Opinto-opas

Osaamistavoitteet

Student
- is able to acquire, evaluate and critically apply national and international information related to rehabilitation
- recognizes evidence-based information, knows the principles of conducting research and is able to apply it in the development of rehabilitation
- knows and is able to use appropriate and evidence-based indicators to determine the effects and effectiveness of rehabilitation
- is able to evaluate the effects of rehabilitation taking into account quality and cost-effectiveness

Sisältö

Information retrieval
Evidence-based rehabilitation, degrees of evidence
Evidence-based information argumentation tool
Quality, effects and effectiveness of rehabilitation
Rehabilitation inputs and cost-effectiveness
Research expertise
Measurement in rehabilitation
Research ethics

Arviointikriteerit, tyydyttävä (1-2)

Student
- is able to acquire, evaluate and apply national and international evidence-based information related to rehabilitation
- identify and be able to use evidence-based instruments to determine the effects and effectiveness of rehabilitation
- is able to evaluate the quality and cost-effectiveness of rehabilitation

Arviointikriteerit, hyvä (3-4)

Student
- is able to acquire, critically evaluate and apply appropriately national and international rehabilitation-related information and reliable scientific research
- identify, be able to use and develop the use of evidence-based instrument to determine the effects and effectiveness of rehabilitation
- is able to evaluate and develop the quality and cost-effectiveness of rehabilitation

Arviointikriteerit, kiitettävä (5)

Student
- is able to acquire, critically evaluate and apply a wide range of national and international rehabilitation-related information and reliable scientific research
- to coordinate and develop the use of reliable instruments in a variety of ways to determine the effects and effectiveness of rehabilitation
- is able to implement or present critically justified solutions to improve the quality and cost-effectiveness of rehabilitation