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April 24, 2026Australian Occupational Therapy Journal

‘A safe place for developing skills’: Stakeholder perspectives on simulation‐based learning in occupational therapy education

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ABAndreja BartolacCJClaire Sangster JokićHAHeli Arokki

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Overview

Findings highlight the importance of simulation-based learning for enhancing competencies in occupational therapy education, suggesting implications for future development.

Key Points

  • This research examines stakeholder perspectives on simulation-based learning in occupational therapy education to enhance professional competencies.
  • Gathered insights from diverse educational and health-care systems
  • Analyzed stakeholder perspectives related to simulation-based learning
  • Identified essential resources and training needs for facilitators
  • Confirmed the relevance of simulation-based learning for professional competency development
  • Emphasized the need for adequate resources and structured facilitator training
  • Highlighted the potential of simulation to bridge theory and practice in occupational therapy education

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Bartolac et al. (2026) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/69eb0ac4553a5433e34b4c53https://doi.org/10.1111/1440-1630.70086
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