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J-000092 |
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eng |
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Duncan EAS, Munro K, Nicol MM |
| 222 #0 - KEY TITLE |
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The British Journal of Occupational Therapy |
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| Title |
Research priorities in forensic occupational therapy |
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55-64 |
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Journal article print |
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occupational therapy, research, questionnaires, surveys, outcome |
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The present paper discusses a questionnaire survey conducted to determine the research priorities of occupational therapists working in forensic medicine. The survey also focused on examining outcome measures and exploring the use of protocol-driven group work. The research priorities that were clearly defined include : |
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a. development of appropriate outcome measures, b. development of rigorous and effective group-work programs and c. development of effective risk assessment tools. For determining these, the nominal group technique was used. The approaches used to implement them however were either based on a protocol, or customized to the needs of the individual setting. The methodological weaknesses have been identified. The conclusion of the paper is the emphasis on the provision of evidence-based practice. |
