Super excited that today’s @UBCOSOT 2020 Capstone Conference is underway! Congratulations to my fellow classmates on presenting their research and thank you to all involved in making this conference a success! Here's a throwback to our first day together 😀 #OT365#UBCMOT
Last chance to register for the UBC MOT Capstone Conference! My partner and I will be presenting on the development of a novel group OT program for people with Parkinson’s disease.
The 15th annual Capstone Conference is this Wednesday! Registration closes tomorrow (Tuesday, July 28) at noon. Please visit https://t.co/MXPAqIE3iZ to register and find out more about this year's event.
Information on accessing the event will be sent to all registrants tomorrow.
Curious about what research topics are going to be presented at this year's OSOT Capstone Conference? Have a look at this quick overview of hashtags. What are you looking forward to learning about? #OT365
Please consider signing our new BC PharmaCare Petition.
We believe that access to Continuous Glucose Monitoring (CGM) in British Columbia should not depend on whether or not you can afford it. Help us get PharmaCare to cover it.
https://t.co/6e4N39FsRc
#PharmaCare#diabetes
On July 29, we will be hosting the 2020 @UBC Master of Occupational Therapy Capstone Conference! Registration opens July 1. Head to https://t.co/MXPAqIE3iZ to learn more about this year's virtual conference #OT365
How do we design engaging games for children with FASD? This question was explored in a recent study conducted by researchers from Queen’s University (@queensu) and the University of the Fraser Valley (@UFV Health)! 1/2
Here is a quick review of that big announcement* in the Canadian #disability world.
*A one time payment of up to $600 for around 20% of disabled Canadians
Canada’s performative “disability lens” pandemic relief https://t.co/wFg2cjZBDy
In case you need this right now. Joey is part blind (not sure how much) so thing that are simple for other cats are a challenge for him. But he perseveres!
"Dr. Henry would prove to be one of the most effective public health officials in the world, with lessons for nations struggling to emerge from lockdowns."
Read the @nytimes profile of BC's provincial health officer, Dr. Bonnie Henry.
https://t.co/6vdoJaklv9
Racism is a public health crisis. COVID-19 is a public health crisis. Opioid use is a public health crisis. Poverty is a public health crisis. They are not unrelated.
I worry about our collective well-being & mental health in light of these crises. Call 4 action, kindly #OT365
Read our statement and access relevant #OT365 resources like the 'Questioning white supremacy in occupational therapy practice and education session' from #CAOT2020.
No silence in the face of inequality and injustice- https://t.co/AwgNJWpbwn