Description: The presentation will outline an evidence-based conceptual framework for why clinicians use goal setting in rehabilitation, and how goal-setting contributes to enhancing client outcomes and autonomy. Available goal-setting frameworks will be analysed and discussed.

Learning objectives: By the end of the presentation, attendees will be able to:

  • Understand why goal-setting is used in rehabilitation settings, and how goal-setting can enhance client outcomes and autonomy
  • Outline a comprehensive framework for goal-setting across the rehabilitation journey
  • Outline barriers and enablers to implementing goal-setting as a rehabilitation clinician and within a rehabilitation team.

Presenter: This 1-hr webinar was presented by:

Amanda Baker, BPhty, GraddipNR, M Comm Rehab, MMR, PhD Candidate

Advanced Physiotherapist, Sunshine Coast Hospital and Health Service
PhD candidate, Griffith University.

Analysis Anatomy Attention Balance Barriers Behaviour change Biomechanics CIMT Circuit classes Clinical reasoning Contracture de-implementation Electrical stimulation Enablers Engagement Evidence-based practice Executive function Falls prevention Goal-setting Groups Handwriting assessment Battery Hemi-spatial neglect Impairments Implementation Intensity of practice Knowledge translation Memory Mental imagery Mental practice Motor imagery Neuroplasticity Occupational therapy Older adults Outpatient rehabilitation Shaping Spasticity Strength Stroke rehabilitation Stroke survivors Telehealth Telerehabilitation Transfer package Trunk UL training Weakness