Episode 1822 - Sharpening subjectives

The #PTonICE Daily Show

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11d ago 18:47

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Dr. Zac Morgan // #ClinicalTuesday // www.ptonice.com

In today's episode of the PT on ICE Daily Show, Spine Division Division Leader Zac Morgan dives into the importance of sharpening the subjective exam in clinical practice, particularly in cervical and lumbar spine management. He emphasizes that the subjective exam is crucial for refining the hypothesis list and gaining a deeper understanding of patient issues, often overshadowing the objective exam. Zac shares insights from his experience mentoring students and new clinicians at his practice in Hendersonville, highlighting common gaps in understanding the subjective exam. He encourages listeners to consider attending comprehensive courses on this topic for a more in-depth learning experience. Tune in to enhance your clinical skills and improve patient assessments!

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