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  1. Apr 2022
    1. Once there is an order for an OT evaluation, I visit patients to

      Use past tense

    2. ROM and MMT

      If not previously spelled out, please do so

    3. occasionally I would have the opportunity to do a treatment with that patient/client

      not sure what you mean--you had enough time left over after the evaluation to perform treatment? Otherwise I don't understand. Please clarify

    4. n

      plural

    5. tmeal!

      This is a great example.

    6. rapy

      should this be plural, therapies?

    7. My CI had a sensory integration certification and working with the kiddos in the clinic, I desired more training in that area.

      Rephrase

    8. opic.

      Please provide synopsis.

    9. means, the

      resulted in the children having

    10. become integrated, many of the problems we saw in children become resol

      past tense

    11. MORO, ANTR, TLR,

      Moro reflex is named for the person who first described it, and therefore is a proper noun. The others are acronyms--please spell out. Please correct Moro in the remainder of this section.

    12. vidence-based practice was utilized in the outpatient pediatric setting where I completed my Level II fieldwork through a major focus on evaluation of primitive reflexes and creating intervention treatments designed to facilitate the integration of primitive reflexes in young children.

      This is a very long sentence--can you break it up?

    13. PEDS

      is this an acronym? or abbreviation? please clarify

    14. have

      remove the word--the portfolio should be presented in past tense. By the time you show it to a potential employer, all of the events will have taken place in the past and you will no longer be a student.

    1. sion

      Please provide an example. It's not good enough to state that you met the standard; you have to specify how you met it.

    2. —Dennis Prager

      Is this a quote? If so, place in quotation marks.

    3. opic.

      Provide a synopsis--see previous comment regarding use of images with text.

    4. care.

      This is wonderful

    5. CU and CVICU

      Please spell out acronyms.

    6. ssion

      This is a broad generalization--can you provide a specific example?

    7. nd languag

      Please provide an example of how you met this standard.

    8. ol. 74

      Where will I find these references located on your website? Perhaps include them at the bottom of the section, before the next item.

    9. It is easy to disregard some patients as complainers, but when our goal is to address the whole person, I believe I did that by advocating for his meals to be adjusted so that he could heal and move on to the next level of care.

      This sentence needs to be revised--the last part doesn't make sense.

    10. several many

      choose one

    1. efor

      You write so well

    2. OT

      acronym alert! Spell it out the first time followed by parentheses

    3. IV

      spell it out

    4. commands

      not sure I understand what you meant--barriers?

    5. ROM

      spell out acronym/abbreviation first time and place in parentheses if you will continue to use going forward.

    6. him

      the patient

    7. you

      me

    8. essio

      Brilliant!

    9. racti

      Please provide a synopsis. Imagine the person reading this was using a screen reader and the image was inaccessible. What should the reader expect to find out from the image?

    10. for

      to

    1. A

      Is there a way you can create headings on the actual pages of each of the competency areas? i.e., this one should have the heading "Occupation and Client-Centered Practitioner"

    2. his/he

      their

    3. on the

      them about the

    4. For these clients,

      Remove this clause

    5. he/she

      they

    6. is

      plural

    7. is/he

      their

    8. e/she

      they

    9. UE

      see previous comment

    10. ADL

      acronym--should be spelled out beforehand followed by parentheses

    11. CVA

      acronym

    12. acute care/ outpatient

      simplify, perhaps "hospital setting"

    13. very da

      one word

    14. Punctuation.

    15. /

      or

    16. the therapist

      one or many?

    17. he food trucks that he was going to have

      rephrase for clarity

    18. TBI

      acronym alert!

    19. 3 step

      three-step

    20. "

      remove additional space

    21. g

      Capitalize

    22. my caseload were non-verbal

      non-verbal what?

    23. knew the information more than what I was giving myself credit for

      Try to be more concise, e.g., : I knew more than I thought, I just had to...

    24. I had the opportunity to make significant growth with my communication skills

      write more concisely

    25. his/h

      see previous

    26. is/her

      their

    27. despite

      this word, "despite", indicates that diversity factors are negative. Is that what you intended to imply?

    1. cenario:

      Please provide a synopsis

    2. I was able to use my innovation skills to utilize this information

      This does not make sense--that you used your innovation skills to use the information

    3. this was not one my stro

      grammar

    4. this weakness

      plural

    5. Below

      To the left

    6. ator

      advocate

    7. p

      plural

    8. ip

      plural

    9. upheld

      maintained

    10. c

      capitalize

    11. c

      capitalize

    12. had the opportunity to hold

      held

    13. UTHSC

      acronym alert

    14. Active

      Make sure there's enough room above each title (heading)--check spacing above and below. The heading looks like it belongs to the paragraph above rather than the one below, because of the larger spacing between the heading and the next paragraph.

    15. treat specific areas

      were you treating areas? Or treating people? Can you rephrase for clarity?

    16. l competent and confident to me a entry- level practitioner.

      some words don't make sense

    17. lunch brea

      Very nice example, very proud of you!

    18. pocketing his food

      not sure what you mean--putting food into his pockets, or are you describing swallow strategy? Make sure a reader can discern!

    19. completed set up assistance

      jargon

    20. sitting beside him that had not been touched

      reorder phrases

    21. my client’s life

      one or many?

