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The facilitation of clinical reasoning skills in undergraduate occupational therapists

The facilitation of clinical reasoning skills in undergraduate occupational therapists
The facilitation of clinical reasoning skills in undergraduate occupational therapists
David Robertson explained how he works with Year 3 of 4 BSc(Hons).
* Keynote on clinical reasoning, PBL intro, PBL assessment strategy, PBL treatment strategy. * PBL resettlement strategy, Video conference, Review, debrief, reflect. Use case study of longstanding MS, now difficulty caring for self. Worked with person with MS - used actress to make video. 35min interview to view on web before start PBL block to go alongside history * 1st PBL - assessment plan. Given sample assessment. 2nd PBL - treatment plan. Given sample discharge summary and home environment. 3rd PBL - discharge summary. Pictures of entrance, stair etc on web. Video conferencing helped record discussions. Also online community discussions. Looked at clinical reasoning during video conferencing. * Types of clinical reasoning. Procedural - scientific, diagnostic. Interactive - narrative, collaboration. Conditional - predictive, pragmatic, interactive, moral/ethical. * Dreyfus + Dreyfus 1980, Dreyfus 1981 - novice expert. Transcribed videoconference, identified statements of clinical reasoning. 2/3 procedural. 12% interactive. * Some differences between Scottish and US students - exposure to MS and clinical setting
Dasari, B.D.
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Robertson, D.
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Dasari, B.D.
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Robertson, D.
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Dasari, B.D. and Robertson, D. (2005) The facilitation of clinical reasoning skills in undergraduate occupational therapists. Tenth Anniversary of the European Network of Occupational Therapy in Higher Education, Vienna, Austria. 22 - 24 Sep 2005.

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David Robertson explained how he works with Year 3 of 4 BSc(Hons).
* Keynote on clinical reasoning, PBL intro, PBL assessment strategy, PBL treatment strategy. * PBL resettlement strategy, Video conference, Review, debrief, reflect. Use case study of longstanding MS, now difficulty caring for self. Worked with person with MS - used actress to make video. 35min interview to view on web before start PBL block to go alongside history * 1st PBL - assessment plan. Given sample assessment. 2nd PBL - treatment plan. Given sample discharge summary and home environment. 3rd PBL - discharge summary. Pictures of entrance, stair etc on web. Video conferencing helped record discussions. Also online community discussions. Looked at clinical reasoning during video conferencing. * Types of clinical reasoning. Procedural - scientific, diagnostic. Interactive - narrative, collaboration. Conditional - predictive, pragmatic, interactive, moral/ethical. * Dreyfus + Dreyfus 1980, Dreyfus 1981 - novice expert. Transcribed videoconference, identified statements of clinical reasoning. 2/3 procedural. 12% interactive. * Some differences between Scottish and US students - exposure to MS and clinical setting

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Published date: September 2005
Venue - Dates: Tenth Anniversary of the European Network of Occupational Therapy in Higher Education, Vienna, Austria, 2005-09-22 - 2005-09-24

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Local EPrints ID: 58401
URI: http://eprints.soton.ac.uk/id/eprint/58401
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Date deposited: 14 Aug 2008
Last modified: 11 Dec 2021 17:56

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Author: B.D. Dasari
Author: D. Robertson

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