HOW TO MEASURE OUTCOME IN YOUR PRACTICE
Presenter: Kamper SJ
Background: The limitations and biases associated with human
memory are well-accepted. This means that accurate measurement
and documentation of outcomes is a fundamental requirement if
physiotherapists are to record and assess their own practice. However,
outcome measurement represents a whole field of study of itself and
understanding what and how to measure requires particular skills.
Physiotherapists also face practical barriers to integrating measurement
into their daily practice.
Aims / objectives:
• To understand the key features of good measurement instruments
and practices.
• To learn about the different types of measures and when their use
is appropriate.
• To discuss the practical requirements of outcome measurement
in practice.
CPD Points: 0.5