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- Restarting the YSJOT blog with a student review of the RCOT conference
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Daily Archives: July 22, 2019
A student’s reflection on attending this year’s RCOT conference
In our latest blog, first year student Laura Wendon shares her experience: Why should an occupational therapy student attend the conference?It’s worth knowing that everyone is in the same boat at conference. Whether you’re a student, qualified, non-OT professional, or … Continue reading
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