Well done everyone who made it all the way through the month and answered all the poll questions. You’re all rock stars.
Before we get into the final question proper, I’d like to pass on our personal thanks to Jo Bloggs, our phenomenally skilled, diligent and hardworking site administrator. Jo does a huge amount behind the scenes to protect the site and you, its members, but has also helped us to design and run this campaign. A huge thank you to you Jo from everyone on the CPN Exec.
Now without further ado, here’s your final question …
Should the CPN start its own academic journal?
In the model of OpenPhysio.
Thanks Dave. I’ve enjoyed watching this year’s 30DoS campaign unfold. It’s been great to see so many CPN members logging in to the site through September – thanks to everyone who’s voted &/or added comments. If you’ve missed any of the campaign – the collection of posts are available at https://criticalphysio.net/category/30-days/
Some of the things members have suggested are already possible on the current site, others will create opportunities for more active experimentation/learning about ICT 🙂
I’m looking forward to working with CPN Exec & network members on the website over the next 12 months – to look at how we harness (freely-available) technologies to feed the positive force for an otherwise physiotherapy that sits at the heart of the CPN.
Jo Bloggs
1. Re: 30 DoS questions: Many of my responses over the 30 days have been ‘no’ to suggestions as I worry we are reinventing existing wheels. For many of the questions posed over the month, I would love to put more energy into collaborative projects that pull us to the attention of the other physiotherapists through the usual channels, journals and conferences, otherwise am concerned that as a group we will risk becoming too exclusive, reducing our reach instead of expanding it.
I will go with the majority rule of course, but needed to air my general thoughts.
2. Thank you Jo and Dave (could be a pop duo!!)