INTERNSHIP
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- Versione italiana
- Academic year
- 2022/2023
- Teacher
- CARLA NALETTO
- Credits
- 11
- Didactic period
- Secondo Semestre
- SSD
- MED/48
Training objectives
- Guided Practical Training aims to provide the student with skills in the following areas:
HEALTH ASSISTANCE AND REHABILITATION
-evaluation of adult patients with the most common orthopaedic and neurological problems ( using reliable tools and observation)
-planning rehabilitation programmes.
- planning efficacious physiotherapy programmes which are safe for the patient and the health professional
PREVENTION
-primary prevention for musculoskeletal disorders
-identification of risk of secondary complications for the health professional and patient (by means of positioning , transfers, use of preventive measures).
-safety and hygiene in the workplace.
THERAPEUTIC EDUCATION
- planning simple therapeutic education programmes for the patient with neurological and orthopaedic disorders
COMMUNICATION/HEALTH PROFESSIONAL/PATIENT RELATIONSHIPS
-practice of active listening with patients and care givers.
-verbal and non verbal communication strategies (tutor as facilitator)
-interaction with other healthcare professionals and other people and working as a team
PROFESSIONAL ACCOUNTABILITY
- promotion of good practice and professional development (code of conduct and protection of privacy).
-recognition of one’s own limits and responsibilities.
- professional accountability and mediation skills in teamwork
-reporting skills.
MANAGEMENT/ORGANISATION
-planning the training together with the tutor, within the framework of the rules and regulations of the training centre chosen.
-identification of the status, interests and welfare of healthcare professions and their role within the organisation
FORMATION /SELF-APPRAISAL
-definition of the formation goals to be reached.
-feedback, reflection and self-appraisal
-putting into practice skills learned in theory lessons
EBP (evidence –based practice)
-using EBP in the choice of treatment or solving a clinical problem.
-researching and finding the best possible evidence available in relation to the patient. Prerequisites
- Passing internship First year Training
Course programme
- 4-week Guided Training in a musculoskeletal Rehabilitation Unit for adults and the elderly
with mainly acute and post-acute and chronic musculoskeletal disorders (conservative or post-surgical treatment)
-4-week Guided Training in a Nursing Home with patients who require rehabilitation and maintenance of fitness
-4 week Guided Training in a neurological rehabilitation unit with adult or elderly patients suffering from neurological disorders ( hemiplagia, head trauma, myelopathy) Didactic methods
- Tutor Guided training: briefing/de briefing, training contract, formation feedback. Group or individual tutorials with training co-ordinator in order to define formation goals, discussion of training experiences, clinical reasoning, skills laboratories with experts in the field.
-EBJC (Evidence Based Journal Club) Learning assessment procedures
- INTERNSHIP: The assessment consists of:
- a training evaluation by the internship tutor, via the compilation of the learning contract for the two required training placements (in the field of musculoskeletal, neurological or geriatric); the training evaluation will be changed into a certificated assessment;
- a certificated evaluation of a report on a case, evaluated by a committee formed by the Director of Education, Coordinator of the year and two internship tutor. To the internships and the report is assigned a score of thirty/30.
The partial internship grade results from the weighted average of the individual evaluations.
INTERNSHIP EXAMINATION: the examination for the evaluation of competences foreseen for the second year is divided into two different moments:
- a written exam in which students are asked to evaluate the performance of an adult neurological patient through observation of a video
- a practical test, generally carried out on simulated patient (another student) or real patient with musculoskeletal problems.
Each test will be evaluated by a committee formed by the Director of Education, by the Coordinator of the year and two expert physiotherapists in the respective fields. The grade results from the sum of the scores assigned to each criterion provided by a special evaluation grid.
The final grade results from the weighted average of partial scores of the first and second semester. Reference texts
- Manual placement. In-depth articles. Material of tutorial activities with educational coordinator