– Document initial assessment data and goals in the electronic record. 3. Ongoing Therapy Delivery: – Implement the PT regimen, balancing between individual sessions and group exercise programs. – Record critical metrics such as session duration, performance improvements, and any noted challenges. – Modify treatment plans as required, based on client progress and objective outcome measures. – Regular interdisciplinary communication between PT staff, care coordinators, and clinical supervisors supports adaptive adjustments.
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Final Assessment and Transition:
– Upon reaching established benchmarks, perform a final mobility assessment. – Document improvements, plan for maintenance therapy if required, or transition the client to the next level of support. – Archive therapy-related documentation for audit and regulatory review.
Staff Training Requirements:
• Physical therapists are licensed professionals who must complete training on the use of standardized assessment tools and therapeutic modalities. • Continuous education in advanced techniques and emergency response in PT settings is mandatory. • Regular in-service sessions are held to ensure that all therapists remain current with best practices.
Documentation Requirements:
• Detailed PT session logs, progress assessments, and final evaluation reports should be maintained in the digital records system. • Use version control to document any modifications in the therapy plan.
Emergency Protocols:
• If a client experiences an accident or acute physical distress during a session, the therapist is required to initiate immediate first aid, notify supervising staff, and activate the emergency response plan. • An incident report must be filed, and follow-up medical assessments arranged promptly.
iv. Speech Therapy
Purpose: Speech Therapy is crucial for improving communication abilities, mitigating swallowing difficulties, and enhancing overall language competencies.
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