Reducing Variability in Rehabilitation: Use of Clinical Knowledge Brokers

 

This is so fucking simple:

1. First there is the objective diagnosis which points you to the intervention protocol to be used to fix that diagnosis.

2.  The protocol itself contains EXACT instructions and EXACT NUMBER OF REPETITIONS.  None of this guideline crapola or clinician's expertise . 

3. Doing the first two steps correctly leads to the intended result; Recovery from the disability.

 

Reducing Variability in Rehabilitation: Use of Clinical Knowledge Brokers

    Patricia Scheets
    Patrick Hennessy
    Sarah Townsend-Grant
    J Kele Murdin

DOI:https://doi.org/10.1016/j.apmr.2020.09.272
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Large gaps exist in the implementation of research evidence in rehabilitation practice. Clinical Knowledge Brokers (CKBs) may assist in closing gaps by facilitating desired practice changes. The primary objectives of this performance improvement project were to: 1) determine if the use of CKBs would improve skills with standardized evidence-based guidelines(This is the whole problem in one word, guidelines, NOT PROTOCOLS.) 2) measure the gaps between desired and usual practice.
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