Health Sciences and Social Services - Rehabilitative Health/Services
The qualification will allow the graduate to be a registered independent physiotherapist who:
Applies evidence-based physical and holistic approaches to patient care, incorporating core modalities such as Therapeutic Exercise, Manual therapy, and Electrotherapy.
Utilizes these skills in a curative, rehabilitative, preventative, and promotive manner.
Contributes to planning and implementation of managerial tasks in patient care and in the utilization of department resources.
Continuous evaluation of professional conduct, cognitive, psychomotor, and affective skills in acute and chronic clinical areas and community settings by self, peers, and supervisors.
Written, practical, oral, and clinical examinations.
Continuous evaluation in each subfield of physiotherapy of professional conduct, cognitive, psychomotor, and affective skills in acute and chronic clinical areas and community settings by self, peers, and supervisors.
Evaluation of the management of patients in the subfield of physiotherapy, including assessments, analysis, diagnoses, and treatment.
Evaluation of the application of selected diagnostic and therapeutic procedures.
Evaluation of the ability to undertake and complete a research project.
Written, oral, and practical examinations in physiotherapy.
Final examination consists of:
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