DPT 6122 Clinical Reasoning and Therapeutic Exercise II
Clinical Reasoning and Therapeutic Exercise is a five-course series that provides students with ongoing opportunities to apply and integrate the principles of clinical reasoning and therapeutic exercise. By practicing challenging clinical skills in a supportive environment, students progressively increase their ability to engage in effective, patient-centered skills across the life span.
Clinical Reasoning and Therapeutic Exercise II is the second course in this series. It is designed to improve student abilities to analyze patient mobility and apply clinical reasoning skills to translate observations into designing optimal therapeutic interventions. In addition, students are encouraged to develop self-awareness, empathy, and interprofessional collaboration through self-reflection and dialogue.
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Unsatisfactory course grade—Remediation during the break between Modules III and IV.