Obtaining and documenting a full set of vital signs and the patient's self-reported pain level at the start and the end of a therapy session offers two critical layers of insight.
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It requires a nuanced understanding of a patient's condition, goals, and environment. Unlike a rigid, one-size-fits-all approach, a skilled therapist creates a dynamic plan that can be adjusted as the patient progresses.
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Therapists must be able to paint a clear picture of the patient's abilities, limitations, and how these impact their daily life. Here are some specific tips to help you write effective functional assessments.
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