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Contact Information
Phone: (905) 525-9140 ext: 27804 Fax: (905) 524-0069 Office: Rm.415, IAHS Email: baptiste@mcmaster.ca Curriculum Vitae: Download |
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Profile
Sue Baptiste is a full Professor in the School of Rehabilitation Science, Faculty of Health Sciences at McMaster University, Hamilton, Ontario, Canada. Professor Baptiste completed her professional program in occupational therapy in England and shortly after graduation, emigrated to Canada where she has stayed throughout her career.
Sue is known particularly for her work as one of a team of six occupational therapists who developed the Canadian Occupational Performance Measure (COPM), an outcome measure used in over 35 countries and translated into 24 languages at last count. In addition, she has consulted around the world in curriculum development and problem-based learning, working with many professions including medicine, dentistry, naturopathy, chiropractic, physiotherapy, nursing, veterinary medicine and several others.
Professor Baptiste carries over $4 million research funds over the past four years as principal or co-principal investigator, with the main focus on working with internationally educated health professionals to enable a smoother transition into their professions in Canada. She is very committed to enhancing cross-cultural understanding.
Sue is on the Board of the Canadian Occupational Therapy Foundation, assisting in raising funds for research focused upon occupational therapy applications. Currently, Professor Baptiste is the President-Elect for the Canadian Association of Occupational Therapists, becoming President on October 1st, 2010 and the alternate Canadian delegate to the Council of the World Federation of Occupational Therapists.
Research Specialty
Sue's area of research is in professional development, competence and self assessment. Her research focuses on the acculturation of internationally educated health professionals into Canadian professional practice; client-centred practice and service delivery systems; and, faculty development and roles in problem-based, learner-centred curricula.
Fun Fact
Sue’s greatest pleasures include traveling with her husband, walking her dog and reading up to five books a week with the help of a glass of good wine and a warm fire.
Taking Graduate Students
Sue aims to supervise one new student each year; modest amounts of research funds are often available to support student involvement.
Courses Taught
MSc OT, McMaster University 2010-2011 Term 1: Wellness, Health & Occupation, Chair Term 1: Wellness, Health and Occupation: Professional Roles and Experiential Practicum, Co-Coordinator
2009-2010 Term 1: Wellness, Health & Occupation, Chair Term 1: Wellness, Health and Occupation: Professional Roles and Experiential Practicum, Co-Coordinator
2008-2009 Term 1: Wellness, Health & Occupation, Chair Term 1: Wellness, Health and Occupation: Professional Roles and Experiential Practicum, Co-Coordinator Term 6: Transition to Practice: Professional Roles and Experiential Practicum, Co-Coordinator
Recent Research
Project Title: The Occupational Therapy Examination & Practice Preparation Program (OTepp) Investigators: Von Zweck, C. (Co-PI), Baptiste, S. (Co-PI) Funding Agency: Foreign Credentials Recognition Program, HRSDC Amount: $2,182,000 Funding Period: February 2010 – July 2010
Project Title: French translation of OTepp materials Investigators: Tremblay, M., von Zweck, C., Baptiste, S. Funding Agency: CNFS, Province de Quebec. Amount: $50,000 Funding Period: 2010 (This funding may be continued for updating and ensuring translated documents are current as OTepp program continues)
Project Title: Renewal funds for the Occupational Therapy Examination & Practice Preparation Program (OTepp – new title) Investigators: Baptiste, S. (PI), Brenchley, C. Funding Agency: Ministry of Citizenship & Immigration Ontario. Amount: $1,497,000 Funding Period: October 2009 - September 2012
Project Title: Working Together for Kids: Interprofessional Community Partnerships Investigators: Rison, C., Solomon, P., Baptiste, S., Carter, T. Funding Agency: Health Force Ontario Amount: $248,952 Funding Period: January 2009 - June 2010
Project Title: The Occupational Therapy Examination Preparatory Program (OTEPP) Investigators: Baptiste, S., Brenchley, C. Funding Agency: Ministry of Citizenship & Immigration Ontario. Amount: $519,300 Funding Period: April 1 2008 – September 30 2009 |
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Books Edwards, M., Thew, M., Molineux, M., Baptiste, S. (Eds). (2011) Role Emerging Practice in Occupational Therapy. Blackwell Publishing Inc. Chichester: England.
Book Chapters Solomon, P., Baptiste, S. (2010). Fundamentals of Interprofessional Communication: A case study of an online facilitated learning experience. In: Bromage A., Clouder, L., Gordon, F., Thistlethwaite, J. Interprofessional e-learning and collaborative work: practice and technologies. IGI Global. Baptiste. S. (2009). Enabling Communication in a client-centred, occupation-based context. In: Occupational Therapy in Contemporary Practice, Molyneaux et al (eds). Blackwell Publishers, London
Journal Articles Baptiste, S.E., Blais, P., Brenchley, C.L., Sauve, D.E., McMahon, P.A., Rangachari, U. (2010). Supporting (re)entry to professional practice: The SEPP project. Canadian Journal of Occupational Therapy, 77, 144-150. doi:10.2182/cjot.2010.77.3.3. Luke R. Solomon P., Baptiste S., Hall P., Orchard C., Rukholm E, Carter L. On-line Interprofessional Health Sciences Education: From Theory to Practice. Journal of Continuing Education in the Health Professions.29:3, 161-167, 2009. Risdon, C., Baptiste, S. (2008). Student sceptics: key partners for teaching professionalism. Med. Educ. November; 42 (11): 1135-6.
Herbert, C.P., Bainbridge, Bickford, J., Baptiste, S., Brajtman, S., Dryden, T., Hall, P., Risdon, C., Solomon, P. (2008). Factors that influence engagement in collaborative practice: how 8 health professionals became advocates. Canadian Family Physician 53:1318-1325.
Edwards, M., Baptiste, S., Law, M., Stratford, P. (2007). Recovery following Hip Fracture: What can we learn from the COPM? Amer. J. Occ. Ther. 61:3, 335-344.
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