Translational science bridges a gap between knowledge and practice. There is a need for occupational scientists and therapists to translate knowledge into practice to establish high-value occupation-based intervention. The purpose of this open-access journal is to challenge assumptions, inspire conversation, and facilitate communication by publishing material relevant to practice, education, research, and policy to advance health and well-being.
The mission of Translational Science in Occupation is to freely exchange knowledge about occupation and the practice of occupational therapy with others to advance health and wellness.
Current Issue: Volume 2, Issue 3 (2025)
Original Research
Retrospective Chart Review of the Acute Care Psychosocial Evaluation Process for Females Diagnosed with Breast Cancer
Kimberly Conrad, Lou Jensen, Shelley Ashcroft, Antoine Bailliard, and Vanessa D. Jewell
Exploration of Learning Preferences for Parents of Children with Sensory Over-Responsivity: A Mixed-Methods Study
Lisa M. Porter, Shelly J. Lane, Barbara B. Demchick, Jane K. Sweeney, and Breanne Kearney
Perceptions and Barriers of Vestibular Rehabilitation Among Occupational Therapy Practitioners
Rebecca Callais
Theoretical Paper
Integration of the Science of Team Science (SciTS) with Applied Healthcare Frameworks: Interprofessional Education through a University-based Head Injury Clinic, Part I: Theory
Emily Balog, Susan Paparella, Natalia Noce, Stephanie Hubbell, and Kelly Pena