Clinical Reasoning in Occupational Therapy part 3
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Clinical reasoning is a complex cognitive process that occupational therapists use to guide evaluation, intervention planning, and treatment. It involves gathering and analyzing information to understand a client's situation, considering various factors that influence their occupational performance and determining appropriate interventions. Clinical reasoning also requires reflecting on the outcomes of interventions to evaluate their effectiveness and make adjustments as needed based on the client's response and progress.
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