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21 November 2024
Position Statement: Occupational Therapy and Oncology (2015)
This position paper: - Outlines the role of occupational therapy within integrated person-centred care in oncology - Aims to inform consumers, clinicians, academics, health service managers, professional associations and government bodies as to occupational therapy practice in oncology - Will inform service and policy development at a local and national level

10 January 2025
OTA Member Logo Terms and Conditions
The following membership logo terms and conditions apply to all Occupational Therapy Australia (OTA) members. Please take the time to read and understand these Terms and Conditions before you commence using the OTA member logo.

27 March 2025
OTA Research Foundation
Research and the publication of evidence for occupational therapy is crucial to OTA’s strategic plan. We are the collector, curator, contributor and disseminator of evidence-based learning and ongoing knowledge, understanding and translation to action.


