Research Opportunities
Cancer Rehabilitation: Transitions of Care Survey
To describe how healthcare providers determine the most
appropriate level of care for their patients living with and
beyond cancer
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Workplace experiences of occupational therapy practitioners in recovery from addiction/substance use
We want to better understand addiction, substance use, and recovery in occupational therapy practitioners (OTPs). To do that, we intend to explore the lived experiences of OTPs who have experienced both addiction and recovery and also those who have not; and we also want to hear what occupational therapy students think of addiction/recovery. Because substance use/addiction impacts the individual, the workplace, and patients, we hope that the findings of this study can inform the profession of OT on how to best support recovery for its practitioners.
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OT's Role in Proactive Mental Health Care: Emotional Regulation
You are invited to participate in a research study titled "OT's Role in Proactive Mental Health Care: Emotional Regulation."
This anonymous survey, which can be completed in approximately five minutes, aims to gain background information on society's understanding of emotions and what participants currently do to navigate stressful events and/or experiences.
Haley@ThrivingTherapiesLLC.com.
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The purpose of this study is to examine the perceived levels of leadership attributes from the Full-Range Leadership Model of occupational therapy leaders.
You can participate in this study if you:
• You are an occupational therapy practitioner.
• You are supervised by another occupational therapy practitioner.
• You work in New Mexico, Texas, Arizona, Nevada, or California.
• Willing to answer demographic questions about your supervisor.
• Willing to answer questions your supervisor's leadership traits.
All activities will be conducted via an anonymous online survey on SurveyMonkey. The survey must be completed in one sitting or no information will be saved. The survey should take about 30 minutes to complete.
