What is your people’s problem? Why do these people need an intervention? What data have you seen? How will a change be measured? The change in this problem will become your outcome. (Example: full participation in daily life)
What is the current approach to this problem? This is often no intervention, a different intervention, or the standard of care. This will become your comparison. (Example: nothing)
What is the new, novel, or understudied approach to this problem? What are you trying to do to fix the problem? What is your innovation? This will become your intervention. (Example: powered mobility devices)
Putting It All Together: For children with disabilities, how do powered mobility devices increase participation in daily life activities?
