What type of outcomes should kinesiologists document regarding their clients?

Kinesiologists are required to document measurable progress toward their clients' goals and interventions because this reflects the effectiveness of the treatment provided. Documenting measurable outcomes allows practitioners to evaluate whether their interventions are working and to make necessary adjustments to the treatment plan.

These outcomes could include specific metrics such as improvements in physical function, strength, endurance, or range of motion, as well as clients’ self-reported measures of their progress. Using measurable data helps establish a clear baseline and track growth over time, which is crucial for both accountability and evidence-based practice.

This approach aligns with professional standards and ensures that kinesiologists are not only providing quality care but are also adhering to best practices in client documentation. It also promotes better communication with other healthcare professionals involved in the client's care.