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Being a reflective Allied Health Practitioner is core to the successful implementation of quality interventions for the individuals and communities with whom we work. As outlined earlier in the chapter, EBP and clinical reasoning are interlinked and a key process for implementing change in practice is reflection. It is crucial that you are reflexive by reflecting on your idea of what you value as knowledge, and therefore becoming more aware of what you would recognise as having value to influence or amend your practice. Throughout this section, examples drawn from a range of health and social care professionals will highlight where EBP has been used to inform practice and move knowledge forward to improve the quality of service provision. Reflection is vital to uphold the standards of professional practice, and in most contexts essential for successful professional registration.