PHTR 516 - Patient/Client Management I (cc)

Credit(s): 3
3 semester hours
This course reviews the history of the profession and prepares the student to participate in today’s varied health care environments. Professional ethics, values and responsibilities will be introduced. Students will develop professional skills including clinical reasoning, effective communication, interview skills, system screening and proper documentation. Specific tests and measures will be covered such as vital signs, sensory and balance testing. The course is designed to foster attitudes and abilities in students so they will have a commitment to continuing personal professional growth, including learning through self-directed and independent study. Offered summer trimester only.

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