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Roberts,
P.S., Berger, S., Roberts,
P., & Evenson, M. (2009).
Settings providing medical and psychiatric services. In E.B. Crepeau, E.S.
Cohn, & B.A.B. Schell (Eds.),
Willard and Spackman'sOccupational Therapy, 11th ed., Unit XVI. A., pp.
1074-1079. Griswold,
Griswold, Evenson, M., (2003). Gates into Practice. In D. Bailey & S. L. Schwartzberg,
(Eds.), Ethical and Legal Dilemmas in
Occupational Therapy, 2nd ed.
Chapter 4, pp. 58-77. Evenson, M., Barnes, M. A., &
Cohn, E. S. (2002). Brief
Report—Perceptions of Level I and Level II fieldwork in the same site. American
Journal of Occupational Therapy, 56,103–106.
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Evenson, M.E. Implementation of a Level II midterm
student evaluation of the fieldwork experience: Results, reflections, and
directions. Poster presentation at the annual meeting of the American
Occupational Therapy Association, Khetani, M.A., Berger, S., Crist, P.A., Evenson, M.E. & Roberts, P.S.. A practical guide to exploring options for
doctoral education, Presentation at the annual meeting of the American
Occupational Therapy Association, Evenson, M.E. International perspectives on occupational
therapy in the future. Presentation at Evenson, M.E.
& Roberts, P.S. Exploring options
for doctoral training to advance research, education, and practice.
Poster presentation at the World Federation of Occupational Therapy Congress,
Massachusetts Association of Occupational Therapy Annual
Conference, Providing quality fieldwork
experiences: Finding and using resources, Evenson, M.E. Evidence-based case analysis: A pilot
study of students' confidence to use descriptive, assessment, and
intervention research evidence. Presentation at American Occupational Therapy Association Annual
Conference, research paper, Evidence-Based
Case Analysis: A Pilot Study of Students' Confidence To Use Descriptive,
Assessment, and Intervention Research Evidence, American Occupational Therapy Association Annual
Conference, short course, Options for Doctoral
Training To Advance Research, Education, and Practice, American Occupational Therapy Association Annual
Conference, Academic Fieldwork Coordinator Forum Panel, Academic Fieldwork
Coordinator (AFWC) Workload: A balancing act!
American Occupational Therapy Association (AOTA) Joint
Program Directors and Academic Fieldwork Coordinators Meeting, panel
presentation, Perceptions of Level I
& Level II Fieldwork in the Same Site, Massachusetts Association of Occupational Therapy Annual
Conference, Using evidence in your
practice: EBP client cases, Tufts University, Department of Occupational Therapy,
Doctoral Student Presentation, Web-based case analysis assignments to promote
occupational therapy students’ integration of evidence-based practice and
clinical reasoning, American Occupational Therapy Association Annual
Conference, paper, Integrating research
and the occupational therapy process:
Evidence-based clinical reasoning client case analysis, Massachusetts Association of Occupational Therapy Annual
Conference, panel presentation, Doctoral
programs: Is one right for me?, World Federation of Occupational Therapy Congress, poster,
Working smart! Collaboration between academia and
practice, World Federation of Occupational Therapy Congress, paper, Using technology to enhance the
teaching-learning dynamic, Massachusetts Association of Occupational Therapy Annual
Conference, paper, Infusing the
Occupational Therapy Practice Framework into Fieldwork, American Occupational Therapy Association Annual
Conference, paper, Infusing the
Occupational Therapy Practice Framework into Fieldwork: Implications and Reflections, Boston University/Tufts University workshop, Writing site-specific objectives for the AOTA Fieldwork Performance Evaluation, Boston University, Boston, MA, January 22, 2005. Boston University/Tufts University workshop, Using the AOTA Fieldwork Performance Evaluation, Tufts University, Medford, MA, July 12, 2004. American Occupational Therapy Association Annual
Conference, workshop panel, Working
smart! Collaboration to optimize
application of evidence to administration and practice, Massachusetts Association of Occupational Therapy Annual
Conference, workshop, Coach-mentoring
for professional development, American Occupational Therapy Association Annual
conference, Coach-mentoring as a tool
for personal development, Massachusetts Association of Occupational Therapy Annual Conference, Structuring learning activities for supervision and professional competence, Marlborough, MA, November 15, 2002. Massachusetts Association of Occupational Therapy Annual
Conference, workshop, Mentorship
Initiative: An essential tool for career advancement, World Federation of Occupational Therapy, paper, Occupation centered interventions for
inpatient stroke populations, Boston University/Tufts University workshop, Structuring learning for fieldwork
education and professional development, Tufts University, Medford, MA,
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