Has the term "clinical reasoning" become a cliche? In the video below, NAIOMT founding member, Erl Pettman, discusses the role of clinical reasoning with Brett Windsor, and shares his advice for young PTs.

"Clinical reasoning is much like puzzles. The people who love puzzles as a child, they're going to be the clinical reasoners of tomorrow."

The Corona virus has coincided with a renewed interest in TelePT. Although there’s no absolute definition of what TelePT is, it’s generally defined as “the provision of rehabilitation across the spectrum of acute, subacute, and community settings at a distance, using telecommunication technology to deliver real-time audio and video conferencing between providers and patients as synchronous telehealth.”¹ Although research is relatively minimal, a 2018 systematic review found some positive impact on health outcomes and satisfaction, with some evidence of cost savings in one study.² Unsurprisingly, the authors recommended robust study prior to drawing any definitive conclusions.