Simulator II

Many rehabilitation clinicians have faced challenges in clinical decision-making due to inconsistent patient performance. For example, what we see in the clinic might not match a patient’s reported limitations. Without objective data to back in-clinic performance, we may be left making more judgment calls about treatment progression than we’d like. Consistency of effort (COE) testing…

Movement screens earned their place in rehab. The Functional Movement Screen gave clinicians a shared language for movement quality: a standardized, repeatable way to watch someone move, flag asymmetries, and clear for pain. If you have spent any time in this field, you have run hundreds of them. There is real value in that common…

Manual muscle testing is the most widely used strength assessment in rehab. Every PT and OT learns it, nearly every clinic uses it, and for confirming gross weakness or screening quickly at the bedside, it does a real job. It is not going anywhere — and it shouldn’t. But here is something worth addressing: MMT…

Task simulation is the practice of replicating real-world activities, from job duties to daily self-care, inside a controlled clinical environment. It’s become a cornerstone of modern occupational therapy because it bridges the gap between what patients do in the clinic and what they actually need to do in life. But here’s the thing we don’t…

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