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EPISODE · Dec 14, 2017 · 23 MIN

33. Michael Wong (Part II)- Clinical Reasoning Strategies for Educators/Students/Clinicians

from The Healthcare Education Transformation Podcast

Join us in an enlightening conversation with Michael Wong, Co-Founder and Chief Learning Strategist at Physio U, as we delve into the critical realm of clinical reasoning in physical therapy. Discover the essence of clinical reasoning, the origins of Physio U, and the transformative impact of apps and software on advancing the profession. From breaking down barriers in education to insights on improving DPT programs, this episode is a must-listen for educators, clinicians, and students alike. Learn how Physio U's innovative software enhances clinical reasoning across orthopedic, neurologic, cardiopulmonary, and pediatric settings. Don't miss this powerful episode that addresses challenges, proposes solutions, and shapes the future of physical therapy education.Key Points:Decoding Clinical Reasoning: Michael Wong unravels the intricacies of clinical reasoning, shedding light on its significance and application in physical therapy practice.Physio U's Evolution: Explore the inception of Physio U, a groundbreaking software program, and its role in translating evidence-based guidelines into practical clinical insights.Advancing the Profession: Understand how apps and software can be potent tools in advancing the physical therapy profession, offering meaningful support in various specialties.Barriers to Education: Delve into the challenges faced by educators and students in teaching and learning clinical reasoning, gaining valuable perspectives from both ends of the educational spectrum.Integration in DPT Education: Learn about the strategies to seamlessly integrate clinical reasoning into Doctor of Physical Therapy (DPT) programs, fostering a comprehensive and impactful learning experience.Improving Clinical Reasoning Skills: Discover practical tips for DPT students and clinicians to enhance their clinical reasoning skills, empowering them to deliver high-quality patient care.Ineffective Methods and Limitations: Gain insights into methods that may hinder clinical reasoning and explore the limitations associated with proposed clinical reasoning techniques.Universalizing Clinical Reasoning: Michael Wong advocates for extending the conversation on clinical reasoning to all healthcare providers, emphasizing its role in transforming patient care.Shifting the Needle: Explore the necessary steps and collective actions required to bring about a paradigm shift in the approach to clinical reasoning in healthcare.Connect with Physio U:Website: Physio UTwitter: Physio U TwitterFacebook: Physio U FacebookInstagram: Physio U InstagramAbout Michael Wong:Dr. Michael Wong, Co-Founder of Physio U, is an Associate Professor at Azusa Pacific University. With a wealth of experience, he shares his expertise in Modalities, Therapeutic Exercises, Orthopedic Physical Therapy, Evidence-Based Practice, Diagnostic Imaging, and Medical Screening. A renowned orthopedic clinical specialist, Dr. Wong is committed to advancing physical therapy education. Connect with him via Email and Twitter.Recent Publications:Follow Mike:Mike's Twitter

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