In search of evidence for occupational therapy : a new tool

Sally Bennett; Kryss McKenna; Tammy Hoffmann; Annie McCluskey; Leigh Tooth; Jenny Strong

In search of evidence for occupational therapy : a new tool

Sally Bennett, Kryss McKenna, Tammy Hoffmann, Annie McCluskey, Leigh Tooth, Jenny Strong

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Where is the evidence that occupational therapy intervention can make a difference? In short, it may be found somewhere among thousands of articles, spread over hundreds of journals. It is not surprising that surveys show that a major difficulty facing occupational therapists implementing evidence-based practice is the limited time they have to locate relevant research.

Original language	English
Number of pages	3
Journal	International Journal of Therapy and Rehabilitation
Publication status	Published - 2004

Keywords

clinical medicine
evidence-based medicine
health
occupational therapy
physical therapy
therapeutics

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In search of evidence for occupational therapy : a new tool

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