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  1. Apr 2019
    1. global research

      It would be interesting to know what other occupational therapy practitioners around the world are doing in mental health facilities...if they are even present in those settings...

    1. One of the most common ADL’s I assisted clients with during my acute care rotation

      Consider rewording this...perhaps

      During my acute care rotation, one of the most common ADLs with which I assisted clients was toileting. Or

      During my acute care rotation, I frequently found that my clients needed assistance with toileting....

      Or....use your own words but use correct grammar!

      Also, don't forget to spell out an acronym before using it for the first time.

    2. just there for safety

      This sounds like you are downplaying your distinct value in providing OT--anyone could be there just for safety. What makes your service unique and different from the others? Perhaps reword this or remove this part. What do you think?

    3. week three to week six

      I don't see the documentation from week 6, so can't see what you intended to show me.The image below has week 3 circled on it. If you intended for me to compare with the screenshot below, please add a title to the image so that I know what your intentions are. Thanks!

    4. ng self-promotion or profit.

      This is a wonderful accomplishment and I am very proud of you! However, the image you attached does not include your name anywhere...it looks like it was mailed to someon named Jennesa Lasane, not Lauren Leiser. ?

    5. DME

      It is my experience that DME is more commonly thought of as a large piece of equipment like a wheelchair, ventilator, hospital bed, walker, bedside commode--and is sometimes covered by insurance. ADL equipment does not typically fall into that category. But I may be wrong...

    6. maximum security a chance

      I was also in a maximum security forensic unit in one of my fieldwork settings as a student. It was scary and fascinating, and certainly a unique experience. Glad you took this risk!

    7. double the opportunities

      I love how you saw the gift in this potentially difficult situation. I truly believe that all mirky, mucky, hard situations have within them a gift, and I am glad you were able to discover what it was.

    1. Each client was in the hospital due to a change in their medical status or functional baseline and were concerned that they would not be able to participate in things they wanted, needed, and had to do to fulfill their roles as individuals.

      Check grammar in the sentence, especially singular vs. plural

    2. This was an interesting thought that I truly loved, because by giving someone a pamphlet on how to access their free medications, or how to access public transportation, may facilitate better occupational performance for our clients and help them live a longer, healthier, and happier life.

      Check grammar!

    3. my patients that I interact with

      Consider revising sentence structure...perhaps......to advocate for patient with which I interact in different settings.... Or choose your own style

    1. home facility

      It sounds like there were potential ethical issues at play as well, but you were able to navigate them through the guidance of your clinical instructor. Good job.

    1. on making. 

      Admirable! Thank you--when you do this for yourself you are upholding ethical values for the entire profession, because you represent the profession. Thank you for being a model OT practitioner!

  2. Mar 2018
    1. The colors are inconsistent with the grids that we created last year. The colors are correctly represented in the live curriculum map in the header. As follows: Ethically Grounded Professional--purple Occupation and Client-Centered Practitioner--yellow Leader Change Agent--blue Evidence-Based Scholarly Clinician--green