… care physical therapists, should be considered by therapists and their managers to optimize
the physical therapy … , clear delineation of the physical therapy role, multidisciplinary team …

… The objective of this study was to describe the role of physical therapists, the clinical … physical
therapists, and the context for providing physical therapy services in the acute care setting. …

… of time spent by patients in physical therapy treatment. … settings. The primary purposes of
this study, therefore, were to describe the practice of physical therapy in 3 acute care settings …

… ' clinical outcomes. The purposes of this study were to identify expert physical therapists by
using patient self-reported outcomes and to describe the characteristics of clinicians whose …

… chosen in order to learn more about physical therapists' perceptions of the barriers to and …
to learn more about physical therapists' perceptions of clinical supervision. Sandelowski has …

… of 10 expert physical therapy clinicians, Payton1i3 found that therapists use a process … and
384 Australian physical therapists who were considered by their peers to be expert clinicians. …

… Through examination of the differences between novice physical therapists and experienced
physical therapists in the context of prior experience, we developed a model of the factors …

… Although conceptual frameworks of clinical reasoning exist, their theoretical foundations are
… guiding physical therapists’ clinical reasoning. Studies on how physical therapists clinically …

… This study has provided a deeper understanding of how novice and experienced physical
therapists use reflection to inform the clinical decision-making process. Although the research …

… clinical curricula within professional physical therapy education programs. Immersion in
physical therapy … , and professional behaviors into actual clinical situations. Given that such a …