Functional Management for Adults with Neurological Disorders – Online course
description
An online course designed to introduce participants to the updated views of the assessment and treatment of adults with neurological/ neuromuscular dysfunctions inconsistent with the evidence-based practice. The course includes lectures, presentations, and discussion of different case studies with a strong emphasis on observational skills, movement analysis, and clinical reasoning. The course includes two modules, […]
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Course Curriculum
Module I “Basic principles & assessment of neurological conditions”
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LEC 1: Introduction: principles, theories
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LEC 2A: What are systems controlling our movement? Part 1
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LEC 2B: What are systems controlling our movement? part 2
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LEC 3: What do you see? Normal versus efficient movement.
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LEC 4: The “ICF” model as a framework for neurological assessment.
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LEC 5: Critical understanding of the process of neurological examination and PT diagnosis.
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LEC 6: Functional movement task analysis: Case study (1).
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LEC 7 and 8: Priorities in problems list, POC, Rehab. goals
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LEC 9: Case study (Assessment and Treatment of a patient with stroke)
Module II “Basics of treatment for different neurological conditions”
Live discussions with the instructors
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