Clinical reasoning is considered fundamental to all forms of health care and is seemingly as difficult to define as it is to teach. Clinicians generally ‘know it when they see it’, but rarely stop to consider what is meant by it, and more importantly, how to teach it to the next generation of clinicians.
Target
This course is aimed at all allied health professionals and allied health assistants who supervise and mentor students as well as early career staff.
Overview
In the completion of this half-day training, participants will gain the following:
- Introduction to clinical reasoning
- Differences between experienced clinicians and novices
- Five types of clinical reasoning
- Teaching clinical reasoning
- Making thinking visible
Provider
Office of the Chief Allied Health Officer.
Completion requirements
To be marked as completing the training, you are required to attend the training in full (100% attendance).
How to enrol
Please note that enrolling into this course will not secure a spot on an upcoming training session. To book in for a session, first enrol here then select an available session under the 'Book Here' tab.
Self-enrol
Use the 'Enrol me' button located at the bottom of this page. If you cannot see the 'Enrol me' button at the bottom of this page, please CLICK HERE and re-check for the 'Enrol me' button at the bottom of this page. Clicking on the 'Enrol me' button will enrol you in the course and take you to the course homepage. Then you will be able to sign-up to a training session.
NTG Staff – login with your NTG LAN details. These are the same details you use to log onto your work computer.
Non-NTG Staff – login with your MyLearning account details or apply for a MyLearning account using the Application form for non-departmental staff.
Contacts
For information regarding the course, contact:
Allied Health Clinical Educator
p 8944 8608
e alliedhealthclinicaleducator.doh@nt.gov.au