How and why Single Case Experimental Designs (SECDs) can support clinical decision-making and build the evidence-base in rehabilitation
A Talk by Dr Rachelle Martin (Senior Lecturer, University of Otago)
About this Talk
Single-case experimental designs (SCEDs) provide a robust way of determining how effective interventions are, especially in populations with small participant numbers. These designs are gaining traction in evaluating the effectiveness of rehabilitation interventions across diverse clinical settings, including paediatric rehabilitation. In this presentation I will use examples to explain how SCEDs can be used to address everyday clinical questions, the key features of design, and how they can be adapted for different purposes.
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