Course contents • Patient management and clinical decision making Patient management model • 1.History • A comprehensive examination • 2. Evaluation of data collected • 3. Determination of a diagnosis based on impairments of body structure and function, functional limitations (activity limitations), and disability (participation restrictions) • 4. Establishment of a prognosis and plan of care based on • patient-oriented goals • 5. Implementation of appropriate interventions Patient management model • Ability to make good clinical judgment • Knowledge of limitation, impairment and association in daily life. • Clinical reasoning • EBP Patient management model • Dynamic and complex process of reasoning and analytical thinking • Judgment and determination in context of patient care. • Creative thinking? Requirements of clinical decision making
• Knowledge of information about problem
• Cognitive and psychomotor skill=unfamiliar • Information gathering style • Prior experience • Recall relevant information • EBP • Clinical patterns • Option and reflective thinking • Comprehensive approach • Systemic series & STEPS • Examination • Evaluation of data • Diagnosis=impairment(activity limitation),disability (participation restriction) • Prognosis • Appropriate intervention. Examination • Problem identification • Reasons for coming. • Screening • Diagnostic testing • Treatable or not? • Baseline measurement=impairments, deficits,abilities Examination • Health history • Review of system • Specific tests and measures Initial examination questions History • Current and past conditions • Health status • Risk and co-existing conditions • Medications • Hypertension • Pulmonary disorders. • Interview • Medical record Indoor/outdoor • Acute care facility-compare. • c/c • o/e • I have difficulty in playing tennis(look location, intensity, description , provoking factors) • Self reported questionnaire • Categorize questions • Working hypothesis History History History ROS • Cardio=HR,RR,BP,lightheadedness, edema • Integumentary = temperature, color, texture. • MSKT= ROM, strength, height, weight • GI and GU = heartburn, diarrhea, constipation etc, bladder, menstrual cycle. • Cognitive, social emotional= emotional stressor, response, orientation. • General= Fatigue, ,malaise, weight gain loss, chills, fever, sweat. Specific tests and measures • Why? • Accurate information? • Target multiple level of functioning. • Prioritize tests History • Gait analysis • Adaptive equipment