English nomenclature for physiotherapists - public course for free

Wednesday 11 October 2023, 9:15

The course focuses on the application of the physiotherapist's knowledge in the English language. Expanding and consolidating professional vocabulary targeted at physiotherapy. Individual modules are focused on specific areas in the care of different patients, specific nomenclature, practicing conversational skills both with the patient and with colleagues in interdisciplinary collaboration. Use of professional nomenclature in research, working with data, navigating the literature, use of abbreviations.

The course takes place on 12. and 13. October 2023, 14:00-17:00 TU-1.140, FZV UP
Next dates: 2. and 3. November 2023, 14:00-17:00 TU-1.140, FZV UP
            22. and 23. November 2023, 14:00-17:00 TU-1.140, FZV UP 


The course is for free, please sign up HERE


Module content:

Introduction: Physical assessment methods and possibilities
Anamnestic assessment
Neurological assessment
Musculoskeletal assessment
Cardiovascular and respiratory assessment
Treatment possibilities in PT
Patient education
Physiotherapeutic techniques

The aim of the course is for the graduate to master a specific vocabulary, to improve his/her understanding of professional text, to be able to communicate in English with patients and colleagues within a multidisciplinary team. Integral to this is, the strengthening of competencies in English language to guide students in English language within the professional practice or follow-up curriculum.
 

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