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COMMUNICATING OT TO INTERPROFESSIONAL AUDIENCES

OCCTHER 814
Course Description

Learn the necessary skills for effectively designing and implementing professional presentations in a variety of interprofessional contexts including educational settings, professional conferences, practice workshops, and scholarly contributions. Review and critique communication from various media.

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Graduate/professional standing

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