I'm a staff person with AOTA, my focus is on state issues, so I can't
address everything AOTA that comes up on this listserv.
>>> 1. In my experience, most OT's that do not practice according
to the
documents. In my experience, the VAST majority of OT's practice as
UE
PT's where the PRI
tion where a friend of a PT
experienced therapy services in a hospital setting.
Jimmie
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Jimmie,
Yes, we need to change the practice AND the perception.
Perhaps a list member would write an article for Advance for OT or OT
Practice about an occupational therapist working with patients with
lower extremity problems?
Chuck
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Hey Chuc
That would be different for sure! Anyone out there with a literary flare?
Jimmie
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"I like what you've written in your second paragraph, however, I
don't believe it stands up in the real-world perceived needs of the
majority of our patients/clients."
Ron:
I believe, I agree with you in my first paragraph of my earlier e-mail. I
was merely trying to jot down an
