Introduction This review paper identifies and describes the role of clinicians' memory,
emotions and physical responses in clinical reasoning processes. Clinical reasoning is …

Physical therapist practice has a distinct focus that is holistic (ie, patient centered) and at the
same time connected to a range of other providers within health care systems. Although …

Background and purpose: It is well recognized that physical therapy practitioners need to go
beyond adherence to professional codes of conduct and have skills of ethical reasoning in …

This is the second of 2 companion articles in this issue. The first article explored the clinical
and ethical implications of new emphases in physical therapy codes of conduct reflecting the …

Confusion about the nature of human reasoning and its appropriate application to patients
has hampered veterinary students' development of these skills. Expertise is associated with …

Clinical reasoning is an integral part of clinical practice, and importantly for osteopaths,
encompasses more than just the formulation of a diagnosis. With the advent of evidence …

" Manipulating practices is the first ever collection of critical physiotherapy studies and
comes at a time of unprecedented change in the profession. Written as a collaboration …

The profile and reach of physiotherapy has expanded in areas of extended scope of
practice, and broader engagement with population needs beyond the individual treatment …

This paper is offered as an introduction to qualitative research, with the hope that it informs
and stimulates osteopaths and researchers who are unfamiliar with this area of research …

This study presents a conceptual framework for clinical reasoning by dental students. Using
a think‐aloud method with six vignettes, the researchers interviewed eighteen dental …