Documentation Instruction for Students
LaDora V. Thompson
Abstract
LaDora V. Thompson
Abstract
One major priority and responsibility of physical therapist educators today is to teach physical therapy students the purposes and the process of documentation. This article reviews the American Physical Therapy Association Documentation Guidelines.1 In addition, it systematically provides educational teaching strategies that assist in the development of documentation skills. Lastly, the article discusses documentation models.
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One major priority and responsibility of physical therapist educators today is to teach physical therapy students the purposes and the process of documentation. This article reviews the American Physical Therapy Association Documentation Guidelines.1 In addition, it systematically provides educational teaching strategies that assist in the development of documentation skills. Lastly, the article discusses documentation models.
Key concepts: Documentation, Medicine, Medical education, Process (computing), Computer science, Operating system, Programming language