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Conference Program Guide Conference Program Guide AOTA 94th Annual Conference & Expo April 3–6, 2014, Baltimore, MD 3–6, 2014, Baltimore, & Expo April Conference 94th Annual Guide AOTA Program Conference CONFERENCE PROGRAM GUIDE Welcome to the 94th Annual Conference & Expo April 3–6, 2014 Baltimore, Maryland Boldy a Changing Navigating World Centennial Vision 2017 and Beyond Vision Centennial Boldly Navigating a Changing World Centennial Vision 2017 and Beyond FINDING THE RIGHT INSURANCE IS EASY... VISIT MERCER CONSUMER’S BOOTH #745 APRIL 3–6 IN BALTIMORE ...with AOTA-Sponsored Group Insurance Plans. As an AOTA member, you are eligible to take advantage of a variety of valuable benefits and insurance plans. 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Learn about AOTA-Sponsored Group Insurance Plans to help secure your future. Call 1-800-503-9230 for a free information kit including costs, exclusions, limitations and terms of coverage or visit us at www.aotainsurance.com. NOTE: Plans may vary and may not be available in all states. AR Ins. Lic. #303439 Administered by Mercer Consumer, a service of Mercer Health & Benefits Administration LLC CA Ins. Lic. #0G39709 * Liberty Insurance Underwriters Inc., a member company of Liberty Mutual Insurance. 55 Water Street, New York, New York 10041. In CA d/b/a Mercer Health & May not be available in all states. Pending underwriter approval. **Underwritten by Hartford Life Insurance Company and Hartford Life and Accident Insurance Company, Benefits Insurance Services LLC Simsbury, CT 06089 64988 (2/14) Copyright 2014 Mercer LLC. All rights reserved. ***Underwritten by The United States Life Insurance Company in the City of New York. AG-10427 CPG-6721 Visit this AOTA Platinum Sponsor at Booth 745 64988 AOTA (2/14) Full Size: 8.125” x 10.875” Bleed: 8.625” x 11.375” Live: .5” inside trim Folds to: na Perf: na” Colors: 4C=(CMYK) Stock: na Postage: na Misc: na MERCER CPG-6724 Visit us at Booth 523 Medical University of South Carolina Division of Occupational Therapy Medical University of South Carolina’s faculty, staff and students congratulate Dr. Maralynne Mitcham In presenting the Slagle Lecture Friday, April 4, 5:15pm MUSC Division of Occupational Therapy celebrates over 35 years of graduates Since it’s inception, the Division has offered the only professional, entry-level occupational therapy educational program in the state of South Carolina Offering Master of Science in Occupational Therapy and Ph.D. in Health and Rehabilitation Science CPG-6747 http://academicdepartments.musc.edu/chp/ot Changing What’s Possible ® 2 AOTA’s 2014 Annu Al COnferen Ce & expO The American Occupational Therapy Association 94th Annual Conference & Expo Welcome from AOTA Table of Contents president Virginia stoffel Conference at a Glance .................................................................5 Greetings From the Local Conference Committee .....................................................6 hank you for attending the AOTA 94th Downtown Baltimore Map ...........................................................7 Annual Conference & Expo in “Charm Conference Information ................................................................9 City”! As your AOTA president, it is an Conversations That Matter Networking Lounge honor to welcome you to the world’s Schedule ..........................................................................................10 Tlargest gathering of occupational therapy How To Use This Guide ............................................................... 11 professionals, as we share and learn together General Sessions and Special Events .................................... 14 over the next 4 days. 2014 Conference Corporate Sponsors ..................................20 This is an exciting time for our profession. I believe that Baltimore Convention Center Floorplan .............................. 23 occupational therapy is poised to open new doors to persons, Hilton Baltimore Floorplan ....................................................... 24 communities, and organizations seeking the outcomes that we deliver: health, well-being, and active participation Educational Sessions .......................................... TAB 1 in everyday life. I hope you will join me for my Presidential Wednesday Pre-Conference Address this Friday, where I will be discussing the importance Institutes and Seminars ..............................................................25 of building capacity of all occupational therapy professionals: Thursday Educational Sessions ............................................... 29 OT and OTA students, educators, researchers, administrators, Thursday Poster Sessions #1, #2 ........................................41, 45 and the organizations with which you are affiliated. I believe Friday Educational Sessions ..................................................... 51 that every member can be a leader, and by tapping into your SIS Roundtable Discussions ......................................................58 own authenticity, your core values and genuine talents will Friday Poster Sessions #3, #4, #5 ................................65, 68, 71 contribute uniquely to our profession. To fully achieve the Saturday Educational Sessions ................................................75 Centennial Vision we will need the active engagement of all SIS Buzz Sessions ....................................................................77, 79 AOTA members to navigate boldly into our shared future. Tech Day 1, 2, 3 Sessions ...............................................79, 83, 86 Again, please join me on Friday, where I will be addressing this SIS Roundtable Discussions ......................................................81 in great detail. Saturday Poster Sessions #6, #7 ........................................87, 90 There’s so much to do and see here at our 2014 Conference. Sunday Educational Sessions ...................................................94 Take some time to review this Conference Program Guide so you don’t miss any of the sessions, special events, and AOTA 2014 Expo .................................................. TAB 2 networking opportunities you came here to partake in. Also, I Expo Hall Floor Plan .....................................................................97 encourage you to attend the Welcome Ceremony and Keynote Exhibitors......................................................................................... 98 Address, a unique opportunity to hear from three wounded Exhibitor-Sponsored Seminars ..............................................100 warriors and their individual experiences with occupational Conference Charity ....................................................................101 therapy, the Eleanor Clarke Slagle Lecture, the Town Hall 2014 Call for Papers Reviewers ..............................................102 Meeting, the Plenary, the Expo Hall, and the many other 2015 Call for Papers ...................................................................103 fantastic opportunities that are here just waiting for you. 2014 Meetings Schedule .........................................................104 Presenters Index .........................................................................105 Welcome to the AOTA 94th Annual Conference Advertisers Index ........................................................................110 & Expo, and enjoy the colorful and diverse city Action Sheet .................................................................................111 of Baltimore! CE Tracking Sheet .......................................................................112 The 2014 AOTA Annual Conference Program Guide is sponsored by Virginia (Ginny) Stoffel, PhD, OT, BCMH, FAOTA SEE CONVENTION CENTER AND HILTON FLOORPLANS ON PAGES 23–24 3 CPG-6744 Visit this AOTA Bronze Sponsor at Booth 450 2014 Conference At-A-Glance Wednesday, April 2 Saturday, April 5 10:00 am–7:00 pm Registration Open 6:45 am–7:30 am Fitness Event—Fun Run & Walk 12:00 pm–6:30 pm Pre-Conference Institutes & Seminars 7:30 am–5:30 pm Registration Open 6:30 pm–9:30 pm Doctoral Network Reception 8:00 am–11:00 am Educational Sessions & Annual Meeting 9:00 am-11:00 am Poster Session #6 7:30 pm–9:00 pm SIS Networking Reception 8:30 am–9:30 am SIS Buzz Sessions #1 9:00 am–2:30 pm Expo Hall Thursday, April 3 10:00 am–11:00 am SIS Buzz Sessions #2 7:00 am–7:00 pm Registration Open 11:15 am–12:00 pm Plenary—Beth Ziesenis 7:15 am–7:45 am First-Timers’ Orientation 12:15 pm–1:15 pm AOTA Annual Business Meeting 7:30 am–9:00 am International
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