El modelo GEPE de práctica basada en la evidencia: integrando la evidencia científica en la práctica aplicada

Translated title of the contribution: The GEPE model of evidence-based practice: integrating scientific evidence into applied practice

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Abstract

The GEPE (Research Group in Sport and Exercise Psychology) is a research group combining research, teaching, and consultancy work in the field of Sport Psychology. In the consultancy field, and in order to integrate scientific evidence into its applied practice, this group developed a five-step model to structure the response to demands from different sport organisations. These five steps include: (1) Literature update, which allows for knowing the most recent advances of our discipline in the field from which the demand comes; (2) Needs analysis, where the specific demands of the relevant informers are selected and assessed; (3) Intervention, encompassing the integration of scientific evidence and the perceived need in order to propose the best operational approach; (4)
Assessment, which serves to verify the impact of the intervention chosen; and (5) Monitoring, to check the durability over time of changes derived from the intervention. This model may serve as a guide for sport psychologists who want to take advantage of the most recent advances published in our discipline, thus making their applied practice more rigorous and innovative in order to offer the
best service to their customers.
Translated title of the contributionThe GEPE model of evidence-based practice: integrating scientific evidence into applied practice
Original languageSpanish
Article numbere13
Pages (from-to)1-6
JournalRevista de Psicología Aplicada al Deporte y el Ejercicio Físico
Volume4
Issue number2
DOIs
Publication statusPublished - 2020

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