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Practice of Physiotherapy in Women’s Health Module draft

University of Bradford
Bradford , United Kingdom
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Physiotherapy
Area of study
Health
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On campus
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Full time
Course Language
English
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This module will enable you to reflect on and analyse recent advances, knowledge and current physiotherapy practice applicable to women's health in a clinical setting.

On successful completion of this module you will be able to:

  • Critically review relevant anatomy, biomechanic, physiology, pathology & psychology in relation to physiotherapeutic management in Women's Health of both simple & complex problems.
  • Critically evaluate, determine and implement appropriate physiotherapy management to develop advanced clinical practice related to women's health.
  • Apply advanced skills related to the assessment and examination of patients with women's health needs.
  • Utilise advanced knowledge and clinical reasoning skills to determine the appropriate physiotherapy management in women's health.
  • Synthesise knowledge and critically reflect on evidence based physiotherapy practice, applying this to advancing clinical practice in women's health.
  • Appraise the role of other healthcare professionals involved in women's' health in a variety of healthcare settings.
  • Critically reflect and appraise current practice utilising effective written, verbal communication, teaching skills and the use of information technology.
  • Understand and take into account the influence of patients' cultural, religious and socio-economic backgrounds on their health and well-being.
  • Employ a holistic and patient-centred approach within the overall physiotherapy management of service users.

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