Syllabus
Theory
Introduction to the Evidence – Based-Physiotherapy
EBP and resource searchers
EBP and McKenzie (MDT)
EBP and spinal cord injuries
Physical therapy treatment for urinary incontinence in neurological patient
Aquatic therapy in Parkinsone disease
EBP and back pain
Neurological standardzeid assessments
Health bebefits of Nordic walking in chronic non-communicable diseases
EBP and older adults home-based physiotherapy
Limits in EBP
EBP in sports
Lab:
EBP in children with disabilities
EBP, sport and young adults: prevention of sport injuries
EBP and sport injuries
EBP and Nordic walking
EBP and ergonomics at work
EBP and aquatic therapy
EBP and urinary incontinence
EBP and spinal cord injuries
EBP and back pain
EBP and McKenzie
Annotation
Evidence-Based Practice represents the integration of the best research evidence with clinical expertise and patient preferences, which is very important to the field of physiotherapy today. The subject is an intensive program in which several universities participate, which implement study programs in physiotherapy.
The intensive program includes lectures on EBP, practical lessons, online meetings and individual student activities as well as work in working groups.