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Staff views on supporting evidence based practice for children with ASD.

David TrembathRhylee SulekJessica PaynterKate SimpsonDeb Keen
Published in: Disability and rehabilitation (2017)
The findings suggest that an organisational-wide model to support engagement in EBP, with peer-to-peer mentoring at its foundation, may provide a desirable, ecologically valid, and acceptable model. Implications for Rehabilitation Clinicians and educators recognise the importance of evidence-based practice. Efforts to support evidence-based practice have focused mostly on access to research evidence. Clinicians and educators in this study were developing their own strategies based on intuition. They identified a need for organisation-wide approaches to supporting evidence-based practice. Peer-to-peer mentoring appears to be an acceptable and viable strategy.
Keyphrases
  • palliative care
  • autism spectrum disorder
  • young adults
  • social media
  • long term care