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Notes on therapy documentation, from the data up.
Short, data-grounded writing on where documentation burden actually lives, what it costs, and how structured clinical data changes the workflow. Sourced, and written for clinicians.
The evaluation workflow · August 2026
What should a re-evaluation inherit?
Roughly half the text in a typical hospital progress note is copied from a previous one. Blanket copy-forward and blank-slate re-entry are both wrong; the right answer is a field-level policy: carry context, never carry measurements.
Read → Documentation burden · July 2026The therapy documentation problem isn't writing. It's structure.
Fewer than half of the objective measures rehab therapists collect ever get entered as discrete data. That gap is where the burnout and the denied claims both live.
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