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You must complete the online submission process in order for your proposal to enter the review process and be considered for presentation at the AOTA Specialty Conference: Adult Rehabilitation.\nSpecialty Conference Proposals advance practice in a specific area of practice. These Conferences are for advanced-level practitioners who have greater than 5 years of clinical experience.\nProposal Title\nDO NOT USE ALL CAPS. Please do not use abbreviations in the title.\nYou are limited to 150 characters for the proposal title (including spaces).\nTitle:\nType of Proposal\nAdult Rehabilitation (Pre-Determined)\nSession Format\nShort Course: 1-hour session with reflective time for attendees.\nSpeakers and Authors\nPlease include all presenters and authors. Presenters will be published in the order listed. Speakers and authors are responsible for maintaining their own \u0013 HYPERLINK \"https://www.aievolution.com/aotaproposals/\" \u0014profile\u0015, please make sure you have the email linked to the AOTA account for all speakers and authors to ensure the correct account is linked to the submission. If a speaker or author is not an AOTA member you will have the opportunity to add them to the system during the submission process with all of the required information listed below.\nReminder: All OT, OTA, and student speakers whose proposals are accepted for presentation must register for at least one day of the Specialty Conference.\nPrimary Speaker – The only person to whom AOTA will send subsequent communication regarding acceptance of the proposal and onsite logistics.\nAdditional Speaker - Will be onsite presenting with the Primary Speaker.\nContributing Author - Persons who have contributed to the development and content of the proposal but will NOT be presenting onsite.\nNOTE: Primary Speakers, Additional Speakers and Contributing Authors will be listed online.\nIMPORTANT: You must select only ONE person to be the Primary Speaker.\nThe following information is collected for each Speaker/Author and will be published as submitted.\nName*\n*First Name:\nMiddle Name or Initials:\n*Last Name:\nCredentials\nEnsure capitalization and sequence are correct (e.g. PhD, OTR/L, FAOTA). Please do not use periods in credentials.\nList only the highest degree earned.\nDo NOT list student credentials. AOTA does not recognize credentials such as BA, BS, OTS or PhD(C), which identify students in pursuit of a degree not yet earned.\nCredentials:\nEmployer or Academic Institution\n*Employer Name:\n*Employer City:\n*Employer State/Province:\n*Employer Country:\nContact Information\nMember ID Number:\nDaytime Phone Number (incl. area code and extension):\nEmail Address:\n\u000f\nAbstract Synopsis\nCharacter Maximum Limit: 250 (including spaces)\nSummarize the major points of your abstract and describe how this topic will advance either the practice/professional development of the participant or the field of occupational therapy. If your proposal is accepted, this information will be published on the AOTA website and MUST be submitted ready for publication.\nAbstract Synopsis:\n\u000f\nLearning Objectives\nShould complete the sentence: “At the conclusion of this session, participants will be able to:” Please identify 1 or 2 learning objectives.\nCharacter Maximum Limit: 150 (including spaces)\n*Learning Objective 1:\nLearning Objective 2:\n\u000f\nAbstract \u000bCharacter Maximum Limit: 2,000 (including spaces)\nThe scoring of your proposal depends upon following the submission criteria closely and completely. Reviewers will use this information to score your submission.\nTopic is timely\nTopic demonstrates relevance to occupation-based practice or occupational therapy.\nTopic demonstrates consistency with available literature and evidence\nA clear, reflective component is identified\nLearning objectives are appropriate and clearly stated\nAbstract synopsis articulates purpose and ","cbCaipVatuxMGg8Z","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaipVatuxMGg8Z","docx",791926,10,"English","# Proposal Overview\n## Specialty Conference Eligibility and Audience Level\n# Proposal Components\n## Proposal Title Requirements\n## Type of Proposal (Pre-Determined)\n## Session Format\n## Speakers and Authors (Roles and Responsibilities)\n# Submission Content Requirements\n## Abstract Synopsis (250-character limit)\n## Learning Objectives (1–2 objectives)\n## Abstract (2,000-character limit)\n# Scoring and Compliance Criteria\n## Review Criteria Checklist\n# Special Accommodations and Logistics\n## Religious Conflict\n## Accessibility Need\n## Consider for Poster\n## Level of Material and Rationale\n# References","[{\"question\":\"What eligibility and experience level applies to AOTA Specialty Conference proposals for Adult Rehabilitation?\",\"answer\":\"The conferences are for advanced-level practitioners with more than 5 years of clinical experience in the relevant area of practice.\"},{\"question\":\"What rules must be followed when writing the proposal title?\",\"answer\":\"The title should not use all caps and should avoid abbreviations. 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