Continuing Education and Research: Intro

Intro Occupational Science Ma-module in OS Ecotros Masters survey European Master in OT (FR)

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Project	Occupational Science in Europe: Overview of literature on Occupational Science Database of doctoral studies in Occupational Science Workshop on Occupational Science Publication
Working group leader	Nils Erik Ness, Senior Lecturer Sør-Trøndelag University College Ranheimsveien 10 7004 Trondheim, Norway nils.e.ness@ahs.hist.no
Working group / Partners in project	Matthew Molineux, Doctoral student, Senior Lecturer School of Professional Health Studies College of Ripon & York St. John Lord Mayors�s Walk York TO31 7EX United Kingdom m.molineux@ucrysj.ac.uk Dennis Persson, Doctoral student, Senior Lecturer Division of Occupational Therapy Lund University Box 157 221 00 Lund, Sweden dsp@arb.lu.se Lena-Karin Erlandsson, Doctoral student, Senior Lecturer Division of Occupational therapy Department of Clinical Neuroscience Lund University Box 157 221 00 Lund, Sweden lke@arb.lu.se Sissel Alsaker, Senior Lecturer Sör-Tröndelag University College Ranheimsveien 10 7004 Trondheim, Norway sissel.alsaker@ahs.hist.no
Co-Partners in project	Lecturers from ENOTHE-partners in Europe speaking other languages than working group
Type of Activity	Overview of literature on Occupational Science Definition and clarification criteria for including 'Occupational Science Literature in Europe' Review of Occupational Therapy Journals and European authors in Journal of Occupational Science (JOS) eventually other publications by group members and collaborators (speaking Spanish, French, German, Dutch etc) First draft to be presented and discussed at ENOTHE meeting in Amsterdam (Nov 2001) Literature list to be updated until projects end 2003 Partners in project communicate through E-mail Database of doctoral studies in Occupational Science Information of finished and ongoing doctoral studies within subjects linked to Occupational Science Co-partner in project follow up Part 2 Workshop on Occupational Science Making overview of publications, ongoing doctoral studies and postdoctoral studies Invite speakers to Occupational Science workshop, Estoril 2002 Occupational Science Workshop as part of ENOTHE-meeting in Estoril 2002 Publication Discuss content of publication in Occupational Science Invite researchers and others to write chapters
Objectives and description of products	Increase European collaboration in continuing education and research by: Develop a data base/overview of European Occupational Science literature Develop a data base and forum for doctoral students Organise a workshop/conference in Occupational Science Make a publication/booklet in Occupational Science
Time schedule	Stage 1: Feb 2001 � Nov 2001 Collecting data Review of literature Discussion of criteria Finding co-partners for project (speaking other European languages than working group) First overview of literature (Amsterdam Nov 2001) Stage 2: Nov 2001 � Oct 2002 Update of literature Overview of ongoing PhD in occupational science (occupational therapy?) Invitation to speakers Occupational Science Workshop (Estoril Oct 2002) Stage 3: Oct 2002 � Oct 2003 Update of literature and ongoing PhD in occupational science Clarify authors and content of publication Stage 4: Oct 2003 - 2004 Dissemination of publication
Requirements and cost	Minimum 5 meetings (+ one meeting already arranged in Osnabrück) Meetings at Lund University and Sör-Tröndelag University College will be less cost consuming since only 3 persons have to travel First meeting in Amsterdam 2001: All 5 group members, 5 travelling, Hotel, 10 nights Second Meeting in Lund winter 2001/2002: All 5 group members, 3 travelling, Hotel, 3 nights Third meeting in Trondheim spring 2002 All 5 group members, 3 travelling Hotel, 3 nights Fourth meeting in Estoril Oct 2002: All 5 group members, 5 travelling Hotel, 10 nights Fifth meeting in Amsterdam 2003 All 5 group members, 5 travelling Hotel, 10 nights
Remarks	This project will promote further collaboration and networking in Europe on higher level of research and doctoral studies. The project will further the work done by the European Dimension group and Curriculum Guideline Group finished in Paris 2000. Also this project will make a relevant data base of research for new and developing OT programs especially in East Europe.