Julia Scott, RCOT's Chief Executive, talks about what she heard on her recent travels around the four countries talking to members.
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A conversation with Julia Scott

Royal College of Occupational Therapists is the professional membership body for occupational therapy staff in the UK. This is the home for our podcast series. www.rcot.co.uk/podcasts

Health & Fitness

How are research priorities defined? Why do they matter? How do they affect occupational therapists in practice and the people who access occupational therapy services? We consider these questions as we follow one research priority, from its setting right through to its clinical application.

If you would like to influence occupational therapy research so it focuses on what really helps make a lasting difference to people’s lives, please fill in this survey and forward it to your networks: https://www.rcot.co.uk/researchpriorities

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Why Research Priorities Matter

At our 2019 Annual Conference in Birmingham, we met up with four RCOT members to discuss the sessions they had attended, the conversations they had with other delegates and what they consider to be the hot topics for occupational therapists right now.

Conversations from Conference

RCOT's professional advisers, Karin Orman and Paul Cooper discuss leadership in occupational therapy. They speak to three occupational therapists at different stages of their career about their journey into leadership and about recognising the ways in which occupational therapists are already leading every day.

If you want to find out more about leadership in occupational therapy, visit www.rcot.co.uk/practice-resources/occupational-therapy-topics/leadership-and-management

Why is leadership such a hot topic for occupational therapists right now?

In this episode of the #RCOTpodcast, Dan Smith and Daniela Donohoe discuss the importance of accessible learning from a range of different perspectives.

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How can we make our learning more accessible?

In this episode, Dan Smith and Helen Merrills find out more about the #OTpledge campaign and how it's helping to secure the future of the profession. If you want to learn more about the campaign and make your own pledge, visit rcot.co.uk/ipledgeto

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A conversation with Julia Scott

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