A three-round Delphi method to generate expert consensus on the reasoning strategies therapists employ in SNF practice provides a foundation for developing frailty-focused education, clinical pathways and interdisciplinary guidelines to support high-quality rehabilitation in SNFs.
Despite reported barriers to clinical implementation of CPGs, survey respondents overwhelmingly reported gaining knowledge and changing practice in response to the 2018 CPG, and recommended the revision include measures to capture both higher and lower‐level activities.
J. Sullivan, Kirsten Potter, Marghuretta D. Bland et al.· Clinical and public health g...· 0 citations
This study aimed to explore newly graduated nurses’ perceptions and clinical approaches toward frailty in surgical patients and to identify their educational requirements and structural support needs for professional development in this area. A phenomenological qualitative design was used. In-depth, face-to-face interv...
İnci Kırtıl, Şevval Çağan Kişin, N. Akyüz· Northern Journal of Health S...· 0 citations
Introduction Disabled occupational therapy students face systemic barriers in clinical education. Although legal mandates require reasonable accommodations, implementation is often inconsistent, and few standardized guidelines exist for fieldwork education. This study is aimed at establishing best practices for support...
ABSTRACT Background and Aims Clinical reasoning is a critical skill for Allied Health professionals, enabling informed decision‐making in patient care. While a wide variety of clinical reasoning models are taught across disciplines, it remains unclear which models are frequently applied in practice. The scoping review...
H. Schultz, Rosa Virgara, Ellen O'Callaghan et al.· Health Science Reports· 0 citations
Clinical criteria for prioritizing manual therapy or exercise in the management of patients with nonspecific neck pain are identified and several criteria to guide individualized intervention are agreed.
P. Mastromarchi, Stephen May, Sionnadh McLean et al.· Journal of Manual & Manipula...· 0 citations
Join4Joy is safe, feasible to deliver, and well received, demonstrating the viability of a future definitive trial, and small favourable or no changes in physical and daily functioning, quality of life, PA and sedentary behaviour, perceived improvement, and enjoyment are indicated.
E. Karkauskienė, Laura Coll-Planas, A. Fuente-Vidal et al.· European Geriatric Medicine· 0 citations
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