Clinical Best Practice Webinar
Get more out of Melo
from a clinician who uses it every day
Go beyond the basics and discover what effective use of Melo looks like through the experience of a clinical expert.
Join Dr Caroline Knight from The Oakleaf Group for an experience-led webinar exploring how Melo is used in clinical practice and what other teams can learn from that experience.
- Date
- Wednesday 9 December 2026
- Time
- 11am to 12pm (UK time)
- Format
- Online
- Length
- 1 hour
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Why attend
Learn from people putting Melo into practice
The most useful lessons about clinical technology often come from the people using it every day. This session brings the perspective of a senior clinician working in specialist neurological rehabilitation.
A practitioner's perspective
Hear first-hand reflections on using Melo in a specialist clinical service, like the work in Oakleaf's patient story.
Beyond collecting observations
Explore how structured behavioural information can become something teams can understand, discuss and use.
An open conversation
Bring your questions and hear directly from Caroline during the live Q&A.
The speaker
Hear from Dr Caroline Knight
Head of Psychology and Consultant Clinical NeuropsychologistThe Oakleaf Group
Caroline leads psychology at The Oakleaf Group, which provides specialist rehabilitation for people with brain injuries and neurological conditions. She has worked in neuropsychology for 30 years.
Her team at Oakleaf records and reviews behavioural observations in Melo. You can see one example in Oakleaf's patient story. In this webinar she will share what that looks like in practice, and what she has learnt along the way.
Read the Oakleaf patient storyMelo is the single most exciting innovation in how we manage complex behaviours I’ve seen in my 30 year career.
How Melo works
What happens after an observation is recorded?
Structured observations help teams review patterns over time and bring clearer information into clinical discussions.
New observation
Example person · Tuesday
What happened
What was happening around it
What helped
Today's record
Four observations so far
When distress was recorded
Four weeks, by time of day
What was happening around it
Afternoon episodes
Weekly team review
Everyone looking at the same record
Afternoons this month
Most often around it
Team notes
Added by the team during review
NursingThe lounge is at its busiest between lunch and two o'clock.
PsychologyOffer the quiet room before lunch and keep recording as usual.
Occupational therapyTry a planned activity after lunch for the next two weeks.
Review again in two weeks
Illustrative example, not patient data.
Who should attend
Open to people who care about better behavioural information
Whether you already use Melo or are exploring it for the first time, this session is an opportunity to learn from first-hand clinical experience.
- Clinical psychologists
- Nursing teams
- Ward managers
- Service leaders
- Behaviour support teams
- Neurorehabilitation professionals
FAQs
Do I need to use Melo already?
No. The webinar is open to existing Melo users and anyone interested in learning how Melo is used in clinical practice.
Can I ask Caroline a question?
Yes. The session includes a live Q&A.
Will the webinar be recorded?
Yes. Everyone who registers will receive the recording afterwards.
How long will the session last?
One hour, from 11am to 12pm (UK time).
Wednesday 9 December 2026 · 11am
Join the conversation
Register for the webinar with Dr Caroline Knight on 9 December 2026 at 11am, and receive the recording afterwards.