Vol. 77 No. 2 (2021): World Federation of Occupational Therapists Bulletin

Articles

• Climate change requires quality and sustainability

  Kit Sinclair

  65-66

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• Message from the President: Belong. Be You

  Samantha Shann

  67-68

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• The impact of Covid-19 for occupational therapy: Findings and recommendations of a global survey

  Viktoria Hoel, Claudia von Zweck, Ritchard Ledgerd

  69-76

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• An exploration of how people living in Belem, a city in the Amazon region of Brazil, perceive their occupational lives: considerations to identify potential implications for occupational therapy services

  Mark Kovic, Katia Maki Omura, Jose Naum de Mesquita Chagas, Amanda Amorim de Souza, Anette Enemark Larsen, Victor Augusto Cavaleiro Corra

  77-84

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• Upstreaming occupational therapy: reflections on sustaining contextual relevance in a globalising world

  Madeleine Duncan, Kit Sinclair, Jennifer Creek

  85-92

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• Plotting current practices and challenges among Indonesian occupational therapists working with individuals with autism spectrum disorders

  Erayanti Saloko, Linda Harumi, Eko Sumaryanto, Ryuji Kobayashi, Yuko Ito

  93-101

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• The development of occupational therapy profession in Rwanda: A contribution to rehabilitation service delivery

  Epiphanie Murebwayire, Odeyoyin Yusuph Abiodun

  102-106

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• Inclusion and Democracy in Education: An exploration of concepts and ideas for occupational therapists

  Joana Rostirolla Batista de Souza, Patrcia Leme de Oliveira Borba, Lvia Celegati Pan, Roseli Esquerdo Lopes

  107-113

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• The Fenix reborn: Occupational therapy in the first humanitarian mission in Portugal

  Elisabete Roldão, Alexandra Marques, Joana Cavaleiro, Diana Mendes, Ana Sofia Oliveira

  114-120

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• We shall recover, we shall overcome: An occupational therapists reflection on the effect of occupational injustice on mental health during the pandemic of Covid19 in South Africa

  Ashley Scott

  121-123

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• Bettigungsbalance von Kindern und Jugendlichen in Zeiten der Corona-Pandemie/Occupational balance of children and adolescents in the times of the Corona pandemic

  Nadja Reeck

  124-130

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