Clinical Reasoning Part 4

This week is our final episode in our four part series with Kyan Sahba, PT, DPT, PhD on clinical reasoning. Kyan is an assistant clinical professor and post-doctoral research fellow at Loma Linda University and the author of The Pediatric PT Playbook. Kyan’s clinical background spans early intervention, school-based, outpatient peds, acute care, and peds oncology. She felt passionate about creating a resource around frameworks that she wished she had had as a student, which led to her writing The Pediatric PT Playbook. Over the last three weeks we have been discussing these frameworks and how they can be utilized for clinical reasoning needed to excel on the PCS exam. If you haven’t listened to the last few episodes, please go back and do so before listening to today’s conclusion. Today, we’ll wrap up the series by exploring the advanced judgment and decision-making skills expected of Pediatric Clinical Specialists, focusing on asking not only ‘why?’ but also ‘what else?’

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