Clinical and Professional Reasoning in Occupational Therapy
by Barbara Schell, John Schell
Clinical and Professional Reasoning in Occupational Therapy examines the reasoning that supports occupational therapy practice. Barbara Schell and John Schell present a focused resource for students and professionals interested in developing their understanding of clinical decisions, professional responsibilities, and thoughtful practice.
About This Book
Clinical and Professional Reasoning in Occupational Therapy focuses on the reasoning processes used within occupational therapy.
The book addresses both clinical reasoning and professional reasoning, reflecting the broad decision-making responsibilities of occupational therapy practice.
It is intended as a resource for understanding and developing reasoning in an occupational therapy context.
Written by Barbara Schell and John Schell, this title may be useful to occupational therapy students and professionals seeking a focused reference on practice reasoning.
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