Chapter 6: A Conceptual Framework for Clinical Practice Flashcards
5 components contributing to a conceptual framework for clinical practice
model of practice, model of function and disability, hypothesis-driven clinical practice, principles of motor control and learning, evidence-based practice
to integrate the best available research evidence with experience and patient values
evidence based practice
to test assumption about nature and cause of motor disability
hypothesis-driven clinical practice
gathering information and developing a plan of care consistent with the goals, problems and needs of the pt
a model of practice
identify pts strength and limitations important to developing a POC
a model of function and disability
the process of obtaining data necessary to form a diagnosis, prognosis, and plan of care
examination
the process of making clinical judgements based on the data gathered during the examination
evaluation
information related to the pts current and past health can be gathered directly from the pt, family or caregiver; from medical records; and from other health care professionals
history
brief review of the relevant systems in order to help direct the selection of specific tests and measurements and to assist in determining diagnosis and prognosis
systems review
performance on specific tests and measurements that provide the clinician with insight into specific impairments and functional limitations that restrict the pts ability to participate in the roles and activities that are important to his or her life
tests and measures
a label that identifies the impact of a condition on the function at both the level of a system and the level of the whole person
diagnosis
a proposal to explain certain facts
hypothesis
a significant deviation of loss in body function of structure
impairment
the execution of a task or action by an individual and thus represents the individual perspective of function
activity
involvement in a life situation, and represents a societal perspective of functioning
participation