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2024

NOTC2

Creating Inclusive Futures

Experts at the National Occupational Therapy Conference (NOTC) 2024 explored innovative solutions to address ageing populations and youth mental health challenges, paving the way for a more inclusive Singapore.

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Health and Social Sciences
Taiwan OEP

Travel Therapy: Lessons from the Ward

Two Occupational Therapy students packed their bags for Taiwan on a quest to broaden their knowledge and experience through SIT’s Overseas Exposure Programme.

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SITizens & Campus, Health and Social Sciences

2023

Building Effective Supervisors among Occupational Therapists

Fuelled by the desire to support allied health professionals, Associate Professor Karina Dancza from the Health and Social Sciences Cluster drew on her experience as an ...

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Academic Clusters, Health and Social Sciences

All In One: How SIT is Meeting Singapore’s Healthcare Needs

With its comprehensive suite of Allied Health degree programmes, SIT is nurturing the next generation of talent to meet the demand for healthcare professionals.

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Education, SITizens & Campus, Academic Clusters, Health and Social Sciences

2022

Finding Strength in Adversity

A knee injury stopped her from playing sports for two years – but 21-year-old Jamie Chang got back on her feet as an even stronger athlete.

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SITizens & Campus, Academic Clusters, Health and Social Sciences