Health Sciences and Social Services - Rehabilitative Health/Services
Graduate Level Knowledge and Skills in Physiotherapy: The primary aim of the qualification is to provide students with a diverse range of graduate-level knowledge and skills specific to physiotherapy. This will prepare them to register with the Health Professions Council of South Africa and work independently across various sectors such as communities, hospitals, clinics, special schools, industry, and the sports domain. The programme emphasizes a Primary Health care approach to client management.
Management, Leadership, and Research Skills: The second objective of the qualification is to equip students with essential management, leadership, and research skills. These skills are crucial for students to actively engage in health care development and policy-making processes.
Cultivating a Cadre of Physiotherapists: The third purpose is to address the need in South Africa for a dedicated group of physiotherapists who can provide high-quality, accessible rehabilitation services. The program aims to continuously enhance students' knowledge and skills before pursuing postgraduate qualifications.
Health Care Knowledge and Skills:
Knowledge of Health Policies and Systems:
Understanding Physiotherapy:
Self-awareness and Learning:
Primary Health Care:
Cultural Sensitivity and Advocacy:
Research Skills:
Adapting Techniques and Client Management:
Teamwork and Collaboration:
Ethical Conduct and Professionalism:
Communication Skills:
Management Skills:
Integrated Assessment:
By adhering to these expectations, a physiotherapy student can excel in their studies and contribute effectively to the healthcare profession.
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