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Centennial Vision Flashcards

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What Is the Centennial Vision?

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•A road map for the future
of the OT profession to
commemorate AOTA’s
100th anniversary in 2017

•It will specify concrete benchmarks that demonstrate our forward movement in realizing the vision

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AOTA SCENARIOS

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Familiar Territory
Shining City on the Hill
Scare City
Bold new frontier

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Familiar Territory

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Expected

Describes an expected future with a enough opportunity for the profession to progress steadily along

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Shining City on the Hill

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Visionary

Describes a visionary future where a more holistic view of health transforms ot and its role in society

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Scare City

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Feared

Describes a feared future where current challenges cascade into an era of limited opportunities for ot

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Bold new frontier

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Aspirational

Describes an aspired future shaped by scientific and technological advances that could alter the practice of ot

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Drivers of Change

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Drivers of Change
1.   Aging and longevity
2.   Health care costs and reimbursement
•Prospective and preventive medicine
•Assistive technologies
•Lifestyle values and choices
•Stress and Depression
•Information access/learning
•Universal design for active living
•Increasing diversity
•Changing world of work
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Practice Areas

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Practice Areas
•Children and Youth
•Education
•Health and Wellness
•Mental Health
•Productive Aging
•Rehabilitation, Disability, and Participation
•Work and Industry
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Emerging Areas of Practice

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Emerging Areas of Practice

Children and Youth
•Broader scope in schools
•Autism
•Bullying
•Childhood obesity
•Driving for teens with disabilities
•Transitions for Older Teens

Education
•Distance learning, re-entry into profession

Health and Wellness
•Chronic disease management
•Obesity
•Prevention

Mental Health
•Depression
•Recovery and Peer Support
•Sensory Approaches to Mental Health
•Veterans’ and Wounded Warriors

Productive Aging
•Community Mobility and Older Drivers
•Aging in Place and Home Modifications
•Low Vision

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Centennial Vision Statement

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Centennial Vision Statement
By the year 2017……

We envision that occupational therapy is a
powerful,
widely recognized,
science-driven,
and
evidence-based
profession with a
globally connected and 
diverse workforce
meeting society’s occupational needs.
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Powerful

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Powerful
•Leadership role in health care delivery system
•Education as basis for power
•Active in policymaking
•Use of technology to provide services
•Influence change to benefit society
•Proliferation of private-pay practices
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Widely Recognized

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Widely Recognized
•Clear, compelling public image
•Consumer friendly language
•Widespread understanding of OT
•OT identity and scope protected by law
•Value of occupation to health and wellness recognized by society
•Increased OT consumer demand
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Science-Driven

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Science-Driven
•Greater research capacity and productivity to develop new and more effective methods in OT practice

  • Science-based knowledge blended with occupation-based practice in all settings
  • Premier universities seek occupational scientists to engage in research
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Evidence-Based

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Evidence-Based
•All OT practice areas supported by evidence
•OT efficacy data widely available
•All payers cover OT because of efficacy, savings, benefits, etc.

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Globally Connected and Diverse Workforce

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Globally Connected and Diverse Workforce
•Global OT community
•Increased involvement of members
•AOTA = essential tool of the profession
•OT roles include: practitioners, educators, researchers, scientists, & entrepreneurs
•Members reflect society’s diversity
•New alliances with other professionals
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Occupational Needs

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Occupational Needs
•Active participation in life contributes to health because it “enables individuals to utilize their biological capacities and potential” (Wilcock, 1993)
•Ability to “do” affected by:
–Technology
–Demographics
–Health care
–Unpredictable events
–Catastrophic illness/disability
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Centennial Vision Timeline

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2003
Board Approves Plan

2004
Scenarios Developed

2005
Extensive National Dialogue

2006
Strategic Visioning Retreat

2006-2007
Planning & Communication

2006-2017
Strategic
Implementation

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Strategic Implementation

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Strategic Implementation
•Image-building campaign
•Advocacy to ensure funding
•Links between research, education, practice
•Research agenda
•Outcomes database
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What Can We Do?

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What Can We Do?
•Become a member of professional organizations
•Be an advocate for the profession
•Use and develop evidence for practice
•Research
•Network, across disciplines
•Stay informed
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Emerging Practice Areas

AOTA’s Identified Emerging Practice

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Emerging Practice Areas
AOTA’s Identified Emerging Practice
See link on slide^^

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