Rehabilitation in Hand Surgery

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REHabilitation in Hand Surgery, 15 ECTS 


COMMISSIONED EDUCATION | LUND UNIVERSITY

An advanced level course focusing on both hand rehabilitation as an inter-professional subject area, and on current research and development within the field.

COURSE DESCRIPTION

This course aims to enable specialised studies at an advanced level (A) and can be used towards a master's degree in one of the main fields of Occupational Therapy and Physiotherapy. The course recognises components of health according to the conceptual model of the International Classification of Functioning, Disability and Health – ICF (WHO) - and adopts a biopsychosocial perspective. An international faculty focuses on hand rehabilitation as an inter-professional subject area and presents current research and clinical development from an evidence-based perspective.

The course will be held on 4 separate occasions, a total of 20 days, over a year.

ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS

Participants must have earned the equivalent of 90 credits in Occupational Therapy, Physiotherapy or Medical Science and have documented clinical experience at a hand surgery unit.

EXAMINATION

Particpants are assessed on individual assignments and active participation. In order to pass the course, an attendance rate of 75% is required. In the event of absence, individualyl written assignments in addition to the regular mandatory assignments must be completed.

Participants who pass the course will receive a certificate for 15 ECTS. Participants who don't meet the admission requirements and who pass the course will receive a certificate for 130 hours of studies in Rehabilitation in Hand Surgery.

TERMS AND CONDITIONS

Registration is binding. The exchange of participants prior to course start can, however, be made at any time. A minimum of 30 participants is required in order for the course to start.

 

Dates are to be set soon. Course start in 2025.

Language

English

Course venue

Skåne University Hospital (SUS), Malmö, Sweden

Number of participants

30

Course fee to be set.

 

Contact

For questions regarding course content:
Sara Larsson, Lund University
sara.larsson.5408@med.lu.se
 
All other questions:
Ida Burguete Holmgren, Lund Universtiy Commissioned Education
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