Promote & Influence
All BAOT members are encouraged to become advocates for the profession within their professional and local communities
The College provides resources for occupational therapists who want to promote the profession and influence those who have an impact on it, such as service commissioners, managers, local government officers, national assemblies and governments.
OT Week is a great opportunity to reach potential service users - and future generations of occupational therapists. However, the work to promote the profession carries on all year round through consultations and lobbying. Check here for open consultations that the College needs members' assistance with, updates on the recent elections in Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland, and the Health and Social Care Bill in England.
Advancing Healthcare Awards 2012
Government commits to work with OTs in the next stage of NHS reforms
Health and Disability Assessments: an opportunity for occupational therapists
COT goes head to head with Simon Burns MP to discuss Health and Social Care Bill
BAOT/COT presses Prime Minister for response to concerns about Health and Social Care Bill
Latest tweets...
- 20 hours 17 min ago — Next @GuardianSocEnt:Q&A is about Employing disabled people on Thurs at 1pm http://t.co/bBdJDZli share your thoughts & questions beforehand.
- 1 day 1 hour ago — Any ideas? MT @xstitchjojo: Can anyone point me in the right direction of work currently being done by OTs with the homeless? Many thanks :)
- 1 day 1 hour ago — #cot2012 MT @BoothRach: After a nine hour slog in the office on a Saturday presentation for COT conference done. #Productiveday
- 3 days 20 hours ago — Government puts its faith in gardening to tackle elderly care crisis via @Telegraph http://t.co/VcGHc3NO
- 3 days 22 hours ago — Occupational Therapists are recognised for their work to improve patient experience http://t.co/HSpEsv4M - anyone do similar schemes?
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