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A Collaborative Scholarly Project Constraint-Induced Movement Therapyby: Jan Stube
Occupational Therapy in Health Care, Vol. 19 (30 August 2005), pp. 123-133.
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AbstractThis paper describes the phases of a scholarly project process within one occupational therapy (OT) professional program. Using the example of a scholarly project on constraint-induced movement therapy, the collective endeavor among two OT graduate students, a faculty advisor, and two occupational therapists is demonstrated. The process leading toward a clinically-relevant outcome provided benefits to all collaborators. The students experienced evidence-based scholarship firsthand, while the advisor and practitioners experienced the rewards of shaping a clinically useful product and received outcomes research assistance. The description of this scholarly project process serves as a model for future scholarly collaboration among graduate students, practitioners, and faculty members.
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