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Showing 1 to 5 of 5 for “"Clinical reasoning processes"”.
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The Transition from Final Year Medical Student to Foundation Doctor: The Clinical Reasoning Journey
Although clinical reasoning is both broad and complex, the term “clinical reasoning” is contested and multiple definitions have been mooted within different contexts. In its simplest form, clinical reasoning is regarded as a “decision-making” process. Other definitions outline it in terms of a …
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Musculoskeletal ultrasound imaging - an exploration of physiotherapists' interests and use in practice
… the evidence base exploring their interests and clinical use is extremely limited. Aim: To explore physiotherapists’ interest and use of MSKUSI in practice. Method: A questionnaire was developed and distributed to gain initial information relating to physiotherapists’ interest and use of MSKUSI. …
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An evaluation of the development of clinical reasoning skills in a cohort of occupational therapy students in Hong Kong: implications of curriculum design
… Kong Occupational Therapy students develop their clinical reasoning abilities and progress through the stages of their undergraduate curriculum. The study examines a range of factors that may affect their development of clinical reasoning. <br/><br/>The student cohort was composed of a class of 80 …
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Clinical reasoning of clinicians and undergraduate physiotherapy students during the intensive care unit rotation
Clinical reasoning (CR) is an important element of clinical practice and is considered essential for decision making. Physiotherapists need to make decisions daily, irrespective of their area of physiotherapy practice. Due to the complexity and intensity of the decision-making process, when it …
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Can a computer expert system aid the process of clinical decision-making in podiatry?
The aim of this research was to invetigate the clinical decision-making processes used in podiatry and hence to investigate if a computer expert system could be used to aid the process of clinical decision-making. This was achieved through a sequence of four empirical studies. The initial study …