Module Applied Physiotherapy Management of Neurological Dysfunction
-
Location Carlisle - Fusehill Street
-
Duration Single module
-
Mode of study Part-time
-
Start date April 2012, 2013
The next start date for this module in Carlisle will be 17 April 2012. The module will run for 4 consecutive weeks followed by tutorial sessions in May 2012.
NHS Funded Trust Employees only
After you have decided which module you would like to study, you will need to check that you meet the entry criteria. If this module is to be funded by your employing Trust, the next step is to contact the CPD lead (training manager) at your Trust. They will then ask you to complete the CPD-Apply application. Once this has been authorised by your trust, the University will contact you with further information.
If you intend to fund this by other means, please follow the University’s ‘apply now’ link on the left hand side of this page.
Why study with us?
This module is drawn from the postgraduate Accelerated Physiotherapy programme. You will explore how Physiotherapy is progressed and modified in frequently encountered neurological conditions. An emphasis is placed on individualised approaches to the Physiotherapy management of the person with neurological dysfunction. The role of the Physiotherapist in the Health and Social care team will also be highlighted. Broader issues related to disability will also be addressed.
Course Summary
The pathology of frequently encountered neurological conditions across the lifespan including Stroke, Cerebral Palsy, Parkinson’s Disease, Multiple Sclerosis, Traumatic Brain Injury; collaborative approaches to rehabilitation; social, cultural and ethical issues relating to disability; evaluation of theoretical and practical Physiotherapy skills such as; facilitation of movement, mobilisation techniques, and task specific training; individual and group approaches to management.
Modules
RPHP7101 Applied Physiotherapy Management of Neurological Dysfunction - 20 credits at level 7
Student Work
The method of assessment for this module will be a 2,250 word assignment plus practical examination.