Clinical Reasoning: Forms of Inquiry in a Therapeutic Practice
by Cheryl Mattingly Phd, Maureen Hayes Fleming Edd Otr
Clinical Reasoning: Forms of Inquiry in a Therapeutic Practice explores how clinical reasoning functions within therapeutic work. The book considers the processes practitioners use to interpret situations and develop professional judgments, making it a relevant resource for readers interested in healthcare education, clinical practice, and therapeutic professions.
About This Book
Clinical Reasoning: Forms of Inquiry in a Therapeutic Practice examines clinical reasoning within the context of therapeutic work.
The book focuses on reasoning as an inquiry process, highlighting how practitioners make sense of clinical situations.
It is relevant to readers studying healthcare practice, therapeutic professions, and the development of professional judgment.
Written by Cheryl Mattingly and Maureen Hayes Fleming, this volume presents a focused examination of clinical thought and practice.
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