Surveys / Research

The Ontario Society of Occupational Therapists is pleased to support research activity that relates to occupational therapy!  We encourage members to PARTICIPATE IN RESEARCH ACTIVITIES VIA SURVEYS when one's scope of competence relates to the research.

The following posts have been purchased by the researchers to access OSOT membership.  While posting does not imply OSOT partnership or sponsorship, WE ENCOURAGE MEMBERS TO PARTICIPATE!

Current Surveys

1.  Addressing Clients’ Sexual Health Issues in Occupational Therapy Practice
Researchers: Kelli Young (UHN), Carol Heck (UHN), Abrielle Dodington (University of Toronto), Catherine Smith (University of Toronto)

Survey Description:  
Occupational therapists regard sexual health as a relevant domain of practice; however, previous research demonstrates that client sexuality is not adequately addressed in healthcare. This study uses an online questionnaire and aims to understand beliefs, knowledge, comfort, and practices of Canadian occupational therapists in various practice settings in regards to addressing clients’ sexual health. Please see this Letter of Information for additional information. 

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