Tag: survey

Please comment on the IFOMPT Generative Conversations discussion document

Dec 5, 2024

in AI, Conference, Physiotherapy

community, conversation, discussion document, generative AI, guidance document, healthcare professional, IFOMPT, physiotherapist, physiotherapy, pre-conference workshop, profession, survey

This post is an invitation to the wider physiotherapy community, asking colleagues to comment on a discussion document aimed at stimulating conversation about generative AI in the profession.
Survey: Physiotherapy clinicians’ perceptions of artificial intelligence in clinical practice

Aug 29, 2019

in AI, Clinical, Research

clinical practice, professional practice, questionnaire, survey

We know very little about how physiotherapy clinicians think about the impact of AI-based systems on clinical practice, or how these systems will influence human relationships and professional practice. As a result, we cannot prepare for the changes that are coming to clinical practice and physiotherapy education. The aim of this study is to explore…
Digital literacy survey: Outcome of reliability testing

Nov 13, 2015

in Conference, Ethics, Research

iep, international ethics project, pilot study, questionnaire, reliability, survey

Earlier this year we started the International Ethics Project, a collaboration between physiotherapy departments from several countries who intend offering an online course in professional ethics to their undergraduate students. You can read more about the project here. In June we started the process of developing a questionnaire that we can use to establish some…
Twitter Weekly Updates for 2012-02-20

Feb 20, 2012

in Digest

academic publishing, apps, blended learning, booktype, boycott, delphi study, ebooks, elsevier, ereaders, evi, Google Docs, iauthor, ibooks, ipad, online teaching, owncloud, peer review, phd, research, siri, socl, survey, tablets, wesch

Looking at #Booktype demo for ebook development. Export feature is main difference from just using Google Docs for collaborative editing # When your users tell you ‘you are not adding value’: Boycott against Elsevier http://t.co/lght5sOi # Evi trumps Siri for general knowledge http://t.co/cVmNjwoA # The Truth About Tablets: Educators are getting iPads and ereaders into…
Developing case studies for holistic clinical education

Nov 23, 2011

in Assessment, Curriculum, Education, PhD, Physiotherapy, Research, Teaching, Technology, Workshop

case-based learning, cbl, curricular alignment, curriculum, curriculum development, delphi study, document analysis, phd, research, survey, systematic review

This is quite a long post. Basically I’ve been trying to situate my current research into a larger curriculum development project and this post is just a reflection of my progress so far. It’s probably going to have big gaps and be unclear in sections. I’m OK with that. Earlier this week our department had…
Twitter Weekly Updates for 2011-10-24

Oct 24, 2011

in Digest

attendance, delphi study, eportfolio, papert, phd, survey, synchronous learning

Daily Papert http://t.co/IzTvBxZk. What is the role of the teacher in society? # Nudity, Pets, Babies, and Other Adventures in Synchronous Online Learning http://t.co/pRyPVvzU # If you are a clinician who supervises or teaches healthcare students, please consider completing my survey at http://t.co/x1MXf3AJ # The hierarchical structure of an ePortfolio http://t.co/65gIpn5Y. If your e-portfolio is…
Summary of PhD progress

Jul 15, 2010

in Conference, PhD, Research, Social media

article, Centre for Teaching and Learning, personal learning environments, phd, ple, research, saahe, safri, search rounds, social networks, Stellenbosch University, supervisor, survey, systematic review, writing, year research

I’m writing this after having read Christina’s post on her thoughts on the PhD process, and following a few of her links to other PhD students who are blogging their own progress. As I’m going through a little slump at the moment, I thought it might be useful to write a short post on where…
Test-retest reliability analysis

Apr 7, 2010

in PhD, Research

questionnaire, reliability, survey, test-retest

A few thoughts on conducting test-retest reliability analysis on questionnaires, based on my own recent experiences. DO: DO NOT: