Provide written information for health professionals involved in patient care regarding any changes to patient’s medication regimen initiated while being managed in the pain clinic, which is relevant to the practice context Identify relevant evidence from subjective or objective 10. Apply advanced 10.1 Synthesise and interpret findings from clinical examination to support or refute differential diagnoses, clinical decision making assessment and diagnostic tests to confirm the diagnosis with a particular focus on those that indicate 10.2 Demonstrate well-developed judgement in pathology implementing and coordinating a patient management plan Display an awareness of the diagnostic accuracy of that synthesises all relevant factors physical tests performed and discuss the effect of a positive or negative test finding on pre/post-test probabilities Demonstrate flexible thinking and revisit subjective or objective examination findings when presented with new information, either from the patient or as a result of diagnostic investigations Link radiological findings to the presenting complaint, demonstrating awareness of aberrant pathology, incidental findings, anatomical variants and normal images Consider other physiological measures and their impact on differential diagnosis Interpret the relevance of findings of pathology results and decide on further assessment or management in conjunction with appropriate medical staff Involve staff to determine appropriate management when necessary for example, doctor, psychologist, – occupational therapist Incorporate the patient/caregiver in formulating a management plan Identify the appropriate management plan for soft tissue injuries and acute and persistent spinal and peripheral
Provide written information for health professionals involved in patient care regarding any changes to patient’s medication regimen initiated while being managed in the pain clinic, which is relevant to the practice context 10. Apply advanced clinical decision making 10.1 Synthesise and interpret findings from clinical assessment and diagnostic tests to confirm the diagnosis Identify relevant evidence from subjective or objective examination to support or refute differential diagnoses, with a particular focus on those that indicate pathology Display an awareness of the diagnostic accuracy of physical tests performed and discuss the effect of a positive or negative test finding on pre/post-test probabilities Demonstrate flexible thinking and revisit subjective or objective examination findings when presented with new information, either from the patient or as a result of diagnostic investigations Link radiological findings to the presenting complaint, demonstrating awareness of aberrant pathology, incidental findings, anatomical variants and normal images Consider other physiological measures and their impact on differential diagnosis Interpret the relevance of findings of pathology results and decide on further assessment or management in conjunction with appropriate medical staff Involve staff to determine appropriate management when necessary – for example, doctor, psychologist, occupational therapist Incorporate the patient/caregiver in formulating a management plan Identify the appropriate management plan for soft tissue injuries and acute and persistent spinal and peripheral 10.2 Demonstrate well-developed judgement in implementing and coordinating a patient management plan that synthesises all relevant factors
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