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Module 5: Advocacy

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Why We Advocate
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- 5.1 Why We Advocate
Advocating as an OT Practitioner
1 Quiz
- 5.2 Occupational Therapy Lens on Advocacy
How Medicare Law Is Made
1 Quiz
- 5.3 How Medicare Law is Made
Federal Advocacy
1 Quiz
- 5.4 Federal Advocacy
State Advocacy
1 Quiz
- 5.5 State Advocacy

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5.2 Occupational Therapy Lens on Advocacy

Module 5: Advocacy Advocating as an OT Practitioner 5.2 Occupational Therapy Lens on Advocacy

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Question 1 of 5
1. Question
How does imposter syndrome impact advocacy in occupational therapy?
- It boosts confidence and encourages advocacy.
- It has no impact on advocacy.
- It may undermine confidence and hinder advocacy efforts.
- It enhances advocacy skills.
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Why is it essential to clearly define the goal in advocacy efforts?
- It allows for immediate success.
- It provides flexibility in case of changing circumstances.
- It avoids addressing other barriers.
- It ensures that success is measured objectively.
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How does understanding the goals of decision-makers help in building buy-in during advocacy?
- It demonstrates that decision-makers have no influence on the outcome.
- It tailors the advocacy message to align with the goals of decision-makers.
- It allows for one-size-fits-all advocacy messaging.
- It hinders communication and complicates the process.
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Question 4 of 5
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What key skills do all occupational therapy practitioners possess that can be adapted for advocacy efforts?
- Task analysis and problem-solving
- Advanced medical knowledge and procedures
- Strong public speaking skills and confidence
- Data analysis and statistics expertise
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Question 5 of 5
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How can the skill of developing a plan of care be applied to advocacy efforts?
- It is irrelevant to advocacy.
- A plan of care can only be used for medical treatments.
- It can be used to develop an action plan to take steps towards meeting advocacy goals.
- The skill of task analysis is more important.
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5.2 Occupational Therapy Lens on Advocacy

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