Miller Patricia A
Patricia A. Miller , BSc(PT), MHSc, MSc, PhD : Associate Clinical Professor, School of Rehabilitation Science, McMaster University, Hamilton, Ontario; PhD candidate, Health Research Methodology Program, McMaster University, Hamilton, Ontario; Strategic Training Fellow in Rehabilitation Research, CIHR Quality of Life Strategic Training Program, McMaster University / University of British Columbia.
Physiother Can. 2008 Spring;60(2):117-24. doi: 10.3138/physio.60.2.117. Epub 2008 Oct 10.
Physical therapists are expected to engage in self-assessment in order to ensure competent practice and to identify appropriate professional development activities.
This paper reviews the current literature on the accuracy and role of self-assessment in physical therapy. Current literature indicating that self-assessment cannot be conducted with any degree of accuracy is discussed, and a proposed reformulation of the concept of self-assessment is presented.
Practical strategies are offered for clinicians to improve the potential for obtaining reliable and valid information about their own clinical performance to guide the selection of appropriate professional development activities and to promote the provision of competent patient care.
物理治疗师需要进行自我评估，以确保提供胜任的治疗服务，并确定适当的专业发展活动。
本文回顾了当前关于物理治疗中自我评估的准确性和作用的文献。讨论了表明自我评估无法达到任何准确程度的现有文献，并提出了对自我评估概念的重新表述。
为临床医生提供了实用策略，以提高获取有关其自身临床表现的可靠且有效信息的可能性，从而指导选择适当的专业发展活动，并促进提供胜任的患者护理。
