Hi Everyone. Sorry for the delay in my access but we had some problems with emails and invites getting to me. I have entered a few comments in response to your queries. Whilst there is a minimum requirement don't hold yourself back. The whole point of this exercise is to provide you with an opportunity to expand your thinking, in a non-evaluative manner, with your peers to get some additional ideas to ground your clinical practice. You have made some good comments about things that have been taking place....and some of the responses have been quite good with respect to how to manage the situations. I have not been able to find an original comment from Benjamin so I hope that is coming. Keep up the good work and use this opportunity to talk about further professional practice issues. The only way you are going to improve your professional practice is by talking about it and reflecting on your ideas with others, this way you expand your insights about how to manage things. It does require giving up 'looking good' and fessing up to the fact that we can't all know what to do in every situation. As a physiotherapist, the best jobs I had were ones where I had a close network of peers where I could share all the stuff I was struggling with and didn't understand. I learned more in that environment than any other job.....so use your peers....beyond the minimum. Cheers. Rick.