课程开设三个下设方向 一个是物理治疗的general的方向 还有一个神经康复  一个高级神经肌肉骨骼实践方向 可以根据课程选择一下 可能会申请的时候就要选好哟
Physiotherapy (generic pathway)
Compulsory modules
Critical Reflection, Reasoning, and Appraisal in Clinical Practice20 credits
Dissertation - Master of Science in Physiotherapy60 credits
Evaluation and Research Development in Health Sciences20 credits
Optional modules
You must take an additional 80 credits from the optional modules below:

Advanced Rehabilitation of Long-Term and Complex Conditions20 credits
Advancing Clinical Practice (Applied Neurological Rehabilitation)20 credits
Advancing Clinical Practice (Principles of Neurological Rehabilitation)20 credits
Learning and Assessment in Healthcare Education20 credits
Advancing Clinical Practice (Diagnostics)20 credits
Rehabilitation for Pain Management20 credits
Advancing Clinical Practice (Management)20 credits
Contemporary Practices in Injection Therapy*20 credits
*Please note this module is only available to home students

The above is a sample of the typical modules that we offer but is not intended to be construed and/or relied upon as a definitive list of the modules that will be available in any given year. This course page may be updated over the duration of the course, as modules may change due to developments in the curriculum or in the research interests of staff.

Neuro-rehabilitation pathway
On this pathway you will advance your knowledge and expertise in the principles and theories of Neuro-Rehabilitation. This includes:

neuroplasticity
motor learning and movement analysis
neurophysiology (focus on spasticity)
optimising education
motivation
self-efficacy and engagement
Additionally this pathway will focus on the application of Neuro-Rehabilitation. This includes:

promoting motor and active learning
spasticity management
postural management and preventing complications
managing ageing in people with neurological conditions
delivering exercise classes to optimise function
adjuncts to rehabilitation (for example; orthoses, virtual reality, electrical stimulation, robotics)
The pathway is grounded in critical analysis and reflective practice, responsive to changes to practice and publication of new guidelines and equipping you with the skills of contemporary professional practice in Neuro-Rehabilitation.

Core modules
You will complete the following core modules:

Advancing Clinical Practice (Applied Neurological Rehabilitation)
Advancing Clinical Practice (Principles of Neurological Rehabilitation)
Critical Reflection, Reasoning, and Appraisal in Clinical Practice
Dissertation - Master of Science in Physiotherapy
Evaluation and Research Development in Health Sciences
Optional modules
You must take an additional 40 credits from the optional modules below:

Advanced Rehabilitation of Long-Term and Complex Conditions
Learning and Assessment in Healthcare Education
Rehabilitation for Pain Management
Contemporary Practices in Injection Therapy*
*Please note this module is only available to home students

The above is a sample of the typical modules that we offer at the date of publication but is not intended to be construed and/or relied upon as a definitive list of the modules that will be available in any given year. This prospectus may be updated over the duration of the course, as modules may change due to developments in the curriculum or in the research interests of staff.
 

Advancing Neuro-musculoskeletal Practice pathway
Neuromusculoskeletal (NMS) dysfunction is one of the world’s most costly and disabling health conditions. This pathway reflects the latest evidence and thinking behind NMS management, offering students the opportunity to broaden and deepen their knowledge and skills for the assessment and management of people with long-standing NMS dysfunction.

The scientific evidence relating to diagnosis and interventions for people with NMS dysfunction is rapidly evolving, and serves to contradict much traditional thought and practice. This pathway aims to equip participants with the necessary cognitive and physical skills for synthesis and applying this evidence.

Emphasis will be on advanced clinical reasoning, diagnostic testing and the interpretation of findings, considered essential for first contact practitioners. This will lead on to relevant decision making, patient management, appropriate communication and triage

With a focus on leadership and quality improvement, the basis of the pathway will be on:

the understanding of modern pain science
incorporating evidence-based movement, physical activity and exercise approaches
You will be given the opportunity to develop and demonstrate your knowledge and critical thinking through contemporary learning and assessment methods.

The core modules of the programme will be integrated with research training, and participants on the full MSc pathway will be given the opportunity to undertake a research project related to NMS dysfunction.

The two core Advancing Practice modules are focused on diagnosis and management of people with complex neuromusculoskeletal dysfunction and have been designed to reflect the very latest in evidence, practice, and theory.

Watch staff and students discussing the Advancing Neuromusculoskeletal Practice pathway.

Core modules
You will complete the following core modules:

Advancing Clinical Practice (Diagnostics)
Advancing Clinical Practice (Musculoskeletal Management)
Critical Reflection, Reasoning, and Appraisal in Clinical Practice
Dissertation - Master of Science in Physiotherapy
Evaluation and Research Development in Health Sciences
You must take an additional 40 credits from the optional modules below:

Optional modules
Advanced Rehabilitation of Long-Term and Complex Conditions
Learning and Assessment in Healthcare Education
Rehabilitation for Pain Management
Contemporary Practices in Injection Therapy*
*Please note this module is only available to home students

The above is a sample of the typical modules that we offer at the date of publication but is not intended to be construed and/or relied upon as a definitive list of the modules that will be available in any given year. This prospectus may be updated over the duration of the course, as modules may change due to developments in the curriculum or in the research interests of staff.