Overview
Overview
This course has been developed to provide graduates with the opportunity to continue their professional development as a lifelong learner. Students are provided with advanced theoretical knowledge.
What you'll learn
- utilise knowledge of biophysical, behavioural and clinical science into the safe and ethical delivery of physiotherapy services in diverse and dynamic settings
- critically interpret information to plan, implement and evaluate physiotherapy practice
- source, appraise, manage and use a wide range of information relevant to evidence-informed physiotherapy practice and effective decision-making
- use effective and respectful strategies for communication with diverse stakeholders
- use relevant technologies as part of contemporary physiotherapy practice
- semonstrate ongoing commitment to professional development and contribution to the profession through building personal lifelong learning capacities
- understand the local, national and global factors that inform the delivery of physiotherapy services within a global health care perspective
- demonstrate effective cross-cultural capabilities as part of respectful interactions in physiotherapy practice
- apply professional skills for working independent and collaboratively in physiotherapy practice and within interprofessional teams
