Vision Statement
Vision Statement
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Saskatchewan children receive timely* and equitable** access to occupational therapy that promotes optimal function and independence across all environments.
Mission Statement
Mission Statement
We are a network of occupational therapists working towards best practice to maximize participation and engagement of children in their daily occupations.
Functions
Functions
To establish a province-wide network among members in the child and youth practice areas.
To identify and address key topics relevant to occupational therapy in child and youth practice areas.
To provide professional development opportunities (formal and informal) to the network, as appropriate.
ANNOUNCEMENTS
ANNOUNCEMENTS
Newly Published! (February 14, 2023)
Special Thank You to the Sensory Rooms working group for this document. The document has been provided in two different formats (one vs. two column) as it is intended to be shared with different audiences (general public vs. research/academic).
Sensory Rooms
Sensory Rooms
Evidence-Informed Practice Resource for Saskatchewan Occupational Therapists
Evidence-Informed Practice Resource for Saskatchewan Occupational Therapists
Saskatchewan Pediatric Occupational Therapy Practice Network Sensory Rooms Evidence-Informed Practice Resource February 2023.pdfSaskatchewan Pediatric Occupational Therapy Practice Network Sensory Rooms Evidence-Informed Practice Resource February 2023 Columns.pdfThe document has been provided in two different formats (one vs. two column) as it is intended to be shared with different audiences (general public vs. research/academic).
The Occupational Therapy for Children in Saskatchewan Resource 2020 Document has been published. Check out the Resources tab for a link.
The Occupational Therapy for Children in Saskatchewan Resource 2020 Document has been published. Check out the Resources tab for a link.
Please email saskSPOT@gmail.com if you reference the resource as an OT. We want to keep track of how the document is utilized! If you are not an OT and want to use part of this document or cite it for any reason, simply email saskSPOT@gmail.com for permission, and fill out the use of resources form to provide SPOT and SSOT with information as to its usefulness to the public.
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