JENT Clinical Reasoning & Assessment (J2CRA)

JENT Bodyworker (J2B)

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[dt_list_item image=””]Professional & Personal Development (J2PPD)[/dt_list_item]
[dt_list_item image=””]Equine Anatomy, Physiology & Pathology (J2EAPP)[/dt_list_item]
[dt_list_item image=””]Photonic Red Light Therapy (J2PRLT)[/dt_list_item]
[dt_list_item image=””]JENT A Practical Applications (J2PAA)[/dt_list_item]
[dt_list_item image=””]JENT B Practical Applications (J2PAB)[/dt_list_item]
[dt_list_item image=””]Clinical Reasoning (J2CR)[/dt_list_item]
[dt_list_item image=””]Professional Business Practices (J2PBP)[/dt_list_item]
[dt_list_item image=””]Train to Teach Horse Owner Courses (J2TTTHO)[/dt_list_item]
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Figuring it All Out

In this Module we will explore further how to integrate these new technologies into your growing clinical reasoning capacity.

A JENT bodyworker consults in a practical way to gather evidence which is critically considered, challenged and then integrated into a hypothesis to evaluate as many facts as they can gather to form a view that can lead to an appropriate intervention.

The main components of a clinical reasoning process are subjective and objective.

1. Weigh up the evidence as provided by the owner.
2. Then use all the signs and symptoms as provided by the horse to:

• Develop a thorough clinical history
• Generate a hypothesis
• Use specific questioning
• Use a physical examination to confirm or refute the hypotheses
• Implement a targeted and rationalised intervention