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This is a UK-based Occupational Therapy podcast expressing personal clinical experiences, views, and aspirations for occupational therapy practice in the UK. It is aimed to help OT students and clinicians navigate their way through their clinical practice involving occupational therapy. When it gets controversial, it is Rant Involving Occupational Therapy. When I talk about foundation OT knowledge, it is Relevant Information about OT. When I celebrate amazing people I encounter, It's Rollicking Individuals of OT. If I 'yap' about anything I fancy, then, it is Random Information about Ordinary things. Whatever the theme, this OT conversation is a RIOT Conversation. Enjoy - HAO

Disclaimer: Topics discussed are personal opinions and do not represent any professional body or Trust/Health organization.

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OT conversations

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Bamford Classification for Stroke

Thoracic Surgeries Simplified

Spinal cord injury: a short talk

Level up neuro talk

The Humanistic Frame of Reference: Why Meaning Comes Before Method

Occupational Risk-Readiness-Re-entry Model

Owning a decision

Bandaging

The common oral motor interventions NICU OTs use

The chamber between what is taught and what is known

“Stop Teaching Energy Conservation Too Early”

The Dark side of not having a UK OT Model

The UK OT model no one named

Restoring Trust: What Occupational Therapy Really Does

Habits, Identity, and Why Change Fails at Work

Perceptions on use of AMPAC : a journal review

Responsibility is the prerequisite of clinical confidence

When Helping Early Does Not Help Band 5s

How to manage complex cases

Behavioral FOR

Understand the Limbic System

NDT frame frame of reference

The structure of a Frame of Reference

Reawakening the somatic nervous system in critical care

Documenting the fat neck debate

Let us understand the airway

Complexity of strength assessments

When the Hand forgets

Social Prescribing

Understand Cystic Fibrosis

Engagement: the vital sign of OT

Beyond Diagnosis: How OTs Support PIP Applications

Who is killing OT?

Understanding Orthostatic hypotension

Learn about D2A

Sensory Stimulation and Early Engagement in Critical Care

Missing the opportunity to define OT to the Board of Directors

Learn about Chorea

Learn about the basal ganglia

Learn about fronto-temporal dementia

Motor Neuron Disease

Educating an Educational Lead about OT

“When Thinking Gets Cloudy: The Cognitive-Perceptual Frame of Reference”

What is an Impella device?

Understand ECG

OT talk involving NIV (Non invasive ventiulation)

Clinical Judgement and Seating Solutions: An OT Conversation on Tumble Forms

Can we have adaptive device to supplement muscle inactivity in critical care?

Understanding Hypoxia from an Occupational Therapist's perspective

“ECMO Isn’t the Problem—Therapists Are: An OT’s Unfiltered Rant on Evidence, Roles, and Rehab in the ICU.”