Being critical to me is not about learning how to systematically review an article or deciding whether someone has used the right statistic test in their study.  Rather, it's about asking fundamental questions about what I believe in, why I believe in those things, and what those things make possible and what they deny.  I've tried to illustrate these principles this week with some posts that are superficially about sex and sensuality, but are really about how physiotherapists treat people. Sometimes this means subverting fundamental beliefs and upturning things that seem so obvious and taken for granted (quotidian, to use the fancy word), so that you can be sure that your moral compass … [Read more...] about Why you need to reject ethical guidelines if you want to practice ethically