Foundations of Occupational Science Course Podcast

Josie Jarvis
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  1. 11/09/2022

    Value of Occupational Science Literacy for Occupational Therapy Practitioners

    This core content lecture reviews the benefits of developing Occupational Science Literacy at the Individual, Micro, Mezzo, and Macro Levels. This lecture also provides an overview of the integration of Occupational Science with Occupational Therapy's National and International professional regulatory commitments with AOTA,SSO:USA, and WFOT. AOTA Philosophical Base of OT & OT Education AOTA Code of Ethics AOTA Vision 2025 AOTA Statement of Systemic Racism AOTA Occupational Therapy Practice Framework Domain and Process 4th Edition SSO:USA Position Statement on OS & OT WFOT Statement on Occupational Science WFOT Statement on OT and Human Rights WFOT Statement on Systemic Racism WFOT Minimum Standards of OT Education WFOT Occupational Therapy and Community-Centered Practice WFOT Disaster Preparedness and Risk Reduction Manual

    1h 6m

  2. 10/29/2022

    Strategies to Access Published Literature and Textbooks as OTPs

    This lecture is an overview of currently available strategies for field clinicians to access scholarly publications without a university log in.  Alternative ways to gain University Affiliation  Open Access Journals/Publications Academic Social Networking and Pre/Post-Print Servers Abstract Databases Open Access Plugins Conference Abstracts  Textbook Strategies  Knowledge Dissemination and Journal Club Projects in OT AOTA Resources NBCOT Resources PubMed Google Scholar Zotero Legal Considerations

    56 min

  3. 10/28/2022

    Why are academic publications so difficult to access?

    This video/podcast includes a discussion and acknowledgment of many of the systemic forces that sustain a system of exclusive control of scholarly publication that limits accessibility and engagement for people outside of academia and elite institutions in particular. Supplementary learning is included to offer historic context, the scale of the challenge, and active movements seeking to address access barriers and open up science internationally. The solutions to this complex challenge will require partnerships within and outside the system and will require challenging the system and traditions. After completing the lecture and engaging with the supplementary learning materials please reflect on your own barriers to accessing scholarly work and discussion with others possible solutions to these barriers over time.

    20 min

  4. 10/19/2022

    Occupational Profile Exercises Walkthrough

    Walk through on how to engage in personal, professional, and group occupational profile exercises informed by engagement with occupational science concepts.

    48 min

  5. 10/19/2022

    Adopting and OS Lens

    This Podcast explores several tools to begin relating to occupational science as a lens for relating to human beings in a broader scientific context than the one traditionally offered within the mechanistic paradigm.

    32 min

  6. 10/19/2022

    Overview of Kielhofner’s Framing of Occupational Therapy’s Key Knowledge Paradigms

    This podcast provides and overview of Kielhofner’s Framing of Occupational Therapy’s Key Knowledge Paradigms -Pre-pardigm the Moral Treament Movement -The Occupation Paradigm -The Mechanistic Paradigm -The Contemporary Paradigm where Occupational Science is Situated

    23 min

  7. 10/10/2022

    Course Disclaimers

    This video provides an overview of various course disclaimers that are important to note before going into the course to ensure everyone has the a shared understanding of the agreements, limitations, and risks involved in engaging in an online course and learning community together. Topics explored include: Terms of Participation Examples of community violations Technology requirements Peer facilitation Non-hierarchical Learning Facilitator Positioning Limits representing depth and complexity of international OS Copyright Financial Disclaimers Tigger/Content Warnings Scope of course What the course is and is not Something I forgot to mention in the video above is that I do not have an exhaustive foundation in the depth and breadth of OS (I am truly learning along with everyone) Its possible that I do not properly recognize and credit all contributors to the field due to my limited exposure to full depth and breadth of literature. If I find later that I have not properly cited my presentation or described concepts, I will issue a correction and let you all know via email or messenger. Thank you for your grace in my possibly limited understanding as I learn along with you all and the support of the OS community.

    30 min

  8. 10/10/2022

    What is Occupational Science? What is Occupation?

    This lecture explores basic definitions of Occupational Science and how occupational science enhances our understanding of the construct of "Occupation" by exploring its influence on various formal definitions of occupation that have evolved along with developments in Occupational Science over time. This video also acknowledges limitations in defining occupation accurately across diverse cultural contexts internationally. This video is meant to inspire curiosity rather than conclusive clarity of the definition of Occupational Science and the phenomena and threshold concept of Occupation and what it means to explore it scientifically with accuracy and holism and how it can be leveraged therapeutically and constructively in our practice settings.

    52 min
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