How do orthopaedic manual physical therapy fellows experience clinical reasoning? A phenomenological study.

A phenomenological study examined how orthopaedic manual physical therapy (OMPT) fellows perceive and navigate clinical reasoning during their advanced training. Researchers Girard and White explored the lived experiences of these fellows to better understand the cognitive and decision-making processes involved in OMPT practice. Findings from this qualitative inquiry may offer insights for improving fellowship education and mentorship in manual therapy.

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