2020
DOI: 10.1177/0308022620979517
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Occupational therapists need to be involved in developing and evaluating technological solutions to support remote working

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“…Besides, while drafting policies and arranging settings for remote working, it is a wise idea to ensure the participation of occupational therapists (Field, Read, Jones, Fegan, & Lanfranchi, 2021). They are to help to erect the right policy right the first time.…”
Section: Literature Reviewmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Besides, while drafting policies and arranging settings for remote working, it is a wise idea to ensure the participation of occupational therapists (Field, Read, Jones, Fegan, & Lanfranchi, 2021). They are to help to erect the right policy right the first time.…”
Section: Literature Reviewmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Así mismo, durante la jornada de trabajo remoto han sido indispensables el soporte técnico de plataforma y de software utilizados; en efecto, estas herramientas se seguirán utilizando luego de la COVID-19 (Wrycza y Maślankowski, 2020). Sin lugar a duda el trabajo remoto ya es parte intrínseca de la cotidianidad laboral actual y del futuro, por ello es necesario implementar acciones en mejora continua y propuestas nuevas de herramientas tecnológicas más sofisticadas que ayuden a llevar a cabo una labor eficiente (Field et al, 2021). Además, es importante establecer estrategias para que los trabajadores eviten demasiada conectividad y equilibrar así la actividad laboral con la vida familiar (Autoridad Nacional del Servicio Civil SERVIR, 2020; Errichiello y Demarco, 2020).…”
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“…There are calls for engaging occupational therapists in the creation of accessible options to promote working remotely, inclusive health and social networks, transportation systems and communities (e.g. Anzai et al, 2023; Field et al, 2021; Slegers et al, 2020). The role for ensuring we support people in adjusting to requirements to use technologies and as technologies change has also been noted (Liddle, Worthy, Frost, Taylor, Taylor, et al, 2022).…”
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