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Clinical Reasoning in OT

Froggy Jumps

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This exercise will help you to determine what are the appropriate questions to ask yourself before making a clinical decision.

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Clinical Reasoning in OT
 

Froggy Jumps

Clinical Reasoning in OTOnline version

This exercise will help you to determine what are the appropriate questions to ask yourself before making a clinical decision.

by Olivia
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How are clients like this usually handled in my setting?

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Where should I place myself relative to this person so that I support him or her but do not “invade” the person?

3

What is the nature of the illness, injury or development problem?

4

How are these problems manifesting (skills, habits, routine, occupational roles)?

5

What evaluation and intervention protocols are applicable to this person’s situation?

6

How will the various therapy options play out, given this person’s health condition, social situation, economic status, and culture?

7

What occupational activities are both meaningful to this person and useful for meeting therapy goals?

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How much time do I have to see this person?

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Are the benefits of therapy worth the cost?

10

Who is paying for services, and what are their rules?

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What is the best way for me to encourage this person?

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What are the common impairments or disabilities resulting from this condition?

13

What therapy space and equipment are available?

14

Where is this person going or discharging to?

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