The use of standardised data collection in private physiotherapy practice to provide information for clinicians, clinics and private practice organisations

Elizabeth Bryant; A. Moore; George Olivier; Shemane Murtagh; Emmanuel Defever; Sandy Lewis; Pam Simpson; Karen Winrow; Eric Lewis; Paul Donnelly

The use of standardised data collection in private physiotherapy practice to provide information for clinicians, clinics and private practice organisations

Elizabeth Bryant, A. Moore, George Olivier, Shemane Murtagh, Emmanuel Defever, Sandy Lewis, Pam Simpson, Karen Winrow, Eric Lewis, Paul Donnelly

University of Brighton

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Clinicians are becoming increasingly aware of the need to be able to demonstrate and account for the delivery and quality of their clinical services. Online standardised data collection systems can be used by clinicians to gather this information in a robust and accessible way. Physio First (the Organisation for Chartered Physiotherapists in Private Practice) have commissioned several data collection projects in the UK.

Original language	English
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Number of pages	1
Publication status	Published - 4 Jul 2016
Event	IFOMPT 2016 - Glasgow, UK, 4-8 July 2016 Duration: 29 Sept 2016 → …

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Conference	IFOMPT 2016
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The use of standardised data collection in private physiotherapy practice to provide information for clinicians, clinics and private practice organisations

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