The Real Reason You Don't Feel Confident as a Hand Therapist
About this episode
The episode discusses the importance of understanding principles and developing clinical reasoning for confidence in hand therapy rather than just memorizing protocols.
Memorizing protocols might help you pass a test, but it won't help you think through real patient cases. I'll explain why true confidence in hand therapy comes from understanding principles and developing strong clinical reasoning—not just following a protocol.
People in this episode
Host: Hoang Tran OT/L, CHT
Topics covered
- hand therapy
- clinical reasoning
- confidence
- patient care
- occupational therapy
Keywords
- hand therapy
- clinical reasoning
- confidence
- occupational therapy
- patient cases
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