Postgraduate clinical physiotherapy education in acute hospitals: a cohort study

• Published in: Physiotherapy theory and practice Vol. 36; no. 1; pp. 157 - 169
• Main Authors: Bastick, M Physio, BHM, Emma K, O'Keeffe, B Physio, M Physio, David D, Farlie, B Physio, Post Grad Cert Physio, Grad Cert Health Prof Ed, Melanie K, Ryan, B Physio, Danielle T, Haines, PhD, B Physio (Hons), Grad Cert Health Economics, Terry P, Katz, B Physio, M Health Med Law, Nikki, Knight, B Physio, Jessica L, Keely, B Physio, Spec Cert Paed Ortho, Laura K, Saber, B Physio, Kelly J, Sturgess, B Physio (Hons), M Physio, Tamica R, Skinner, PhD, B. Physio (Hons), Elizabeth H
• Format: Journal Article
• Language: English
• Published: England Taylor & Francis Ltd 02.01.2020
• Subjects: Ability; Clinical medicine; Clinical skills; Clinical training; Cohort analysis; Confidence; Critical care; Education; Educational programs; Health education; Hospitals; Objectives; Pediatrics; Physical therapists; Physical therapy; Physiotherapy; Quality of service; Self evaluation; Self-efficacy; Women; Womens health; Work; hospitals; physical therapists; clinical competence; public; Education; physiotherapy

: Junior physiotherapists require satisfactory clinical skills to work effectively within the acute hospital setting for service quality and consistency. : To investigate the effects of stream-specific clinical training on junior physiotherapist self-efficacy, self-rated confidence, and self-rated a...