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Hi everyone-
I'm a 1st year SDPT finishing up my second semester. Our coursework has become more and more application focused- most of what we do in class involves discussing patient cases and examination procedures that we then practice in lab.
I'm generally a good test taker and stay on top of my studying, but I feel like I am struggling to carry over paper-based knowledge to practical use with a mock patient.
My question is, is there a point in PT school when everything just seems to click? Better yet, does anyone have suggestions on how to enhance this practical skill with patient cases?
I'm a 1st year SDPT finishing up my second semester. Our coursework has become more and more application focused- most of what we do in class involves discussing patient cases and examination procedures that we then practice in lab.
I'm generally a good test taker and stay on top of my studying, but I feel like I am struggling to carry over paper-based knowledge to practical use with a mock patient.
My question is, is there a point in PT school when everything just seems to click? Better yet, does anyone have suggestions on how to enhance this practical skill with patient cases?