The Patient Management Model from the Guide to Physical Therapist

question 9

Multiple Choice

The Patient Management Model from the Guide to Physical Therapist Practice describes six interrelated steps to assist therapists in decision-making.In this model evaluation is:

• A)The process of obtaining a history,performing a systems review,and administering tests and measures
• B)A dynamic process where the physical therapist makes judgements based on the information gathered from a patient
• C)Determining the optimal improve a patient will attain through intervention
• D)Organizing information gathered from a patient into clusters,syndromes,or categories

Grasp the importance of setting boundaries and selecting appropriate evaluation methods.

Appreciate the role of program evaluation in continuous improvement of counseling programs.

Understand the foundational concepts of counseling process research, including its designs and variables.

Identify the different types of counseling process research.

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Definitions:

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