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An Overview of Ontario’s PHIPA
PRESENTED BY: Andrea Ramsarran (she/her), Senior Health Policy Advisor, Health Policy Department, Information and Privacy Commissioner of Ontario
- Learn the terminology under the Personal Health Information Protection Act (PHIPA), such as: health information custodians, agents, electronic service providers and health information network providers, recipients, and PHIPA's limiting principles.
- Learn about consent, including: capacity to consent, express, implied, and assumed implied consent, circle of care, lock box – withholds and withdrawals of consent, access requests, storing and sharing personal health information.
- The webinar also addresses common questions from Ontario occupational therapists.
Non-Member Price: 25.00 Member price: 0.00
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Exploring the Packer Managing Fatigue Program
PRESENTED BY: Dr. Tanya Packer, PhD, OT Reg. (N.S.), Professor, School of Health Administration, Dalhousie University and Michelle Lehman, MSc(OT), OT Reg. (N.S.), CEO, Think Self-Management
- Identify the purpose and utility of the Packer Managing Fatigue Program.
- Using the Packer Managing Fatigue Program as an example, recognize methods and approaches for integrating self-management and occupational therapy theory into practice.
- Examine the body of evidence relating to the Packer Managing Fatigue Program.
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Links2Wellbeing: Social Prescribing for Older Adults
PRESENTED BY: Dena Silverberg (she/her), BA (Hons), Project Coordinator, Links2Wellbeing: Social Prescribing for Older Adults, Older Adult Centres' Association of Ontario, Maria DiCarlo, OT Reg. NB, and OSOT's Retired Members Team
- Understand social prescribing, its role in healthcare, and the benefits for older adults.
- Distinguish the components of a successful social prescribing program and how interested parties can be involved.
- Illustrate how volunteering can be integrated into social prescribing and demonstrate the benefits of volunteering for individuals and communities.
- Outline the steps to become involved in a social prescribing program and evaluate the impact of social prescribing.
- Explore the importance of building partnerships between healthcare providers, community organizations, and volunteers.
Non-Member Price: 25.00 Member price: 0.00
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Psychotherapy Supervision: Expectations
PRESENTED BY: Gord Hirano, M.Sc., B.H.Sc. (OT), OT Reg. (Ont.)
- OT Psychotherapy Supervisee expectations: Finding a supervisor, ensuring appropriate level of supervision, understanding the supervision agreement, establishing a supervision plan and record, client communication and transitions in supervision.
- OT Psychotherapy Supervisor expectations: Ensuring supervisor experience and competence and training, accountability, supervision notes, supervision agreement.
- The supervision agreement: key components.
Non-Member Price: 50.00 Member price: 25.00
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Sensory Enhanced Yoga for Self-Regulation and Trauma Healing
PRESENTED BY: Lynn Stoller, OT, MS, OTR, C-IAYT, RYT 500/E-RYT 200, YACEP, Founding President, Sensory-Enhanced Yoga Institute and Marika Paquin, OT Reg. (Ont.), E-RYT, YACEP
- PTSD as a trauma-based sensory processing disorder.
- Discuss how yoga is considered to be one of the best adjunct treatments for treatments for PTSD (based on the research findings).
- How the Transdisciplinary Model for Post-Traumatic Growth can be used as a roadmap to help guide healing for your clients who struggle with the effects of trauma or related mental health conditions.
Non-Member Price: 25.00 Member price: 0.00
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Small Changes, Big Impact: Taking Action for Success
PRESENTED BY: Milinda Alexander (she/her), OT Reg. (Ont.), Life Coach, MA Leadership, International Coach Federation (ICF) Member
- Understand the research behind growth mindset, and explore how adopting this perspective can help you embrace challenges, persist through setbacks, and unlock your full potential.
- Reflect on the changes you want to see in your life and identify areas where small, intentional shifts can lead to meaningful personal and professional growth, supporting long-term positive results.
- Leave with actionable steps to integrate new habits and mindsets, setting you up for continuous progress and fulfillment.
Non-Member Price: 25.00 Member price: 0.00
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The Dynamic Duo: Unleashing the Power of OT-OTA Synergy
PRESENTED BY: Debra Cooper (she/her), BAHSc, OTA/PTA, University Health Network - Lyndhurst, Spinal Cord, Teresa Avvampato (she/her), OT Reg. (Ont.), MSc (OT), DSc, Durham College, and M. Shone Joos (she/her), M.Sc., OT Reg. (Ont.) ACUE, Assistant Professor, Teaching Stream, Department of Occupational Science and Occupational Therapy, Temerty Faculty of Medicine, University of Toronto
- Describe key strategies for improving occupational therapy services through OT and OTA teamwork.
- Identify practical tips and tricks to strengthen collaboration between OTs and OTAs, considering the growing demand for therapy services.
- Explain proven tactics to enhance workflow efficiency and deliver quality care in occupational therapy practice, fostering positive outcomes for clinicians and patients alike.
Non-Member Price: 25.00 Member price: 0.00
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