Page 1 of 2Thank you for taking the time to participate in this survey. Your feedback will help us better understand the needs and experiences of professionals working with people with spinal cord injury (SCI) across Queensland. The information you provide will guide improvements to the Queensland Spinal Cord Injuries Service (QSCIS) Knowledge Hub and ensure it remains a valuable resource for your practice.What is your professional discipline: Occupational TherapyPhysiotherapyNursingMedicineAllied Health AssistantSocial WorkPsychologistExercise PhysiologistSupport practitioners (including support coordinator, supports planner, personal care provider, support worker)OtherProfessional disciplineHow long have you worked in your discipline? 2 years or less3–5 years6–10 yearsMore than 10 years Select the settings you have provided services to people with SCI?Have not provided services to people with SCIHospital inpatients - acuteHospital inpatient - rehabHospital outpatientsCommunity (including transition and outreach care)OtherProvided serviceProvider type in which you have provided services to people with SCIQueensland HealthPrivate hospitalNon-governmental organisation/private providerInsurance provider (e.g. NDIS, MAIC, icare)Aged care facilityOther Provider typeWhich best describes your primary place of work?Please select the Hospital and Health Service (HHS) district(s) where you primarily work. You may select multiple options if you work across more than one district.Cairns and HinterlandCentral QueenslandCentral WestChildren's Health QueenslandDarling DownsGold CoastMackayMetro NorthMetro SouthNorth WestSouth WestSunshine CoastTorres and CapeTownsvilleWest MoretonWide Bay Select the option that best describes your experience with providing services to people with SCINo experienceMinimal experienceModerate experienceSignificant experienceOn a scale of 1 to 5 select your level of confidence in providing services for a person with SCI1 being not at all confident and 5 being extremely confident.12345Select the option that best describes your past interaction(s) with QSCIS.This may include contact with specialist teams such as QuickStart (Inreach services), Spinal Injury Unit (SIU), Transitional Rehabilitation program (TRP), Spinal Injury Outpatients department (SIU OPD) or Spinal Outreach team (SPOT). Nil interactions with QSCISPhone call to discuss patient / support problem solvingJoint session face to face with patientTeams call to discuss a patientEmailEducational materials and resources via QSCIS SharePointOtherPast interactionHave you previously accessed the resources available on the QSCIS Knowledge Hub website?1 being not at all confident and 5 being extremely confident.YesNoPlease provide feedback on the ease of use and usefulness of the site.How do you prefer to engage with clinical resources on platforms like the QSCIS Knowledge Hub?In the patient’s home or clinical setting during care deliveryBefore a session with a patientAfter a session with a patientAs part of professional development or trainingNextAs part of this project, we are developing new educational modules focused on three key areas: Assistive Technology Devices, equipment, and systems that support individuals SCI to enhance mobility, independence, communication, and daily functioning. Function and Participation Supporting individuals with SCI to perform daily activities and engage meaningfully in their communities, work, and social environments. Sensorimotor Rehabilitation Restoring or improving movement, sensation, and coordination in individuals with SCI through targeted therapies and interventions. Sensorimotor rehabilitation addresses topics such as pain management and therapies for spasticity reduction. Your input will help us shape these resources to ensure they are relevant, practical, and aligned with your service provision needs.How relevant do you think these modules (Assistive Technology, Function and Participation and Sensorimotor Rehabilitation) are to your work or educational needs? 1 being not relevant and 5 being very relevant.12345Select which specific areas of the topics being developed which you would find the most useful for your practice?Assistive TechnologyPosture and SeatingManual wheelchairsCushions and back supportsPower drive wheelchairsMobile shower commodesShowering aidsToileting aidsTransfer and bed mobility aidsHoistsElectric bedsMattressesHome modificationsActivities of daily living (ADL) aidsLeisure aidsDigital assistive technology Function and ParticipationSittingBed mobilityTransfersStanding and walkingActivities of daily livingDriving and transportLeisure Sensorimotor RehabilitationFull body – assessmentUpper limb management – assessmentUpper limb management – interventionsLower limb management - spasticityLower limb management – range of movementLower limb management – pelvic floor trainingLower limb management – aquatic therapyLower limb management – physical activityLower limb management – orthoses What type of educational resource do you prefer to support your practice?WebsitePrintable/downloadable documents Interactive tools (e.g. clickable timeline/flow charts, interactive symptom selector, interactive 3D models)Instructional videosPodcastsShort-form articles/content (Resources that focus on a single key topic, offering concise information for quick and easy understanding)OtherEducational resourceWould you be interested in being contacted for further feedback or consultation? This may include participating in a focus group to further explore your thoughts and experiences with the Knowledge Hub website.YesNoEmail addressAny other comments or suggestions?BackSendThis field should be left blank