“…Submissions for publication can take several forms, including letters to the editor, research articles, book reviews, programme descriptions, case histories that were interesting or challenging, guest editorials, brief/short articles, detailed literature reviews on topical issues, opinion pieces or feature columns (Brown 1997, Curtin 1998. In turn, this ensures that the knowledge and innovations generated can be shared with the largest professional audience possible (Drummond 1994, Kelly 1994. James (1990, p57) stated that 'many occupational therapists would like to be able to publish articles about their work, their experiences and their special skills ... unfortunately many occupational therapists do not feel confident about submitting material for publication because they have not been trained as researchers or writers'.…”