All delegates of #RCOT2018 will be able to attend fringe meetings to learn more about RCOT’s key projects and priorities. These sessions will cover subjects that affect practice, professional development …

Register in advance (highly recommended) or drop by our stall on the RCOT stand to book a brief RCOT Library induction and orientation session. This will provide you with practical …

The Royal College of Occupational Therapists Annual Conference debate is one of the most popular conference sessions. It is where issues facing the occupational therapy profession are discussed in a …

A fascinating range of topics are being presented in the popular student paper sessions at this year’s Annual Conference. Students from Glasgow Caledonian, Southampton, Plymouth, Brunel, Teesside and Canterbury Christ …

Delegates of the 42nd RCOT Annual Conference in Belfast are invited to have a conversation with some of our influential conference speakers. The session takes place between 7.50 – 8.50 …

Dr Duncan Pentland led the extensive research carried out by the research team at Queen Margaret University which has resulted in the development of the Occupational therapy and complexity: defining …

Attending #RCOT2018 is an excellent opportunity to learn about all the different occupational therapy areas of practice and the conference session timetable  outlines all the sessions and the conference programmes …

The full conference programme is now available on the RCOT Annual Conference website. The programme provides further information on each session, including all the authors/presenters and learning outcomes. You can …

The Occupational therapy and complexity: defining and describing practice publication is a product of extensive research carried out by the research team at Queen Margaret University, led by Dr Duncan …

Conversations make a difference. A considered two-way exchange of views can be constructive, creative and generate new avenue of thoughts. The other thing about conversation is that it is an …