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Clinical Reasoning

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    PhysioMan
    Posted 1 year ago

    Hi All! 
    What kind of CR frameworks do you use when the patient first time comes to you? 

    Right now I am pretty much on Mulligan when I firstly check the ROM on both sides, trying to find any differences. Find a Pain or a movement that the patient can't do and work with it. 

    How are your first examinations?(Anamnesis history of condition are of course also there but I am talking about the Examination aproach)

    Thank you!

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    Nils Oudhuis
    Posted 1 year ago

    I like the clinical reasoning framework by Tim Mitchell (explained by him in a lecture on Trust me-Ed). Also the CR framework of Cognitive Functional Therapy by the O'Sullivan group.

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