… if I were the clinician, the patient’s spouse, etc., this might be going on for me." You literally try to put yourself in the shoes of all of the various people in … I remember when I was a presenter, I told a story that was deeply personal to me. The only reason I told it was because the Balint group I was in, which I usually facilitated, was so small that it just had the exact right recipe for me to feel safe enough to be able to tell this story. After I told it and had to push …

… were pressured to make life-altering decisions within 24-48 hours. It caused me a lot of moral distress and was the starting point of wanting to advocate for a … other ways.  “When I talked to Sarah, it sounded like it was really going to help me achieve that goal of taking a non-clinical lens to have an impact clinically in … have before. I’m so grateful for that opportunity because it really skyrocketed me into this next level of being an OT and opened my eyes to possibilities of having …

… advocacy for others and for yourself. That experience was valuable and made me more open to opportunities that were not part of a traditional curriculum. When … the outputs and what the data were actually showing. Those experiences helped me recognize that I want to work where analytics and impact are clearly connected. … How has the MSDA changed the way you think about data and research?  It has helped me understand the “why” behind the data. Early on, I was collecting certain data …