Anti-oppressive documentation practices for occupational therapists??
Presenter(s)
Marie-Lyne Grenier & Janna MacLachlan
Friday, May 24, 2024 from 12:00 - 3:15 p.m. (Eastern Time)
This online workshop equips occupational therapy professionals with foundational knowledge on anti-oppressive documentation practices and with concrete tools to begin applying anti-oppressive documentation practices to their current practice. During the first part of the workshop, the presenters will introduce participants to important concepts of anti-oppressive documentation practices in a lecture format. During the second part, participants will have the opportunity to practise applying learned concepts and discuss current challenges and opportunities in practice in small groups with the support of presenters. Occupational therapists, OTAs, and students in occupational therapy programs who wish to increase their understanding and skills in anti-oppressive documentation, when working in any area of practice and with any client age group. Physiotherapists and social workers are also welcome to participate.
By the end of this workshop, you will be able to: Recognize the ways that documentation practices can contribute to or work against oppression, particularly for minoritized communities across Canada. Critically reflect on their current documentation practices.
Apply anti-oppressive documentation practices to their current occupational therapy practice.