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The Journal of Occupational Therapy Education (JOTE) is an open access, double-blind peer reviewed journal devoted solely to publishing research and other relevant information related to occupational therapy and occupational science education.

The Journal of Occupational Therapy Education (JOTE) is the proud recipient of the 2022 APEX Award for Publication Excellence in the category of Electronic Magazines, Journals & Tabloids. See the award winners here: APEXAwards.com

To submit to JOTE, see Instructions for Authors for a description of the types of manuscripts we accept.

If you are interested in becoming a reviewer for JOTE, please email your name, educational research interests/ expertise, and CV or resume to jote@eku.edu.

See the Aims and Scope for a complete coverage of the journal.

Current Issue: Volume 8, Issue 3 (2024)

Original Research

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The Influence of Music on the Performance of Graduate Occupational Therapy Students during Practical Examinations
Chris Mulligan, Marybeth Hoefs, Bonnie Fischer-Camara, and Donald F. Graves

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Enhancing Health Professions Students’ Attitudes and Self-Efficacy to Care for Unhoused Populations
Jacob T. Greenfield, Brad Phillips, Kathryn L. Hoffman, and Gina M. Baugh

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Occupational Therapy Practitioners' Expectations of Entry-Level Doctorate Versus Master's Graduates
Monique C. Chabot, Sara K. Frye, Nakia Lynn, Kristy Meyer, LaRonda Lockhart-Keene, Lydia Navarro-Walker, Sue Persia, Wendy Watcher-Schutz, Kevin Wegner, Michelle Gorenberg, and Catherine Goodman

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Educational Interventions for Managing Ethical Problems in Occupational Therapy: A Survey
Brenda S. Howard, Payton Berger, McKayla Hendricks, Allison Moll, Erin Rusconi, Abigail Shamdin, Julia Swindeman, and Zoe Chasnick

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3D Printing Technology Acceptance through a Peer-Assisted Learning Continuing Education Course
Sara Benham, Casaundra DiDomenico, Ashton Dluzneski, Erin Howley, Brenna Curley, and Katelyn Amy

Educational Innovations

Book Review