Two weeks before mid-term:
Time to start thinking of the TCU patients as your own. This, obviously, means knowing them. (If you need the daily patient sheet, I will happily print it for you. Just make sure the patients' names and MRNs are blacked out or cut off the page before you take it off campus.)
Come to clinic relatively prepared with these three questions in mind: e.g. which patients, what deficits, and with which treatment tasks?
Take a little time when you first arrive to select materials, then let's head out to your first patient. Remember, of course, that patient may not be available so be prepared to move on to another.
Specific information regarding the Communication Sciences and Disorders' Acute Care Speech Language Pathology practicum led by Carley Evans MS CCC SLP. Carley is a medical speech pathologist at the Evelyn Trammell Institute for Voice and Swallowing of the Medical University of South Carolina in Charleston. If you are new to this practicum, start with the oldest post listed in Archive.
Monday, February 11, 2008
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