1.Some of the benefits of encouraging her patient to do something they do not want to do are
The harms are
2.Dr.B was right on the side of teaching faculty because it is not possible for a physical therapist to visit each patients home to drop them after the service.Though it can be done on a humanly basis as personal choice but not practically possible and professionally accepted. There are chances that every patient may start demanding.So informing the student is Dr.B's duty and cannot be a pressure for students.
3.This seems to be a legal problem because Linda is a student (means under observation and guidance of an educational institutions)As a concern of protection the students are not supposed to go along with every patients and lead them in their home.
4.Linda can talk with other colleagues regarding this.The best way to clear this dilemma is to get help from a senior or the teaching faculty who can clarify what can be done by a student and what cannot be done by a student.
Linda is a student in training to become a physical therapist. Dr. B., who is the...
Case Study: Linda is a student in training to become a physical therapist. Dr. B., who is the head of the Physical Therapy Department, has told Linda that she helps the patients too much. Many times he has said, "You can't go home with the patients. They must learn to take care of themselves." Nearing the end of her program, Linda is doing very well in all her studies, but she fears Dr. B. will not give her a good...
Read Chapters 3 and 4, then discuss the following case to the best of your abilities: THE CASE OF LATOYA AND THE PHYSICAL THERAPY PATIENT Latoya is in training to become a physical therapist. Dr. B., the head of the Physical Therapy Department, has told her that she helps the patients too much. Many times he has said, “You can’t go home with the patients. They must learn to care for themselves.” Nearing the end of her program, Latoya is...
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