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Module 5: Advocacy

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Why We Advocate
1 Quiz
- 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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5.1 Why We Advocate

01/10/2023

Module 5: Advocacy Why We Advocate 5.1 Why We Advocate

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1. Question
Why is advocacy important to the field of occupational therapy?
- Advocacy leads to job security.
- Advocacy helps increase personal income.
- Advocacy is essential for the long-term sustainability of the profession.
- Advocacy is necessary for individual growth.
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Question 2 of 5
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Advocating for a change to the state practice act regarding supervision laws is an example of what type of advocacy?
- Advocacy for the client
- Advocacy for the profession
- Advocacy for the community
- Advocacy at the systems level
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Question 3 of 5
3. Question
What is an example of client-level advocacy?
- Asking for occupational therapy to be added to a discharge form
- Participating in a planning committee for a new accessible playground
- Providing additional documentation to justify the need for a specific discharge plan
- Being a member of professional organizations
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Question 4 of 5
4. Question
What is an example of advocating for systems-level change in occupational therapy?
- Documenting discharge recommendations for a patient
- Building relationships with colleagues
- Advocating for an automatic door to be installed in the facility
- Avoiding leadership roles within the organization
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Question 5 of 5
5. Question
What is the meaning of advocacy?
- Giving speeches and protesting
- Trying to make change by yourself
- Writing letters to oppose legislative changes
- Building support for a specific recommendation or cause
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5.1 Why We Advocate

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