The Pediatric PT Case Handbook: Self-Study Edition

Reading a framework and applying one under pressure are two different skills.

The Pediatric PT Playbook teaches the frameworks. The Case Handbook is where you practice using them, on eight complete cases worked start to finish, so the reasoning is already familiar before a real patient is waiting on it.

WHAT IS INSIDE

8 full cases, one per pediatric setting plus a cross-setting capstone: school-based, early intervention, outpatient, inpatient and acute, NICU, oncology, home health, and a NICU-to-EI capstone.

All 14 trademarked frameworks in use, chained the way real clinical reasoning works rather than presented one at a time: QFF™, ACCESS™, ALERT™, ASK™, BRAIN™, F.O.C.U.S.™, MAPS™, MOVE™, MOVE-S™, PARTNER™, PLAY™, SAFE KIDS™, TEACH™, and VOICE™.

A blank worksheet for every case, with write-in space for each framework and a draft-your-own goal box.

A mixed-format assessment set per case: best-answer, except, situational judgment, select-all, fill-in-blank, and complex multi-statement reasoning questions.

A full answer key with the rationale for every item, not just the letter.

All-new patients. None of these children appear in the free Case Card series or in any published article, so nothing here duplicates something you have already read for free.

WHO IT IS FOR

DPT students heading into a pediatric rotation, new graduates in their first pediatric role, and clinicians moving into pediatrics from another setting.

66 pages, PDF. A fillable edition is included, so the worksheets can be typed into and saved rather than printed.

An Instructor Edition also exists, with facilitation notes, a live lab exercise, a common student error, and a scoring rubric for every case. It is licensed to programs rather than sold individually. For that, contact drky@beingthept.com.

TERMS OF USE

This is professional education for licensed clinicians and for students in training. It is not clinical advice for any individual patient, and nothing in it creates a clinician-patient relationship with the author or publisher. Where it differs from your academic program's requirements, your employer's policy, your state practice act, or a payer's rules, those govern. It carries no continuing education credit, certification, or accreditation.

The cases are teaching scenarios. Names and identifying details are invented, and no case describes a real patient.

Digital product. Because the files are delivered immediately on purchase, please read this description and the page count before buying.