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In 2022, the American Journal of Occupational Therapy (AJOT) reclaimed its position as the top-ranking occupational therapy journal in the world, according to Journal Impact Factor. Several new AJOT initiatives are improving user access to article topics and facilitating the translation of research into practice.

Inaugural Presidential Address, 2022

2022 Eleanor Clarke Slagle Lecture

In this Eleanor Clarke Slagle Lecture, Dr. Kristie Patten discusses the process of preparing for the Slagle, which focuses on using a strengths-based approach in occupational therapy practice.

Research Articles

The results of this study reinforce the premise that the Weekly Calendar Planning Activity (WCPA) Middle/High School Version can be implemented as a valid measure of functional cognition among adolescents with attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD).

This is the first published study to highlight the feasibility of creating customized splints using 3D print technology for fragile neonates.

The results of this study can help clinicians identify, assess, and monitor daily activities, performance skills, and symptoms of children and adolescents with heritable disorders of connective tissue (HDCTs) to promote their participation in all aspects of daily life.

This study shows improvement in upper and lower extremity dressing and PEDI-CAT daily activities score among children with cerebral palsy, which suggests that inpatient occupational therapy post-SDR may provide benefits.

This study informs occupational therapy practitioners about the effectiveness of the Personalized Upper Limb Intensive Therapy (PULIT) for children with hemiparesis to increase the dexterity of the impaired and dominant upper limb, improve ADL performance, and achieve individual goals.

The findings of this study demonstrate the potential benefit of a Lifestyle Redesign® occupational therapy intervention as a complementary approach to the pharmacological treatment of adults with fibromyalgia to improve psychological well-being and function.

This article details the development of a short-form Stroke Impact Scale Version 3.0 (SIS 3.0) using a machine learning algorithm (ML–SIS) and concludes that the measure has good potential to be efficient and informative for clinical settings and provides scores that are valid and comparable to those of the original measure.

The findings of this study confirm that the Chinese version of the Health Promoting Activities Scale (HPAS) is cross-culturally equivalent to the original HPAS, is psychometrically sound, and could be used as an outcome measure of Chinese mothers’ participation in health-promoting activities.

This systematic review highlights evidence to support that occupational therapy interventions delivered via telehealth are similarly effective as those delivered face-to-face, especially for neurological and pain conditions.

The findings of this study support the use of weighted blankets, in conjunction with occupational therapy interventions, as potentially a beneficial non-pharmacological option for patients with anorexia nervosa (AN) and avoidant–restrictive food intake disorder (ARFID).

This study supports the promotion and integration of standard family-centered measures (FCMs) into practice to enhance providers’ expertise and quality of care and to guide family-centered care (FCC) interventions and monitor their outcomes.

The findings of this study show that a canine-assisted intervention (CAI) is a valuable tool for students and young adults experiencing mental health challenges, including decreased quality of life (QOL), stress, and anxiety.

Study results partially support the use of the Stroke Impact Scale–16 (SIS–16) in clinical and research settings for patients with chronic stroke.

Columns: Brief Report

This study highlights gaps in occupational therapists’ knowledge regarding how best to assess and treat sleep problems and offers next steps to improve the profession’s capacity to address the occupation of sleep.

Evidence-Based Practice: Evidence Connection

In this Evidence Connection article, the authors describe a case report of a college-age student receiving supported education services and outline the occupational therapy evaluation and intervention that enhanced her academic engagement as well as her health and wellness.

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