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In this recorded presentation, the impact of COVID on students is discussed along with recommendations to improve mental health of students during this time.
Occupational Therapy Fieldwork Experiences in Virtual Contexts: A Population Health Approach
In this recorded webinar, we discuss the requirements and traditions of fieldwork education experiences and consider creative solutions to the fieldwork placement challenges facing all of us.
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Expanding and Strengthening the Fieldwork and Capstone Experience through Collaborative Partnerships
Exploring Creative Solutions to Address Current Education System Challenges Presentation
In this presentation, Elizabeth Richardson and Sara-Marie Wood share what has been learned through the discovery process and provide recommendations for and specific examples of strategies and programs that can be implemented by school systems and professionals independently or in collaboration with community or university partners.