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Refocusing our education efforts for the 2017 centennial vision
Occupational Therapy in Health Care
|August 10, 2013
Summary
Occupational Therapy educators and students are key to achieving the American Occupational Therapy Association (AOTA) 2017 Centennial Vision. Their engagement will echo the foundational work that established the occupational therapy profession.
Area of Science:
- Occupational Therapy Education
- Professional Development
- Healthcare Leadership
Background:
- The American Occupational Therapy Association (AOTA) established the 2017 Centennial Vision to guide the profession's future.
- Historical parallels exist between current professional endeavors and the initial establishment of occupational therapy.
- Educators and students represent a critical demographic for advancing professional goals.
Purpose of the Study:
- To examine the pivotal role of Occupational Therapy educators and students in realizing the AOTA 2017 Centennial Vision.
- To draw parallels between the current generation's efforts and the founding principles of the occupational therapy profession.
Main Methods:
- This study involves a conceptual analysis of the AOTA 2017 Centennial Vision.
- It explores the historical context of occupational therapy's founding.
- It identifies the responsibilities and potential contributions of educators and students.
Main Results:
- Educators and students are integral to the successful implementation of the AOTA 2017 Centennial Vision.
- Their active participation mirrors the dedication of the profession's founders.
- Leveraging their roles can ensure the continued growth and relevance of occupational therapy.
Conclusions:
- The engagement of Occupational Therapy educators and students is essential for achieving the AOTA 2017 Centennial Vision.
- Their commitment is vital for the profession's sustained development and impact.
- Emulating the founders' spirit is crucial for future occupational therapy practice.
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