Program Overview

Microprogramme en Rťťducation Pťrinťale et Pelvienne

The Microprogramme en Rťťducation Pťrinťale et Pelvienne is a second-cycle university program designed for physiotherapists. It comprises 15 credits of coursework, including four 3-credit courses, one 2-credit course, and one 1-credit course. The program is offered on a part-time basis, with modules held over weekends, four to five times a year, during the winter, summer, and fall trimesters. Students can complete the program in six to eight trimesters (2.5 to 4 years).

Objectifs/Compťtences

The primary objective of the program is to develop the necessary skills for the evaluation and treatment of various perineal and pelvic problems in diverse client populations (men, women, children, adults, neurological and geriatric clients). The program aims to equip students with the knowledge, skills, and attitudes required for ethical physiotherapeutic practice, based on scientific evidence.

Approches Pťdagogiques

The program's pedagogical approach focuses on integrating scientific notions into practice. Students will develop their analytical, synthesis, and application skills through various teaching methods, including lectures, case studies, and practical labs. The program emphasizes evidence-based practice and outcome measures.

Conditions dAdmission

To be eligible for the program, candidates must:

1. Hold a bachelor's degree in physiotherapy or a master's degree in physiotherapy, or an equivalent diploma.
2. Be a member of a professional physiotherapy organization in Canada.
3. Have a minimum average of 2.7 at the bachelor's level or equivalent at another university.
4. Possess sufficient knowledge of written and spoken French and English.

Cours

The program consists of the following courses:

• PHT-6201: RPP: Problťmatique urinaire fťminine (3 credits, winter trimester)
• PHT-6202: RPP: Problťmatique du prolapsus pelvien (1 credit, summer trimester)
• PHT-6203: RPP: Problťmatique musculosquelettique (3 credits, fall trimester)
• PHT-6204: RPP: ProblŤmes anorectaux et masculins (3 credits, winter trimester)
• PHT-6205: RPP: Problťmatique des algies pťrinťales (3 credits, fall trimester)
• PHT-6206: RPP: Populations spťcifiques (2 credits, winter trimester)

…valuations

Evaluations will be conducted through theoretical exams, practical exams, assignments, and case study resolutions.

Mises en Garde

Students are advised that some course content may be sensitive in nature. Additionally, laboratory practices will require students to participate in hands-on training, including pelvic floor examinations and physiotherapy interventions. Students who are unable to participate in these activities must arrange for a person to accompany them to the labs.

FAQ

• Where are the courses held? The courses are primarily held at the …cole de rťadaptation de lUniversitť de Montrťal.
• When does the program start? The program starts at the winter session, and the deadline for application is November 1st of the previous year.
• What is the minimum number of students required for a course to be offered? A minimum of 15 students is required for a course to be offered.
• What is the maximum number of students that can be admitted to a course? The maximum number of students that can be admitted to a course is 36.