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January • February 2000 • Vol. Two • Number One
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About Occupational Therapy NOW
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Features
Making our mark on the new millennium — CAOT Executive Director Claudia von Zweck scans the horizon and identifies seven issues impacting on occupational therapy practice.
Regular Columns
Put it to practice
Physical Effort and Symptom Magnification:
Current Issues in Work Capacity Evaluation (WCE)
By Min KyiLegends: Past & Present
- In memory of Stella Tate
- Mary Law and Jean Burton recognized
Occupational Therapy - Skills for the job of living
Building on the theme CAOT Communications Consultant Mary Clark Green reviews the Association's marketing plans for the year 2000 and suggests collective energy is the answer
to a successful national awareness campaign.5 Minute Marketing Magic
"How to Work a Room" highlights ways you can promote occupational therapy at the next meeting or reception you attend.Ways We Work
Is there an entrepreneur lurking inside you?
If you are wondering if private practice is for you, then read this article to see if you're up for the challenge.You Ask… Rhod@ Answers
Using the Internet to find information on accessible baby cribs and adapted clothing, to learn how to surf the net and to conduct Web-based ResearchInternational Connections
Notes from the WFOT DelegateFebruary is National Heart Month
Skills for the job of living tips from Occupational Therapy
For our members…
Highlights from the November Board Meeting
Questions about FESAP
Accent on Accreditation
- National Conference on Qualification Recognition
- Laval program receives 5 year accreditation
- Impact of NAFTAOn your behalf
Getting you the right information from CAOT National OfficeY2K CAOT Directory
News from the Canadian Occupational Therapy Foundation (COTF)