Study Guide

Objectives

Students
- see the customer as a bio-psycho-social entity
- work as experts in physiotherapy in multiprofessional contexts
- work independently in practical training to improve their professional expertise
- choose and implement evidence-based physiotherapy in different working environments

Content

- optional practical training content

Assessment criteria, pass/fail

Evaluation criteria, pass/fail:
In a passed mark, the student:
- is able to apply what they have learned to the situation at hand, taking into account red and yellow flag
- can justify their actions
- gives and receives feedback actively and constructively
- reviews and evaluates issues from the perspective of the client / group / work community
- is able to act in a responsible manner and with the attention of others

A failed mark is the result when:
- the student presents insufficient and flawed information
- the use of information is limited and the critical hold is missing
- there is little change in activity despite feedback
- the student is poorly prepared for situations or unable to justify their actions
- the tasks given are incomplete or inadequate
- the student is not spontaneous, interested in work or motivation is low
- the student lacks in co-operation skills
- self-assessess their activities superficially
- it is difficult for the student to receive feedback
- endangers patient safety
- the student presents actions with unethical features
- the student behaves inappropriately
- does not comply with duty of secrecy