As you will know by now the blog squad had a very busy time writing about their conference experience. Many of the posts were published during conference and a few after and we know there are a lot.
To make it easier to find your way around here is a quick reference with links to the relevant posts.
General Posts
Sheffield occupational therapists prepare for conference
Be brave: 5 tips for networking as a student
Sessions
S5 Unlocking Potential: occupational case formulation in a prison setting.
S7 RCOT Insights. Work, health and disability – occupational therapists as health and work champions
S10 Children and Families (research and practice development)
S11Keynote address RCOTSS Older People. Enabling a healthy and active older age
S12. Facilitated Poster Session
S25 Transforming healthcare for homeless people: the value of occupational therapy
S29 Elizabeth Casson Memorial Lecture.
S30 Occupation Station. Hooked on Crochet
S35 RCOT Insights. Media relations for occupational therapists
S38 Spirituality embedded into acute adult health occupational therapy
S39 Arthritis: products and life hack
S44 Doing beading and becoming: exploring beadmaking as therapeutic media.
S57 Don’t find fault, find a remedy. Building professional leadership in occupational therapy
S72 RCOT insights. Working in prisons – how occupational therapy can have the biggest impact.
S74 The value and meaning of a drop-in centre for asylum seekers and refugees.
S75 (2) Interactive Journal Club
Posters
P26.Clicking your way through continuing professional development
P33 Leadership from the ashes: influencing change and promoting occupational therapy
P54 Bridging the gap between inpatient and community within a forensic learning disability service.
P60 The changing face of Birmingham City Council’s adult occupational therapy service
P81 Participation in advanced age: enacting values, an adaptive process.
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