3rd Bachelor in Physiotherapy
Clinical teaching, placements
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ECTS Credits | 18 |
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Number of Hours (h/year) | 360 |
Teaching staff | BELLIEVRE, Marie-Pierre BRUYERE, Nathalie BULLY, Muriel Cerasoli, Alfred Collet, Christophe Colleye, Dominique Delvaux, Laurence DEMEZ, Geoffrey D'ODEMONT, Grégoire Dols, Pascale HUPPERTZ, Michèle KESTENS, Michel MERCENIER, Caroline Mutsers, Sylvie PARMENTIER, Isabelle QUERTAIN, Sébastien Rouxhet, Charlotte SOLTANI, Karim TOUSSAINT, Marie |
Course Unit | Compulsory |
Term | Quad. 1 and 2 |
Code | PARA-D_KINE0041/3 |
Prerequisite | Know the subject about lesson included in curriculum of 1ère and 2nd years. |
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Aims and Objectives | Social-emotional : · Have a receptive attitude; · To be well disposed toward to know more; · To establish a therapeutic realtion, efficient, adepuate, reliable; · To become integrated into a care service and collaborate assiduously. . Cognitive : · To be able to establish the connections between theory and practical seen during the lesson and therapeutic needs met during training ; · To apply practices and theories knowledge with patient’s specificity ; · To adapt their knowledge to propose a therapeutic and good intervention. Psychomotor : · To master basic therapeutic’s gesture ; To master evaluation, balances and measures. |
Description | At the end of the 3rd year, student will have do at least 360 hours in a total of minimum 1125 hours to be distributed as follow : o At least 150 hours un treatment of locomotion system pathologies ( rhumatology, orthopaedy, traumatology) ; o At least 50 hours in treatment of neurology system ( peripheral or central) pathologies ;or breathing system pathologies, or cardio-vascular system pathologies · minimum20 hours may be reserved for participation at scientific manifestations which direct bond with physiotherapy practice ( pedagogic tour, conferences). |
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Teaching and Learning Methods | Practical activity and cases discussions |
Assessment Methods | Continuous assessment (70%) and written reports (30%) |
Notes | No |
Language | French |
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