How to Get Better Results For Your Patients (Especially If They're Not Progressing)
About this episode
The episode discusses how therapists can improve patient outcomes by focusing on their own actions when patients are not progressing.
If your patient isn't progressing, check yourself before you check them. You can't control what they do, but you can control what YOU do.
People in this episode
Host: Hoang Tran
Topics covered
- patient progress
- occupational therapy
- self-reflection
- therapeutic techniques
- patient care
Keywords
- patient outcomes
- occupational therapy
- self-assessment
- therapy techniques
- progress monitoring
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