CareerTEK - A Career exploration module for use with ScanTEK labs from LJ Technical Systems.

• Planting Seeds at Bradley Central Middle School’s Career Module Lab, Bradley, IL

Pro3000 - Modular Assessment, Database, & Reporting System

• Kandu Clients Learn What They Can Do With Valpar Assessments - Holland, Michigan
• Providing Occupational Skills & Training to Students with Disabilities - Roswell, New Mexico.
• A “Can Do” Agency Helps People with Disabilities get Meaningful Jobs - Manitoba, Canada
• It's All About Success - Mesa, Arizona
• Providing Transition Planning in No. Illinois
• Salina, Kansas Invests In Future
• Empowering Clients To Succeed With Pro3000 in Ohio

Aviator - Validated Career Assessment & Planning Software

Providing Vocational Assessment to Clients with Mental Health Conditions

• Aviator is the Credible Choice for South Florida Workforce
• Aviator Broadens Horizons For Michigan Students

Joule - Valpar's new Functional Capacity Evaluation system

Work Conditioning Referrals Increase With Joule

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• A Peer Review of ErgoScience Research
• News Release: A New Generation FCE
• Work Injury Management article
• An Introduction and Preliminary Report on Joule.
• Interrater Reliability of Joule.

Work Samples

Reporting Patients' Work Abilities: How the Use of Standardised Work Assessments Improved
Volume: 67 Number: 3 Page: 129 -- 132
Publisher: The College of Occupational Therapists
Abstract: Reporting patients' work abilities accurately is essential in the rehabilitation process. Work assessment and rehabilitation require occupational therapists to be skilled in the use of valid and reliable assessment tools to support clinical reasoning. The aim of this study was to ascertain if the use of two standardised work assessments (SWAs) improved the quality of the information recorded about patients' work abilities. Case note review using a local standard and audit tool was carried out before (n = 42) and after (n = 41) use of the Valpar Component Work Samples and the Worker Role Interview. Anecdotal evidence was also collected. The results demonstrated an improvement in the reporting of most of the areas matched against the standard and the anecdotal evidence was supportive of the use of SWAs. It was concluded that the use of SWAs by skilled occupational therapists improved the reporting of patients' work abilities.
© British Journal of Occupational Therapy 2004

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• Valpar's Learning Curve, MTM, and the Worker Qualifications Profile