Patient/client dichotomy unwise.

I want to share with you the usefulness and circumstances surrounding AJOr's May issue on work evaluat.ion. As ajunior occupational therapy student I was scheduled to give a panel presentation on prevocational training skills as part of a class requirement. However, another special event ~\'as scheduled which t.hankfully postponed my presentation until the following week. The extra time gave me an opportunity to gather more information. The very next day I received the May AJOT, guest-edited by Edwinna Marshall, MA, OTR. The entire special issue on work evaluation gave t.he added information I needed to balance my account of an occupational therapist's role, frame of reference, and concept of \,"ork in historical revi w. Karen Standard, OTS Loma Linda, California