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  1. Friendly strangers
  2. The impact factor: The ubiquitous metric in evaluating scientific journals
  3. Being an Amma
  4. Integrating artificial intelligence (AI) into your daily work
  5. The concept of care
  6. Introduction to the special issue on work-related pain
  7. Unlocking potential: The strategic role of mentoring in professional development
  8. Importance of quality sleep on work performance
  9. Winter solstice: A time for reflection
  10. Second language acquisition
  11. Intrapreneurship
  12. Positionality and reflexivity statement
  13. Helping to make the world a better place through the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs)
  14. Librarians: Their multifaceted roles
  15. Reflections on national parks
  16. Being inspired
  17. Digital citizens: Ensuring responsible and ethical generative artificial intelligence use
  18. Different types of writing
  19. Future of Work: Upskilling
  20. Cultural humility
  21. Cultivating creativity
  22. Meaningful occupations
  23. Appreciation
  24. Future of WORK
  25. Use of podcasts for knowledge acquisition
  26. Mentoring
  27. Storytelling
  28. Revitalize connections
  29. Re-enaging in Occupations
  30. Work-related tech predictions for 2022
  31. Using social media to improve knowledge translation of scholarly work
  32. Watching the leaves turn
  33. Roles and routines
  34. Re-thinking Writing Time
  35. Gratitude
  36. Land Acknowledgement
  37. Recalibrating
  38. Discovery through perseverance
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  64. Work and Traumatic Brain Injury
  65. Project Career: Perceived benefits of iPad apps among college students with Traumatic Brain Injury (TBI)
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  85. Project Career: A qualitative examination of five college students with traumatic brain injuries
  86. Activities and interim outcomes of a multi-site development project to promote cognitive support technology use and employment success among postsecondary students with traumatic brain injuries
  87. The Process for the Formulation of the International Telehealth Position Statement for Occupational Therapy
  88. Quick Reference Dictionary for Occupational Therapy (6th edition)2015 150 Edited by Karen Jacobs and Laela Simon Quick Reference Dictionary for Occupational Therapy (6th edition) Thorofare, NJ Slack 2015 xvi + 724 pp. 9781617116469 £34.50 $47.95
  89. Occupational Therapy Essentials for Clinical Competence
  90. The Nature, Perception, and Impact of e-Mentoring on Post-Professional Occupational Therapy Doctoral Students
  91. Academic Evolution: Ensuring Quality Online Education in Occupational Therapy
  92. The Feasibility and Accuracy of Using a Remote Method to Assess Computer Workstations
  93. Job Analyses
  94. Job Characteristics
  95. Job Classification
  96. Job Components
  97. Job Demand/Control/Strain
  98. Job Control
  99. Job Demands
  100. Job Diagnostic Survey
  101. Job Evaluation
  102. Job Performance
  103. Job Prestige
  104. Job Performance Standards
  105. Job Related to Health
  106. Job Satisfaction/Dissatisfaction
  107. Job Strain
  108. Joint Inflammation
  109. Joint Pain
  110. Juvenile Diabetes
  111. Symptom Magnification Syndrome
  112. Psychosocial Work Environment
  113. Co-workers
  114. PromOTing Occupational Therapy: Words, Images, and Actions
  115. Tele-Ergonomics
  116. Wii Health: A Preliminary Study of the Health and Wellness Benefits of Wii Fit on University Students
  117. University students' notebook computer use: lessons learned using e-diaries to report musculoskeletal discomfort
  118. University students' notebook computer use: lessons learned using e-diaries to report musculoskeletal discomfort
  119. The notebook computing experience among university students
  120. The Notebook Computing Experience among University Students
  121. University students’ notebook computer use
  122. University Students' Notebook Computer Use
  123. Economics and Marketing of Ergonomic Services
  124. Preface
  125. Ergonomics for Children and Youth in the Educational Environment
  126. Middle School Students' Notebook Computer Use
  127. Posture Checklist Using Personal Digital Assistant (PDA) Technology
  128. Rehabilitating the Elderly in Return to Work
  129. Work Center
  130. Community
  131. University Students' Notebook Computer Use
  132. Middle school students who use computers
  133. Middle school students' notebook computer use
  134. Online Education: Best Practices to Promote Learning
  135. Tele-ergonomics: A novel approach to computer workstation ergonomic assessment and modification
  136. Ergonomics for children: Forward directions
  137. Backpack usage and self-reported musculoskeletal discomfort in university students
  138. Human Factors Applications in Academic Settings
  139. The notebook computing experience among university students