Writing Patient/Client Notes: Ensuring Accuracy in Documentation
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Writing Patient/Client Notes: Ensuring Accuracy in Documentation
- Addresses how Patient/Client Management and SOAP notes work in accordance with the APTA’s Guide to Physical Therapy Practice and WHO’s ICF model.
- Features exercises and worksheets at the end of each section and chapter.
- Provides samples of both correct and incorrect note writing.
- Teaches readers how to write a defensible note.
- Offers a quick review of medical terminology and abbreviations used in note writing.
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