Neurologic Rehab Symposium: Clinical Decision-Making Part 1

Description

Clinical decision-making in neurologic rehabilitation is complex, dynamic, and rarely linear. This symposium is designed to take you inside that process.

In Part 1, you’ll be introduced to a practical clinical decision-making framework that can be applied across the neurologic care continuum. Through real patient video demonstrations, you’ll observe how an expert clinician assesses movement, interprets patient responses, and adjusts decisions in real time. Two in-depth case studies will bring the framework to life, highlighting how moment-to-moment choices influence treatment progression and outcomes.

Rather than focusing on protocols alone, this session emphasizes how and why decisions are made—helping you strengthen your own clinical reasoning and confidence in complex cases.

This symposium is ideal for healthcare professionals working in neurologic rehabilitation across settings.

Register for Part 2 to see additional cases and advanced clinical applications.

Instructor

Learning Objectives

• Apply principles of patient engagement, including behavioral economics, therapeutic alliance, and motivational interviewing, to optimize patient outcomes
• Integrate clinical reasoning skills that reflect the application of person-specific information
• Integrate information from the biopsychosocial attributes of each person to provide comprehensive and precise care

Agenda

All times in Eastern Time.

11:00am–12:00pm

Clinical Decision-Making Framework

12:00pm–1:00pm

Case Study 1

1:00pm–1:15pm

Audience Q&A

1:15pm–2:15pm

Case Study 2

2:15pm–2:30pm

Audience Q&A

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