Physiotherapy Management of Client Groups - HHT3001

Assessment 1: Focused classwork observations

Formative assessment will occur in the form of VLE discussion boards and other activities and in-class feedback on of Physiotherapy assessment techniques.
 
As the programme adheres to the Fitness to Practise regulations, professional conduct will be formatively assessed throughout the module, with the aim of learners being suitably prepared for HCPC registration on successful completion of the degree.

Focused classwork observations

Assessment 2: Oral Assessment

Oral Assessment

Assessment 3: Portfolio

Portfolio

Assessment 1: Written Assignment

The assignment will assess your ability to critically review the current literature of the management of distinctive client groups and propose an appropriate pathway of care. The presentation allows you to debate how communication strategies can influence the management of these patients whilst considering the impact of current policies in their management.

Written Assignment

This module will help you to develop an awareness and appreciation of physiotherapy and the roles of other health professionals in relation to a number of specific target groups. These may include paediatrics, older people, asylum seekers, homeless people and those with a learning disability or mental health problem. You&#39;ll explore policies and national drivers that inform the management and care of specific groups of people.
In addition, you will develop a critical understanding of the theories, principles and concepts underpinning current practice within distinct areas of physiotherapy. This module provides opportunities for you to develop a critical understanding of the theories, principles and concepts underpinning current practice within physiotherapy. Using scenario-based learning, you will promote an enquiry-based, critical understanding to the evaluation of the theoretical and practical approaches to care.
During this module you will undertake 170 hours of clinical practice. You will develop knowledge and non-clinical skills in managing patients within this environment. You will assess and reflect upon a physiotherapist’s role in contributing to a holistic approach to patient care.

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HHT3001 - Physiotherapy Management of Client Groups

Physiotherapy Management of Client Groups

be able to critically evaluate appropriate communication strategies giving contextual accounts of their use

be able to demonstrate professional conduct and evidence of competency across the 5 key areas of clinical practice.

be able to debate the social, moral and ethical dilemmas surrounding the provision of care to distinct client groups and critically evaluate the influence this may have on therapy provision.

be able to analyse and provide a contextual account of the documentation, policy position and national drivers relating to a distinct client group.

be able to critically appraise strategies utilised in the clinical management of patients across specific areas of physiotherapy practice.

be able to analyse the evidence base of the efficacy of communication strategies used in the physiotherapeutic management of specific conditions.

be able to debate the evidence base to support current management strategies of specific conditions.