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    This study helps clinical supervisors identify and address challenges in physical therapist problem-solving skills. It offers a model to improve clinical reasoning and patient care individuality.

    Area of Science:

    • Physical Therapy Education
    • Clinical Reasoning
    • Healthcare Professional Development

    Background:

    • Clinical problem-solving is crucial for physical therapists to provide individualized patient services.
    • Deficits in problem-solving can negatively impact the quality and uniqueness of patient care.
    • Supervisors require tools to accurately assess and guide student and therapist problem-solving behaviors.

    Purpose of the Study:

    • To assist clinical supervisors in recognizing specific difficulties in clinical problem-solving.
    • To clarify misunderstandings supervisors may have regarding problem-solving behaviors.
    • To provide a framework for enhancing clinical problem-solving skills in physical therapy.

    Main Methods:

    • A comparative model illustrating the behaviors of problem solvers versus non-problem solvers at each stage of the problem-solving process.

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  • Discussion of common sources of confusion in perceiving clinical problem-solving.
  • Inclusion of practical examples and applications of the proposed model.

    • Main Results:

    • The model differentiates problem-solving and non-problem-solving behaviors across all steps.
    • Identifies specific areas where supervisor perception may differ from actual student/therapist performance.
    • Provides actionable strategies for supervisors to foster better clinical problem-solving.

    Conclusions:

    • Effective clinical problem-solving is essential for distinct and high-quality patient care.
    • Supervisors can improve their assessment and guidance by understanding a structured problem-solving model.
    • Implementing the model can enhance the clinical problem-solving abilities of both students and practicing physical therapists.