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Module 4: How to Find Information

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Finding Information and Asking for the Policy

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- 4.1 How to Find Information
Navigating AOTA’s Website

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- 4.2 AOTA’s Website
Taking Action Is Easy

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- OT Advocacy Efforts
Medicare and Government Resources

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- 4.3 CMS’s Website
What Is in a Practice Act?

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- 4.4 State Practice Acts

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4.1 How to Find Information

Module 4: How to Find Information Finding Information and Asking for the Policy 4.1 How to Find Information

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1. Question
What is one reason why many policies are intentionally vague?
- To simplify the policy-writing process
- To make policies easier to enforce
- To prevent any flexibility in interpretation
- To allow for adaptability as practices evolve
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Why is it important to check the dates on the documents you’re looking at when searching for information?
- To see if the document has any typos
- To determine the author of the document
- To ensure you have the most current and relevant information
- To find hidden messages within the text
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What is an example of a policy that is typically not a law?
- Getting a TB test prior to working with patients
- Having a license to practice as an occupational therapy practitioner
- Productivity requirements
- Supervision of OTAs
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What is the potential consequence of violating a policy that is also a law?
- Increased job security
- Monetary rewards
- Fines, jail time, or loss of license
- Enhanced job benefits
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5. Question
Why is it crucial to verify policy information directly from the source?
- To avoid any discussion or questioning
- To rely on colleagues' interpretations
- To ensure you have the most accurate and up-to-date information
- To speed up the decision-making process
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