Assessing the implementation of TickiT® during group clinic sessions with patients who have neonatal brachial plexus injury (NBPI): a quality improvement study
- 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.
Students:
Ms. Beth Cruchley
BA, Psychology, MHScTR
Capstone Supervisor:
Prof. Joseph Ferenbok
Capstone Advisory Committee:
Dr. Jennifer
Miriam
Emily S.
Assessing the implementation of TickiT® during group clinic sessions with patients who have neonatal brachial plexus injury (NBPI): a quality improvement study
Ms. Beth Cruchley
BA, Psychology, MHScTR
- 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 Supervisor:
Prof. Joseph Ferenbok
Capstone Advisory Committee:
Dr. Jennifer
Miriam
Emily S.