Neurology

📢Are you a HCPC (UK) registered occupational therapist working in the acute physical hospital setting?

Share your opinion on occupational balance⚖️🫵🏼

➡️Please click the link to complete a short survey: https://forms.office.com/e/zWfaZDrER6?origin=lprLink

I am investigating the relationship between occupational balance of OTs working in the hospital setting with social and organisational working conditions as part of my MSc research. I greatly appreciate your participation. Please do send this link to other OTs that are eligible for this study according to the Inclusion Criteria stated in the poster.

City, St George’s UoL REC reference no: 2024.0337.

'Grabbing a cup of coffee, hailing a bus, using a computer, holding a phone to your ear, or simply scratching your head... Most of our daily actions involve our arms. When living with muscular weakness, moving the arm can be challenging, or even impossible. This significantly impacts our ability to engage in meaningful self-care, productivity or leisure. Occupational Therapists benefit from a deeper understanding of assistive technology, to maximise potential for occupational engagement.'

Kia ora

I from New Zealand/ Aotearoa.

I am an OT who has only worked in mental health until the start of this year. I work now in the inpatient unit of a rural hospital . My goal is to continue to learn re Neuro rehab , and, I hope to start an activity based rehab group as we are very short staffed and I also need to attend to acute referrals - so often in times of high acuity I lose time to follow up with rehab pts. :-(

Exciting to see these circles happen. I really look forward to connecting with everyone.

Nga mihi nui

Helen