Joan C. Rogers; Eleanor Clarke Slagle Lectureship—1983; Clinical Reasoning: The Ethics, Science, and Art. Am J Occup Ther 1983;37(9):601–616. https://doi.org/10.5014/ajot.37.9.601
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As I join the roster of Eleanor Clarke Slagle lecturers, I am keenly aware of the privilege and responsibility of being so honored by my professional colleagues. Since my selection for the award was based on a recognition of a synthesis of skills in occupational therapy practice, education, and research, it seemed fitting for me to pursue a topic that would in some way enable me to reflect this synthesis. Thus, in developing the theme of clinical reasoning, I have taken a practice issue, studied it from an educational perspective, and formulated a conceptual framework for guiding the development of a clinical science of occupational therapy.
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