Two hundred and seventy occupational therapy clinicians, whose primary or secondary
employment function was in direct patient service, were surveyed to determine their …

A national survey was conducted to determine occupational and physical therapists' values
toward research. While members of both professions were found to have similar research …

The Perceived Impact of Research on the Activities and Evaluation of Occupational Therapy
Faculty Page 1 126 PARHAM O'Hagan, F. J., Sandys, E.J., & Swanson, WI (1984). Educational …

To determine the current level of research participation of Alberta occupational therapists,
the Edmonton Research Orientation (ERO) survey, with an additional section measuring …

Throughout the recent essays in this column, the important role that research plays in our
societyand in health care has been em· phasized. Most recently, Baum (1987) emphasized …

(Barris & Kielhofner, 1985; Baum, Boyle, & Edwards, 1984; Grady, 1987; Polatajko &
MacKinnon, 1987) and investigations of clinicians' attitudes toward research and research …

Objective. Occupational therapy faculty members often need guidance in developing a
research program that will result in publication and sponsorship. This qualitative study …

Although researchers and editorial review boards are obligated to communicate research
information in readable fashion, journal readers also must assume responsibility for …

Indicates that the expectations that faculty members engage in or lead the way in
traditionally defined research (ie, published contributions to the knowledge base of …

This study examined the experience of occupational therapy clinicians who do research to
illuminate factors that influenced their research, the processes involved, and the outcomes …