    22. were non-compliant

      this can come across as judgmental--can you rephrase?

    23. t’s

      remove apostrophe

    24. “ no hitting” or “ good hands”

      spacing with quotation marks

    25. use my expertise i

      does this belong?

    26. In this population, it is of upmost importance to act accordingly

      Please clarify

    27. ASD

      acronym

    28. unprofessional response

      by whom? or to what?

    29. “ T

      spacing

    30. “ I

      spacing

    31. One day, I went to get the client so that she could transition from her PT session

      not sure what this means. Also, make sure that PT is previously written out in full

    32. make

      made

    33. defensive

      do you mean offensive?

    34. would have a poor attitude

      this is a judgmental statement about the patient, please rephrase and give an example of what she did to illustrate your point

    35. used a technique frequently

      frequently used a technique

    36. n ,

      spacing

    37. es

      in both settings? Including the peds setting? Not sure if this is accurate....perhaps rephrase.

    38. allowed them to be

      they became

    39. ar

      past tense

    40. can

      could

    41. plete (

      past tense

    42. t’s

      if you are talking about many clients, the apostrophe should be moved to the end of the word after the s

    43. his/her

      their

    44. of

      remove word

    45. have

      had--use past tense

    46. as been

      was

    47. th, 2021:

      Mazel tov! What a great accomplishment! I wish I had known you were there--I also participated. GREAT JOB!

    48. into

      to

    49. nclu

      and included

    50. ion

      What a great quality, to always find the golden egg amongst the wreckage.

    51. sions

      What a great story. I also hope she took some pain medication before you saw her again!

    52. t mu

      people with

    53. feedback.

      Thanks for sharing your vulnerability (in the image).

    1. nals. Below is the title

      I love that you did this--so proud of you!

    2. AOTA

      has the acronym appeared prior?

    3. ts

      apostrophe needed

    4. therapy

      remove word

    5. T

      t

    6. set

      Provide a synopsis

    7. Occupational Thera

      no need to capitalize

    8. ice

      Please provide a synopsis--see previous comments

    9. this supportive

      which supportive evidence? Perhaps state more plainly, "By appraising the evidence, I was able to determine..."

    10. of

      or may not

    11. my

      the treatments that followed.

    12. lies

      apostrophe needed--possessive

    13. ar

      were

    14. 2 year old

      2-year-old

    15. within

      of

    16. CVA patients

      preferable to use person-first language

    17. With

      During

    18. s”

      punctuation needed here

    19. of c

      people with

    20. research specific diagnoses

      was this research? Or were you looking up information, familiarizing yourself?

    21. This

      What does "this" refer to?

    22. utilizing new research

      unclear--you were using new research, or looking up information? Please clarify this phrase.

    23. a

      remove space

    1. mproved

      grammar

    2. his/her

      their

    3. he/she can be

      they could be

    4. on ma

      hyphenate

    5. e

      potentially

    6. while utilizing

      you're not using a service model, rather, you're functioning within a service model

    7. eat f

      a

    8. Although the ultimate goal

      Not sure what you mean here...the ultimate goal of what?

    9. NDT

      acronym alert

    10. their

      whose?

    11. settings worked within the hospital

      not sure what this means

    12. the opportunity

      me

    13. curri

      Provide a synopsis so the reader doesn't have to read the image.

    14. tional th

      Provide a synopsis so the reader doesn't have to read through the discussion post.

    15. here

      there

    16. were self-pay

      this is jargon, find another way to describe

    17. CI

      acronym

    18. he/she

      they

    19. Due to this

      Therefore

    20. he opportunity

      opportunities (you discuss multiple occasions)

    1. nal.

      What you wrote is very important. Can you make a clearer connection to the standard? How does this attitude demonstrate that you maintained values over self-promotion or profit?

    2. ethin

      Very important!

    3. This child had a visual perception goal that we were working on with a puzzle.

      Use more concise language.

    4. when he came to school.

      redundant

    5. cutting circles, triangles as well as drawing those shapes

      reword in the correct sequence of events

    6. my

      the

    7. my

      the

    8. navigate any precautions

      this is jargon--would the average reader understand what you meant?

    9. learned that safety is the utmost importance, however many patients come to the hospital to have orthopedic surgeries done

      Why is this a contradiction? Rephrase for clarity please

    10. ha

      Good work

    11. in pediatrics

      in my pediatric rotation

    12. gh.

      Sweet

    13. did a great at

      a great what?

    14. to

      to be

    15. mind

      I absolutely LOVE Arkansas! I have not been to Petit Jean State Park in about 15 years....time to go back! Little Rock is a fun small town. I'm so glad you went exploring. The slide show is great!

    16. I took

      remove words

    17. hs

      away

    18. e

      Lovely reflection

    19. PICC lines, IV lines, oxygen needs, Foley catheters, and procedures such as PEG

      lots of acronyms here! Is there a way to rewrite without all the abbreviations and acronyms?

    20. d t

      performing safe

    21. on

      with

    22. tly w

      Start a new sentence

    23. s

      grammar

    24. I also struggled with intervention planning regarding having enough ideas and activities to pull from if a session did not go the way that I had planned

      Rephrase for clarity