A Cardiopulmonary Instructor's Perspective on a Standardized Patient Experience: Implications for Cardiopulmonary Physical Therapy Education.

Purpose: Standardized patients (SP) in Doctor of Physical Therapy (DPT) curricula are increasingly used for students to practice developing clinical reasoning, communication, and professional skills in an authentic learning environment. The purposes of this article are to: (1) describe an instructio...

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Publicado en:Cardiopulmonary Physical Therapy Journal (American Physical Therapy Association, Cardiopulmonary Section) Vol. 22; no. 3; pp. 21 - 31
Autores principales: Cahalin, Lawrence P, Markowski, Alycia, Hickey, Mary, Hayward, Lorna
Formato: algorithm case study Journal Article
Publicado: American Physical Therapy Association, Cardiovascular & Pulmonary Section Sep2011
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          Cahalin, Lawrence P
          Markowski, Alycia
          Hickey, Mary
          Hayward, Lorna
        affil: Northeastern University, Department of Physical Therapy Boston, MA.
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          Decision Making, Clinical Education
          Education, Clinical
          Education, Doctoral
          Education, Physical Therapy
          Faculty Attitudes
          Faculty, Allied Health
          Patient Simulation
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          Behavioral Objectives
          Colleges and Universities
          Communication Evaluation
          Critical Thinking
          Decision Making, Clinical Evaluation
          Faculty Attitudes Evaluation
          Female
          Male
          Massachusetts
          Observational Methods
          Patient Assessment
          Physical Therapy Assessment
          Reflection
          Student-Patient Relations
          Teaching Methods
          Videorecording
          Aged: 65+ years
          Female
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      ab: Purpose: Standardized patients (SP) in Doctor of Physical Therapy (DPT) curricula are increasingly used for students to practice developing clinical reasoning, communication, and professional skills in an authentic learning environment. The purposes of this article are to: (1) describe an instructional model that synthesized SPs, Internet-based communities of practice, and reflection to teach clinical reasoning in DPT students; and (2) a cardiovascular and pulmonary physical therapy (CPPT) instructor's perspective on the educational process and student clinical skill development. Summary of Key Points: The model, employed in a course: 'Integrative Physical Therapy Practice,' enabled the instructor to document student clinical performance and reasoning during an SP interaction. For students, clinical reasoning was illuminated through the model's assessment process. Data collected through the assessment process provided important feedback to the instructor on classroom instructional effectiveness. Conclusions: Examination of student learning experiences enabled the instructor to consider: (1) key aspects of examination and management for persons with cardiovascular or pulmonary disorders, (2) methods for visualizing clinical reasoning, (3) the impact of teaching on student learning, and (4) strategies for teaching CPPT. More research is indicated to investigate pedagogy for the development of clinical reasoning in DPT students.
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