Who makes the biggest impact on your home health outcomes — a PT, an OT, or a SLP? The truth is: it’s all of them — working together . If...

As in any profession, therapists need to receive feedback on their performance. Providing feedback allows therapists to identify their strengths and weaknesses and make improvements where necessary. However, providing constructive feedback requires tact and diplomacy to ensure that it is received positively and leads to professional growth. Here are some key steps to follow when evaluating the performance of therapists and providing feedback: Set Clear Expectations To evaluat