Hello Estelle:
Speaking of lingo, occupational 'technology' is new one on me. :-).
Will you please provide some description?
Thanks,
Ron
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On 8/1/2001 you wrote:
E> Ron, how do chiropractors explain their chosen professional descriptor?
E> It doesn't seem to be an issue for them. Once again, I say that we
E> should just publicize what we do so everyone knows about us, and stop
E> worrying about the lingo. The only ones who are interested in our lingo
E> are ourselves, particularly academics, among whom I count myself.
E> Perhaps you would like to know about our new doctoral program in
E> Occupational Technology. A new addition to our professional lingo. Dr.
E> Estelle Breines, Seton Hall University
E> -----Original Message-----
E> From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] On Behalf
E> Of Ron Carson
E> Sent: Wednesday, August 01, 2001 9:05 AM
E> To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
E> Subject: Bridging a Communication Gap
E> Hello All:
E> In a previous topic (one that didn't get many responses), I asked
E> about using the term 'occupation' versus 'function'.
E> For arguments sake, let's say the general consensus is that
E> occupational therapists should use the term 'occupation' as much as
E> possible while still being able to effectively communicate with a
E> diverse audience [i.e. doctors, payeers, other therapists, etc]. How
E> then, do we as individuals go about bridging the obvious communication
E> gap between 'us' and 'them' [them being our audience]?
E> Ron
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E> Ron Carson MHS, OTR/L
E> Assistant Professor
E> University of Saint Augustine
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E> St. Augustine, FL 32086
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