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There is an opportunity to perform some research, and I'd love to do something regarding the Bobath Concept, but have often found the methodology and methods to be challenging (many examples of poorly selected "Bobath/NDT" studies in systematic reviews are evidence of this). I'm not wanting to change the world's perception of Bobath but something small-scale yet good quality would be great. Do any colleagues out there have any ideas, considering the challenges, expectations and opportunities of researching this Concept? (Unfortunately, the short time-frame to register for this research funding ends 4th August...)
Hi Nic;
Thanks for your post.
I think the most clinically relevant contribution to the Bobath concept evidence base would be the use of a Single Subject (Small Sample) Research Design. This is relatively easy to implement in clinical practice, and provides clinically relevant evidence on the effects of the Bobath concept.
If you would like an example of a SSRD protocol feel free to email me directly.
Best,
Julie
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