Evidence-based Resources by Profession or Topic

Vol 34, 1980 -

Vol 67, 1988 - Vol 98(1), 2019

Vol 88, 2007 -

Vol 74(3), 2007 - Vol 79, 2012

Vol 20, 2007 - present

Vol 7, 1997 -

Vol 7, 2000 - (delayed 12 months)

The American Occupational Therapy Association's (AOTA) Occupational Therapy Channel covers the most current evidence-based practice, with their Everyday Evidence series of episodes published weekly. The podcast covers everything OT, from pediatrics through older adults and everything in between. AOTA’s podcast is also the most regularly updated OT podcast on this list.

Each month, the Canadian Association of Occupational Therapists' (CAOT) OT Conversations That Matter podcast hosts an occupational therapist who may work clinically or non-clinically, in management, leadership or among other areas of practice to discuss relevant issues and topics from an OT perspective. The episodes are 25-35 minutes long to encourage listeners to be able to tune in on their lunch break or other small window of time.

An occupational therapy podcast striving to narrow the research gap and help practitioners translate research into practice as simply as possible. Shifting perspectives in OT research and practice from what happened, to how to make good things happen.

The Occupied podcast was created by Brock Cook, an OT from Australia whose mission is to cover all things occupation in this regularly updated podcast. This podcast not only covers occupation, but also has a huge emphasis on mental health and a variety of interviews with other OTs from around the world.

On the Air was created by Stephanie Lancaster, an OT with over 25 years of experience. Stephanie has been podcasting regularly since 2017 and works as an OT educator specializing in assistive technology and instructional design. This podcast covers a variety of topics, including alternative career options, international OT, telehealth, burnout, advocacy and more.

Each week, Sarah Lyon covers a new journal article in podcast form to help you learn about relevant studies and their outcomes.

This podcast is geared towards OT students and OT practitioners working with older adults, and features a variety of episodes interviewing OT practitioners in a variety of settings.