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How to Actually Put Research into Practice

Updated: May 31


How to Actually Put Research into Practice (The Occupational Therapy Hub)


There is a lot of information out there.


How do we as Occupational Therapists (OTs) find what we need for our specific clients, in a time-sensitive way? This process of putting research into practice is complex. There are strategies you can use to make it a little bit easier and fit it into your busy day...




1) Gather your questions


When I was a practising OT, I had a notepad or sticky note taped to my computer and would write questions as they occurred to me. Often, if I did not do this, I would forget about them by the end of the day. This strategy is helpful for me to follow up outcomes at the end of the day.




2) Search keywords in multiple databases


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