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A Guide to Entrustment for Physical Therapy Educators: Elevating Clinical Competence.

Cara A Berg-Carramusa^1,2, R Lucas Burns^1,2

¹Cara A. Berg-Carramusa is the Associate Professor, Tufts School of Medicine-DPT Seattle.

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Physical therapy educators can use a new framework to integrate entrustment principles into practice-based learning. This approach enhances learner development and clinical competence by focusing on the affective domain alongside cognitive and psychomotor skills.

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Affective Domain Clinical Education Entrustment Characteristics

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Medical Education
Physical Therapy Education

Background:

Competency-based education and entrustable professional activities are key in medical training.
Physical therapy education needs effective methods to support learner development in clinical settings.

Purpose of the Study:

To introduce a practical framework for physical therapy educators.
To apply entrustment principles in practice-based learning.
To integrate affective, cognitive, and psychomotor domains for enhanced clinical competence.

Main Methods:

Drawing from medical education literature on competency-based education.
Adapting the "A RICH" features of medical education.
Developing a visual and conceptual aid (EduGraphic) for educators.

Main Results:

A framework for applying entrustment principles in physical therapy practice-based learning.
Emphasis on integrating the affective domain with cognitive and psychomotor domains.
Adaptation of medical education principles to physical therapy settings.

Conclusions:

The EduGraphic provides a visual aid to improve clinical teaching practices.
Aligns physical therapy education with contemporary competency-based models.
Aims to establish a shared language and relevance in physical therapy education.