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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

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- 5.2 Occupational Therapy Lens on Advocacy
How Medicare Law Is Made

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- 5.3 How Medicare Law is Made
Federal Advocacy

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- 5.4 Federal Advocacy
State Advocacy

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- 5.5 State Advocacy

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5.4 Federal Advocacy

Module 5: Advocacy Federal Advocacy 5.4 Federal Advocacy

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1. Question
What is the easiest way to support advocacy for occupational therapy?
- Volunteering in your local community
- Running for political office
- Being a member of AOTA
- Engaging in political debates
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How does AOTA set its federal advocacy priorities?
- Priorities are set based on personal interests.
- Priorities are established by the US president.
- Priorities are are set based on committee agendas.
- Priorities are established based on the direct impact to occupational therapy.
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3. Question
What distinguishes AOTPAC’s role from AOTA’s role in advocating for occupational therapy services?
- AOTPAC focuses solely on state-level advocacy.
- AOTPAC focuses exclusively on Medicare policies.
- AOTPAC primarily provides campaign contributions.
- AOTPAC lobbies Congress directly.
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4. Question
What is the primary role of AOTA’s Federal Affairs team?
- Fundraising for political campaigns
- Lobbying Congress on occupational therapy issues
- Organizing grassroots protests
- Publishing research papers on healthcare policy
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5. Question
What AOTA resource can individuals use to contact their legislators about federal advocacy issues related to OT?
- The Everyday Advocacy Guide
- The Quality Toolkit
- The Take Action page
- AOTA doesn’t provide a resource for this.
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5.4 Federal Advocacy

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