Help required for needs analysis projectby Rhi & Libby (no login)We two Occupational therapy students embarking on a project to run a needs analysis in a podiatry clinic, and are trying to find information, to see if something similar has been done before in podiatry, and if so - what, how and where! We are in Australia, but would like any information on projects run anywhere! Preferably available in English! We are focussing on aged and paediatric groups (extremes of the spectrum), and how to meet their wider needs - medical, social, etc - within this clinic. Perhaps increasing or broadening the services, focus of this clinic and perhaps the professions involved even, and building on current strengths. We are sorry we cannot be more specific, but we are only just starting this project and would appreciate any help or constructive suggestions you could give us. Thankyou! from IP address 130.220.84.75 Goto Forum Home |
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