A Masterclass aimed at OTs and OT managers providing services to people with sensory process difficulties, including learning disabilities, children, adult and child mental health and autistic spectrum disorders. Learn about the summary of...
Research & UKOTRF
A wealth of support for all members’ research activities and information management needs
Whatever your level of skills, we can support your research activity and help you contact other research - interested members. This section provides access to briefings, newsletters and other resources on topics such as funding, research ethics and governance, support for student projects and eHealth. You can find out more about our strategic activity to support the occupational therapy research agenda.
United Kingdom Occupational Therapy Research Foundation (UKOTRF)
UKOTRF was launched in 2007 with a specific remit to support the future of occupational therapy - your profession - by funding research in priority areas and building research capacity within the membership.
Find out here how you can contribute to the future of UKOTRF, as well as gaining support for research projects and training.
Commissioned Research Call - Bamford Implementation (Northern Ireland)
Supporting Practice - Evidence and Resources (SPEaR) launched by COT
Research proposals invited - UKOTRF Grants 2012 funding round
Are your doctoral studies taking you to another dimension?
Your views sought on the Research Excellence Framework
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Friday 9th March 2012 (All day)
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Friday 2nd March 2012 - Saturday 3rd March 2012
Brain Tree Training
This two-day interactive workshop is suitable for professionals working with adults who have insight problems following brain injury. The course presents a practical model within which to understand awareness and...
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Monday 20th February 2012 - Friday 24th February 2012
The Assessment of Motor and Process Skills (AMPS) is an innovative observational assessment that is used to meaure the quality of a person's activities of daily living (ADL). AMPS training comprises a 5 day course following...
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Tuesday 31st January 2012

This event will cover the impact...









