Powered by RND
PodcastsEducationEBPOT Podcast

EBPOT Podcast

Kim Griffin
EBPOT Podcast
Latest episode

Available Episodes

3 of 3
  • Episode 2: Canadian Occupational Performance Measure
    Welcome to the EBPOT podcast. The podcast is designed to help paediatric occupational therapists stay up to date with the latest publications in the world of OT. It's great fortnightly additional to your CPD portfolio. Today's EBPOT podcast topic is the Canadian Occupational Performance Measure. The reason I wanted to review these articles early on in the podcast is because many of the research studies that I will be reviewing use the COPM as an outcome measure. There is a long hold belief that a change of 2 points in the clients post invention scoring is clinically significant. The articles that I'm reviewing today question this belief. The first is a scoping review that tried to identify the source of this claim. The second article is a recently published systematic review which explores the use of the COPM research. Remember, you can subscribe to the EBPOT podcast and receive the link new episodes straight to your inbox each fortnight. You can also join the journal clubs here. If you would like more information about the podcast or to see the show notes previous episodes, please check out EBPOT.com.
    --------  
    20:49
  • Episode 1: Systematic Reviews Autism and ASI
    Welcome to the EBPOT podcast (https://ebpot.com/) where I help you to stay up to date with current research in paediatric OT. This week we are looking at two systematic reviews, one which includes a meta-analysis.  The first article explores the effect of motor interventions on cognition, communication, and social interactions of autistic children The second explores the use of Ayres Sensory Integration direct intervention, this study also has a strong focus on autism as majority of the studies located were studying autistic populations.  The EBPOT podcast is perfect CPD for paediatric OTs join the mailing list and book a live journal club at https://ebpot.com/
    --------  
    23:30
  • Episode 0: Introduction to the EBPOT podcast with Kim Griffin
    Welcome to the EBPOT (Evidence-Based Paediatric Occupational Therapy) podcast. I'm Kim Griffin, a paediatric occupational therapist and your host. My goal with this podcast and newsletter is to make recently published evidence in the occupational therapy literature easily accessible to paediatric occupational therapists, particularly those working in schools. The podcast focuses on recently published research evidence relevant to school-based paediatric occupational therapists. I'll prioritise topics most applicable to mainstream school settings: Self-regulation and sensory needs Autism and dyspraxia/DCD Fine motor skills and handwriting Daily living skills and other functional skills General practice trends from adult literature with paediatric relevance This episode gives you a little bit of background to Kim and also discusses how Kim chooses the articles and curates the EPBOT podcast. You can read the epidode summary and join the EBPOT mailing list here. For more information about the EBPOT podcast, or to join the live journal clubs head over to EBPOT.com. This episodes also explores the results of a suvery of current practices of ocucpational therapists working in schools.
    --------  
    16:58

More Education podcasts

About EBPOT Podcast

The fortnightly EBPOT podcast makes it easy for paediatric occupational therapists working with school aged children to keep up to date with the latest academic publications. It's hosted by occupational therapist Kim Griffin. Learn more, subscribe to the mailing list and book onto a live journal club at www.ebpot.com.
Podcast website

Listen to EBPOT Podcast, anything goes with emma chamberlain and many other podcasts from around the world with the radio.net app

Get the free radio.net app

  • Stations and podcasts to bookmark
  • Stream via Wi-Fi or Bluetooth
  • Supports Carplay & Android Auto
  • Many other app features

EBPOT Podcast: Podcasts in Family

Social
v7.23.11 | © 2007-2025 radio.de GmbH
Generated: 11/17/2025 - 4:27:44 AM