@NicoleCWalmsley#OTalk making sure that findings are fed back in a meaningful way in the context of wider info that helps patients work towards functional goals
@ruthiedasilva @NeleDemeyere @NicoleCWalmsley I haven’t used BADS so can’t compare, but it’s practical which I like, you give people tasks to do and rules to follow
@NeleDemeyere @NicoleCWalmsley We generally use for mobile people and have planned some that are hospital based and come community based for different levels of complexity, not standardised but helpful
Super proud of my amazing colleagues @CNicholsonOT and @sarah_sparkie who are nominated in the #UCLH celebrating excellence awards. Fingers crossed for a win!
OT working with people with mild stroke in HASU/ASU in London?Please read below re: qual study for MSc exploring OT clinical reasoning for people with mild stroke in acute care. Contact me if interested in taking part in 40-60 min interview @kawrightkelly@willchegwidden
Hot off the press, our latest best practice guidance: Occupational therapy for people with Parkinson’s. Members - download your copy today! https://t.co/8fBqlucsxI #occupationaltherapy
Thanks @louiseclark15 for getting the ball rolling on this. It was a fantastic day with a great bunch of OTs sharing ideas and good practice. Feedback should be on the @RCOT_NP website by the end of Nov
@RCOT_NP members asked for a sharing day at the stroke forum’s last conference so am v.glad we’ve been able to deliver this today. Look forward to the outputs being shared in the newsletter& twitter. Thank you @KateHaywardOT @kithanga @JenniferNCrow & teams for making it happen
Great talk last night by the wonderful psychology team @CailinGaelach@VocRehabUCLP discussing their group intervention addressing work identity post-stroke/ brain injury and the challenges of how we quantitatively evidencing the benefits...? #reidentify#values#EBP#VocRehab