
Ep. 211 · Mar 8, 2026
What if the guideline isn’t wrong—but incomplete? And what if your patient isn’t “non-compliant”—just complex? In this episode, I’m joined by Joost Van Wijchen to explore the tension between clinical guidelines and the messy reality of practice. We unpack the concept of mindlines—the experience-shaped frameworks that actually guide what we do—and why uncertainty isn’t a flaw in care, but part of it. You’ll learn: Why guidelines are population-informed—but patients are personalHow “mindlines” ...
What if the guideline isn’t wrong—but incomplete?
And what if your patient isn’t “non-compliant”—just complex?
In this episode, I’m joined by Joost Van Wijchen to explore the tension between clinical guidelines and the messy reality of practice. We unpack the concept ofmindlines—the experience-shaped frameworks that actually guide what we do—and why uncertainty isn’t a flaw in care, but part of it.
You’ll learn:
If you’ve ever felt the tension between measurable outcomes and meaningful outcomes, this conversation will resonate.
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Joost van Wijchen is a physiotherapist, educator, and critical pedagogue based in Norway. He serves as Associate Professor and Programme Lead Physiotherapy at the Western Norway University of Applied Sciences (HVL). With more than twenty years of experience in higher education and clinical practice,
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