
Published: Thursday 21 November 2024
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
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