When a Patient Case Doesn't Make Sense — Use This Framework
About this episode
The episode discusses a framework for analyzing patient cases that don't make sense, using a distal radius fracture as an example.
What do you do when a patient case doesn't make sense? Let's walk through a real distal radius fracture case and show you the framework I use to think critically, gather the right information, and make confident clinical decisions.
People in this episode
Host: Hoang Tran OT/L, CHT
Topics covered
- patient case analysis
- critical thinking
- clinical decision making
- distal radius fracture
- occupational therapy
Keywords
- patient case
- critical thinking
- clinical decisions
- distal radius fracture
- occupational therapy
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