
About this episode
A MID-SEASON RECAP
Can you believe we are already halfway through season 2?
In this week’s episode, we endeavoured to bring everything together from all of the wonderful interviews so far in 2022. We identified 3 main themes which, as Ed pointed out - really does bring together the 3 components of evidence based practice (go Ed - we were impressed!).
When you combine the power of co-design (which represents the patient or consumer values and priorities), along with our clinical expertise (which was really highlighted through the assessments and classifications we covered that really do rely on our clinical skills, observations and experience) and the best practice principles - we have evidence based practice!
1. The power of co-design!
2. The importance of measurement, and understanding WHAT you’re measuring and WHY
3. We were constantly reminded of best practice principles to improve function in cerebral palsy.
We hope this helps to bring it all together! We will be back in September for more interviews, ice-breakers and take home messages with Ed’s increasingly insightful questions.
Thanks for joining us so far!
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