Jaap Switters - ‘Do your own research’. How to publish scientific research as a practitioner in a clinic

Jaap is back again and this time we discussed ways to publish research as a practitioner in the clinic, focusing on case studies and literature reviews related to your special interest areas.

In this episode:

• 0:00 About this episode
• 2:15 What research have you done in your clinic and how did you achieve this?
• 7:00 Using publications to get into a PhD
• 8:15 How does having publications help you as a clinician?  Challenging beliefs and biases, developing expertise through the process of doing research
• 14:50 Does publishing a case study help improve your clinical data collection processes?
• 19:00 Meaningful clinical change – using patient reported outcome measures in the clinic
• 24:00 Why are case studies important?  External generalisability and personalised interventions
• 28:50 Jaap’s case studies – working through the process of collecting the data, consent and publication
• 43:00 What’s next? Would you do a PhD? Other benefits to being research active. The realities of publishing research
• 52:43 Final thoughts

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Jaap’s research  - discussed during the episode

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