Change to "chose."

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assessments

Wonderful!

Very thoughtful!

I appreciate seeing this, but is it okay to post it here since it is copyrighted?

Great job!

patient's

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Were you able to try a different approach later or on your own? How did it work?

Very nice!

Love the slide show!

Great!

therapist's

Fantastic!

Consider changing to "who have"

Nice!

chose

Good job using the OTPF!

Can you provide a specific example?

Great idea! Perhaps something you could implement for your department when you take your first job. Everyone could add articles as they came across them.

patients

I think your participation in inservices and continuing ed fits better here. This could fit as progress toward #5 (We don't expect you to be the researcher at this stage.)

Kudos to you for handling a difficult personal challenge and coming through with flying colors! I hope you have the support you need to continue to work through your experience.

Can you tell me about one?

are

Great!

Awesome!

are

Is this fulfilling commitments to the professional community or a commitment to lifelong learning? Did you do anything related to TNOTA or AOTA or advocate for the profession in any way?

utmost?

Great job!

Good examples!

patients

they

Great job with collaboration. Can you cite an example where you specifically worked on the balance of occupations, perhaps including leisure as well as productive occupations?

patients'

Excellent example! Great work!

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Do you have an example of someone you encountered on fieldwork and how you took into consideration their socio-cultural, socioeconomic, political, diversity factors, and/or lifestyle choices in your intervention, or how that influenced your intervention?

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Excellent example!

typo

Good example (and scary)

aspiration?

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And you were successful in an outpatient hand therapy setting.

Can you describe an example?

Awesome! One of our EBP teams is doing a project related to pediatric cardiac rehab. Could I give them your contact information in case they have any questions they'd like to ask?

between

I think this may fit better under one of the evidence-based scholarly criteria. Did you participate in anything related to TNOTA or AOTA? Advocate for OT in any way?

I don't think this is really what is meant here. Think about those from low SES backgrounds or those who are uneducated or from disadvantaged minority backgrounds. Did you have any opportunities to advocate for clients like those?

Ethically

Ethically

I think your previous example of staying up-to-date with new techniques and protocols, as well as your example of attending lunchtime inservices, also fit here.

Great job!

Oops! Can you format this so that #4 can be read?

Nice handout. How could you incorporate research evidence in it?

patients

candidate's

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patients

That sounds great!

Okay; keep in mind that often texts are more "expert opinion" or "literature review," vs. high-level evidence. You may want to try searching the research evidence to see whether it has been found to be effective and applicable to your clients--or maybe the research evidence is part of the book.

members

he

humorous?

Awesome!

Good idea!

Specific example?

Consider attaching them here or provide an example of one.

Tell me more about this. What did you do, and how did he respond?

Specific example?

educators

Specific example?

Is there an example of something you were then able to take a risk and do, something you might not have done before?

Specific examples of situations in which you used these strengths or honed a weakness?

Again, you did us proud!

Awesome! Thank you!

or respect their autonomy

Great!

And allow for autonomy...

Thank you!

Do you have one specific example you could share?

Nice!

Not sure how this phrase fits in this sentence

Nicely done!

on

Awesome!

Good job!

trusted

That's awesome! It not only helped you, but likely will help her future students!

Great!

I heard great things about your presentation; sorry I couldn't be there!

analyses

I think your previous example fits here, too. You were a role model for the other student and the client.

Good example!

Great!

Glad you had the opportunity to participate!

Very nice! I can see a future OT Practice article with your name on it! :-)

Thank you for your participation!

Good job!

Nicely done!

How rewarding! Awesome job, Miriam!

Good example!

I hope you will!

Wonderful!

ensured

Good idea!

Good job using your intuition to decide the best course of action!

Sounds challenging! Glad you were able to meet the challenge with success!

Great example!

Fantastic!

Great!

Fantastic!

Another good experience, I'm sure!

Sounds like this was a good experience for you!

Excellent!

Awesome!

particularly

Good job finding the current best evidence and utilizing it to help your client!

Great!

Very good!

Great!

Another good example!

Just FYI, AOTA advocates for the profession and its members; AOTF is the research arm of the profession.

Good example

me

Good example!

Great job!

Awesome! So glad you were in a setting where it was possible to provide that type of intervention.

Great!

Good examples!

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Good job!

That is often true!

Change to "questionnaires" and "professors." Thank you for participating!

Great!

Awesome example!

Don't forget about research evidence. You will still have access to free databases like pubmed, otseeker, and pedro.

Did you have any situations arise where you could have been tempted to--or it would have been easier to--be unethical or less than honest, but you chose honesty and integrity?

Super!

Wow! What amazing feedback! I'm so proud of you (but not surprised)! What did you do to facilitate your growth and develop your professional behaviors?

Did you see any changes?

regard

Specific example?

Great job, Allie! The criterion relates to applying theory regarding occupation and adaptation and how you used it. Can you provide me an example of one or more theories related to occupation that you used and explain how you used it/them with a specific client?

Again, terrific feedback!

Good examples; are these examples of some things you did?

Do you have an example of a situation where you inspired confidence in a client and/or team member?

Do you have an example that specifically relates to establishing and maintaining a balance of occupations, as described in this criterion?

Awesome feedback! Kudos!

Can you provide a specific example of something that illustrates this or a situation that you learned from in relation to this criterion?

Fabulous! Congrats!

Fantastic job, Jessica! You created some very attractive, fun, and motivating activities and did a good job with analyzing the activities!

I think your captions make this even better!

And you could then create a chart to represent his progress. That would give a visual representation which would allow easy communication of his progress to family and other professionals (see our lecture on knowledge translation and utilizing the evidence from EBP).

creative!

Good job making it fun to work on handwriting!

And you could make it a game like the tennis ball suggestion.

Very attractive!

Very cute! I can see how you could make it a competitive game by having a die with one side blank and another side that said "remove" (or remove a certain number). Then the first person to feed all of the chips to his or her tennis ball would be the winner. You could also use cards instead of dice.

Colorful and attractive!

Nice!

Great idea!

Very altruistic!

Very good!

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great!

Good job!

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kept

his

Sounds like it helped other clients as well. It's often not easy to confront other professionals, but it is important to be able to do it. Using tact and remaining professional is key.

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Glad you were able to find a humorous way to diffuse the situation!

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his

So proud of you!

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and competence?

We'll just give you the nickname Superwoman!

BEAUTIFUL picture! You look very happy!

were

Wow; did you have any time for leisure?

Congratulations!

Good job challenging yourself and providing valuable information to the professional staff!

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were

led

Terrific!

I remember that! :-)

Great job, Martha!

So great that you were able to have that experience!

Nice!

titled

Good!

plural?