Case studies

Pick one of these case studies to start shaping your mind for clinical reasoning. The level of the case content is indicated as easy, medium or hard. If you haven’t worked with the HOAC II before, it may be a good idea to start with a case with easy case content.

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Maya

validated by Voigt JJ, MSc
Level: Difficult

Anna

validated by Voigt JJ, MSc
Level: Easy

Paul

validated by Voigt JJ, MSc
Level: Medium

What they say

I'm impressed. I'm saying this for the fourth time now.

Dr. RHH Engelbert
- Director of Physiotherapy education, University of Applied Sciences, Amsterdam, The Netherlands
- Editor of "Clinical Reasoning with the HOAC II" (2010)

This really is a stimulating tool to develop clinical reasoning for starting professionals. It was a tremendous experience!

F van Hartingsveld, MSc
- Professor in Neurology & Evidence-Based Practice at the University of Applied Sciences, Amsterdam, The Netherlands

This web app is an excellent tool for teaching clinical reasoning. I’m going to implement it in the new & current curriculum.

JJ Voigt, MSc
- Professor in Neurology, Skills coordinator at the European School of Physiotherapy, Amsterdam, The Netherlands

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Case studies

Pick one of these case studies to start shaping your mind for clinical reasoning. The level of the case content is indicated as easy, medium or hard. If you haven’t worked with the HOAC II before, it may be a good idea to start with a case with easy case content.

Maya

Anna

Paul

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