Fast Intelligent Care

In the final episode of our series, Natasha Nutt, Occupational Therapist and Director of Movementum, shares practical advice on avoiding common equipment prescription mistakes. Together with Chanelle, they discuss clinical reasoning, looking beyond a client's "best day", and choosing manual handling equipment that supports safer, more sustainable outcomes.
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In this episode, Natasha Nutt from Movementum discusses the core principles of safe work and quality care in the context of physical disability support. She emphasizes the importance of holistic assessments, involving support workers, and practical tips for maintaining safety and quality in care provision.
Key topics
The ethos of Movementum: safe work and quality care
The role of occupational therapists in supporting care teams
Holistic risk assessments including TILE framework
Engaging support workers in safety and quality
Practical tips for visual documentation and review triggers

Takeaways
Safe work and quality care must coexist and be designed as a partnership.
OTs have a unique accountability to both clients and support workers.
The TILE risk assessment helps identify holistic risks in manual handling.
Involving support workers in assessments improves safety and sustainability.
Visual documentation aids in understanding and reviewing care routines.

In this episode, Chanelle is joined once again by Natasha Nutt, Director of Movementum, Occupational Therapist, and Manual Handling Consultant, to explore the growing role of single-handed care in manual handling.
Together, they discuss why safe care is driven by individual assessment, clinical reasoning, and person-centred decision-making, not blanket rules. Natasha shares how the right approach can improve outcomes for clients, support workers, and providers alike.

In this episode, Chanelle is joined by Natasha Nutt, Director of Movementum, Occupational Therapist, and Manual Handling Consultant, to explore her journey into occupational therapy and the experiences that led her to specialise in manual handling.
Together, they discuss the importance of community-based care, supporting both clients and carers, and why manual handling is about far more than moving people.

As the series concludes, Belinda Dwyer reflects on how pressure care education is evolving and what helps new OTs grow into confident clinicians.
Together with Chanelle, they discuss building confidence through experience, using clinical reasoning in resource-limited settings, and why collaboration, continuous learning, and practical application are key to better pressure care outcomes.