Evidence Based Practice

I’ll start off bluntly in true Autistic fashion: I don’t like Evidence Based Practice and I do not believe it is superior. Evidence Based Practice is the integration of best research evidence, clinical expertise and the client’s circumstances, preferences and values and applying it to clinical decisions, practice and care…

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Social media has revolutionized the way we communicate and share information, making it an effective tool for social change. — In the realm of public health, social media can be particularly useful for supporting evidence-based policy and decision-making. By disseminating information and research findings, engaging with stakeholders, mobilizing public support, tracking progress, and promoting transparency and accountability, public health organizations can use social media to help ensure that policies and…

By Helen Guyatt “Interview in a local language is the best method. Just look at the conversation we have had so far. You have communicated to me in detail what you wanted to know and I have told you my answers in words of my own choice. …

By Helen Guyatt “Despite its frequent appearance in humanitarian policy and programme documents, advocacy campaigns and donor requirements, dignity remains a word with positive connotations but little agreement as to what it exactly entails. Without clear agreement on what dignity means, it is difficult to know whether a particular response…

The term “truth coding” is my initial name for how I believe we can put critically important “balance” in our writing — (Upfront I acknowledge that this article is too long and wordy, so I need to edit it down substantially. I believe it contains some useful ideas but for now you do have to wade through too much text.) Nowadays it seems we live with more falsification of information than ever…

Hi, I’m new here. Hi, my name is Chris, I’m a BCBA-D, and this is The Spartan Behaviorist. I was on the fence about writing for Medium, to be honest. I’m an academic, so peer reviewed publications are where it’s at. Or are they? Maybe not. It seems as if…