
Panel members:
Patrick Bloom, ASAP President
Florence Clark, AOTA VP
Wendy Hildenbrand, RA Speaker
Deborah Murphy-Fischer, RA Vice Speaker
Tim Wolf, ASD Chair
Ongoing planning and communication of Centennial Vision
21. Spreading the Word Unpacking the Centennial Vision statement
Tipping point
Variety of audiences
Students
State association conferences
Program directors
Clinicians
Educators
Fieldwork coordinators
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