مادة دراسية
RHS 434- SELECTED CLINICAL TOPICS
This course is intended to reinforce the clinical application of principles of treatment and therapeutic skills to patients with orthopaedic or other diseases and also to train the students how to write a report on a selected clinical problem and how to work independently.
The course aims to prepare and train the students to examine and treat orthopaedic disorders within the physical therapy scope of practice and how to report that effectively and present it with an evidence based practice resources.
The clinical practice at the hospital means shadowing/clinical observation. It doesn’t require hands-on experience. The student in clinical observation is observing a senior physical therapist that provides care to patients. Through clinical observation experiences, the student sees how the physical therapist can assess, plan, organize, and participate in rehabilitative programs that improve mobility, relieve pain, increase strength, and improve or correct disabling conditions resulting from musculoskeletal or neurological abnormalities (Inpatient and/or Outpatient clinics).
Clinical Course Objectives:
Upon completion of this course students will have a clear understanding and be able to:
1. Demonstrate an understanding of the appropriate assessment and physical therapy management of the common orthopaedic disorders.
2. Demonstrate an understanding of the basic clinical skills of problem solving, clinical decision-
making and clinical reasoning.
3. Consistently practice in a manner consistent with KSU Code of Ethics, with legal practice standards, and, with minimal guidance and adhere to institutional regulations related to patient care and fiscal management.
4. Demonstrate critical thinking skills.
5. Gain confidence in evaluating, design plan of care, and adapting delivery with respect to individual and cultural differences.
6. Effectively manage time and resources, and adapt to situational needs.
7. Gain the minimum skills on independently writing a physical therapy evaluation, plan of treatment, discharge summary, in a technically competent manner with simple or semi- complex patient cases.
8. Write and present a full patient report about a selected case and support that with the appropriate evidence based practice resources and references.
9. Demonstrate the capability for critical thinking and searching for articles and evidence based
practice references for best practice.
The course aims to prepare and train the students to examine and treat orthopaedic disorders within the physical therapy scope of practice and how to report that effectively and present it with an evidence based practice resources.
The clinical practice at the hospital means shadowing/clinical observation. It doesn’t require hands-on experience. The student in clinical observation is observing a senior physical therapist that provides care to patients. Through clinical observation experiences, the student sees how the physical therapist can assess, plan, organize, and participate in rehabilitative programs that improve mobility, relieve pain, increase strength, and improve or correct disabling conditions resulting from musculoskeletal or neurological abnormalities (Inpatient and/or Outpatient clinics).
Clinical Course Objectives:
Upon completion of this course students will have a clear understanding and be able to:
1. Demonstrate an understanding of the appropriate assessment and physical therapy management of the common orthopaedic disorders.
2. Demonstrate an understanding of the basic clinical skills of problem solving, clinical decision-
making and clinical reasoning.
3. Consistently practice in a manner consistent with KSU Code of Ethics, with legal practice standards, and, with minimal guidance and adhere to institutional regulations related to patient care and fiscal management.
4. Demonstrate critical thinking skills.
5. Gain confidence in evaluating, design plan of care, and adapting delivery with respect to individual and cultural differences.
6. Effectively manage time and resources, and adapt to situational needs.
7. Gain the minimum skills on independently writing a physical therapy evaluation, plan of treatment, discharge summary, in a technically competent manner with simple or semi- complex patient cases.
8. Write and present a full patient report about a selected case and support that with the appropriate evidence based practice resources and references.
9. Demonstrate the capability for critical thinking and searching for articles and evidence based
practice references for best practice.
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