Summary :
Currently few research papers are published by French occupational therapists but it is becoming usual. Articles in occupational therapy are becoming more scientific, the occupational therapists are doing masters and doctorates, and research is more accessible to them. This work aims to understand what motivates and what helps the occupational therapists to publish and what refrains them from doing so. Twelve occupational therapists doing a doctorate were questioned through a semi-directive questionnaire. The results of this study indicate that continuing doctorate studies encourages publication. Furthermore occupational therapists seem to be influenced in their research by their work environment and their professional practice.
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Article rédigé par :
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Marianne HAINE
Ergothérapeute
Centre hospitalier Sainte-Anne
7, rue des Gobelins
75013 Paris
marianne.mhaine@gmail.com
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Nicolas BIARD
Directeur du Pôle Formation Continue
IFPEK Rennes
Doctorant en psychologie ergonomique et cognitive
CRPCC (EA 1285)
Université Rennes 2
Membre du Collège Recherche de l’ANFE
n.biard@ifpek.org