CAOT-BC Community OT Practice Network Meeting: March 6, 2017
Topic: BrainFX Presented by Tracy Milner
Frustrated with your current assessment tools missing more mild to moderate dysfunction from the spectrum of brain disorders? Occupational Therapists Tracy Milner and Heather Condello were too! They were finding that they could observe dysfunction that was not being captured by their standardized paper and pencil tools. So they founded BrainFx and have developed a tablet-based, assessment platform to measure neurofunction, specifically focusing on 30 cognitive skills, along with some physical and sensory skills that can often confound cognitive performance. BrainFx currently has two assessments: BrainFx 360, a comprehensive, 90 minute version, to assist in treatment planning, and now BrainFx Screen, a ten minute assessment to help set baselines and assist in determining whether further assessment is needed. Join the webinar to learn about how the BrainFx Platform was developed, its validation to date, the assessment and its reporting and how it may benefit your practice. Also, learn about BrainFx’s Living Brain Bank and how it is working to accelerate neuroscience research. Applicable client populations can include: concussion/brain injury, stroke, mental illness, dementia, childhood disorders (ADD, learning disability, higher end of ASD), and other neurodegenerative or chronic diseases.
This meeting will take place by webinar. Registration is required to participate.
Date: March 6, 2017
Time: 12:00pm – 1:00pm Pacific Time
Cost:
Free for CAOT-BC members
$15 for non-members
CAOT-BC Measurement Practice Network Meeting: February 21, 2017
Topic: Measurement is HARD. Where do you begin? Important
aspects to consider!
Measurement
is an important concept that is often overlooked. As occupational therapists we
use important and valuable tools, to help guide future treatments and determine
current functioning. It is important we continue to build on our assessment
knowledge to recognize the manner we use instruments and what strengths and
weaknesses exist.
After
two successful years of running the Measurement Practice Network join us for more measurement
talk. We need YOU to share your perspectives and ask questions!
The
purpose of this Practice Network is education and discussions on the topic of measurement
for occupational therapists. This Practice Network will provide you with greater skills to
better evaluate assessments and tests. By regularly attending this Practice Network, you
will be able to better appraise instruments and understand what critical
appraisal means. This Practice Network will not tell you what assessment or tool is best for
a given population or client, BUT it will give you additional skills to become
stronger at appraising tools, networking and finding resources. Join us to
dialogue about this important and difficult topic, hear from other OTs, and
continue to make our profession stronger.
This meeting will take place by teleconference. Registration is required to participate.
This meeting will take place by teleconference. Registration is required to participate.
Date: February 21, 2017
Time: 12:00pm - 1:00pm Pacific Time
Location: Teleconference
Registration: https://www.caot.ca/store/events/registration.aspx?event=SIG21FEB17Cost:
Free for CAOT-BC members
$15 for non-members
Registration takes only a minute in a few easy steps:
1. Click on registration link
2. Log in to your profile
3. Click "Register"
4. Click "Add to Cart"
5. Click "My Cart"
6. Click "Pay Now"
7. Click "Place Order"
Registration takes only a minute in a few easy steps:
1. Click on registration link
2. Log in to your profile
3. Click "Register"
4. Click "Add to Cart"
5. Click "My Cart"
6. Click "Pay Now"
7. Click "Place Order"
You will receive a confirmation letter immediately after completing your online registration. Please check your spam/junk box, as sometimes these letters can be filtered out of regular email. If you still do not receive a confirmation after completing all the steps, please email caotbc@caot.ca for additional support.
If you have any questions please contact Sarah Slocombe: sslocombe@caot.ca
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