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| The GOTA is a corporation organized under the non-profit laws of Georgia. The objectives of the GOTA are to advance the practice of occupational therapy in order to enhance the health of the public in its medical, community, and educational environments through research, education, action, service and maintenance of standards. The GOTA will also engage in other activities to further disseminate knowledge of the practice of occupational therapy. | ||
2014 Call for Papers
Georgia Occupational Therapy Association
2014 Annual Conference & Professional Meeting
September 19-21, 2014 | Georgia Regents University | Augusta, Georgia
Call for Papers
Submit a Proposal
Conference Focus:
Have you conducted research or performance improvement projects that would inform practice? So you have expertise in clinical practice topics that might enhance clinical skills of others? Do you have experience regarding searching for evidence to support our practice? Have you been implementing occupation-based practice in a way that might give others ideas how to do this in the context of the “medical model”?
Are you doing clinical or quality improvement research that might enhance our basis for practice? Do you have solutions or new ideas to deal with clinical administrative aspects of OT practice that have proven true in your practice? Do you have questions or the answers to questions about the effectiveness of OT treatments?
If you answered yes to any of the above questions, we invite proposals for presentations focused on practice, education and research. Typically, participants want to gain knowledge that can be used for improved service delivery. Successful proposals will:
- Clearly articulate learning outcomes
- Appropriately identify teaching strategies which match anticipated learning outcomes
- Provide current and relevant information and evidence to support or refute a specific OT intervention
Procedure:
Those interested in submitting proposals are asked to submit a proposal.