Assessing the implementation of TickiT® during group clinic sessions with patients who have neonatal brachial plexus injury (NBPI): a quality improvement study
Capstone Summary:
- Lack of consistency in how the tool was introduced into the clinic and evaluated over time in terms of its feasibility
- It was often unclear how the clinicians would use TickiT® to improve or inform clinical practices in terms of translating the survey results into actions or innovations in their clinic area.
- Lack of consistency in how the tool was introduced into the clinic and evaluated over time in terms of its feasibility
- It was often unclear how the clinicians would use TickiT® to improve or inform clinical practices in terms of translating the survey results into actions or innovations in their clinic area.
Capstone Team:
Ms. Beth Cruchley, BA, Psychology MHScTR BA, Psychology MHScTR
The Hospital for Sick Children The Hospital for Sick Children
Research Coordinator Research Coordinator
Capstone Supervisor:
Prof. Joseph Ferenbok, PhD
Translational Research Program Temerty Faculty of Medicine University of Toronto
Revolutionary Translator Director
Capstone Advisory Committee:
Dr. Jennifer Stinson, PhD RN-EC CPNP
Nursing, Paediatrics, University of Toronto Chronic Pain Program Anesthesia and Pain Medicine, SickKids| Child Health Evaluative Sciences
Associate Professor, Nurse Practitioner, Scientist
Miriam Kaufman,
SickKids
Paediatrician and adolescent health specialist
Emily S. Ho, Ph.D., M.Ed., OT Reg. (Ont.)
SickKids
Occupational Therapist, Manager of Clinical Research
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