Study Guide

Objectives

The aim of the course is to gain practical experience in physiotherapy.

Student
• analyse their clients as bio-, psycho- and social entities
• can work as physiotherapists in multiprofessional situations
• act self-directed in clinical practice
• select and carry out evidence based physiotherapy

Assessment criteria, pass/fail

Evaluation criteria, pass/fail:

A passed mark is the result when the student:

• demonstrates the versatile management of physiotherapy and flexibly combines information with a variety of professional contacts and situations
• justifies their activities theoretically and based on evidence
• is able to combine existing knowledge in a versatile and creative way
• excercises physiotherapy with high quality and focusing on the client
• is motivated and enthusiastic about physiotherapy
• actively and comprehensively evaluates their own activities, and for example the activities of their classmate
constructively
• takes advantage of the feedback they receive as a tool for improving their professional competence
• co-operates responsibly and flexibly
• has good interaction skills and contributes to physiotherapy
• understands the economic and well-being effects of physiotherapy, both on an individual and on a societal basis

A failed mark is the result when the student:

• has deficient, inadequate or uncritical knowledge
• does not prepare properly for situations or tasks
• works unreliably
• has little spontaniety
• lacks in co-operation skills
• repeatedly behaves unprofessionally
• does not make use of the feedback received
• has a low level of motivation
• does not respect the opinions of others
• endangers patient safety
• does not take into account the ethical principles of physiotherapy
• has a lot of abcenses and the their goals are at least partly unfulfilled