overview of the Bsc pre-reg course structure and content
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BSc Hons pre-reg
Physiotherapy
Course overview
Validated 2014
to 2019
Course progression
Redesign with input from clinicians, students and service
users
level 6
level 5
level 4
skills
based
proficient
in clinical
reasoning
Self
directed
learners
Level 4
Year 1
Level 4
Neuro
Long term conditions
Dementia
Anatomy & physiology
focus on large muscle groups
basic CNS, tone
muscle structure
Pathology: relate to
CVA/MS/PD
Physio skills
assessment of
posture/movement/gait
handling skills
use of aids
MSK
Builds on Neuro module
Anatomy & physiology
detailed joints
tissue healing
pain
Pathology: OA/RA joint replacement
/fractures
Physio skills:
Objective Ax/ clinical decision
making
Exercise
heat/ice
level 4
CVR
Anatomy & physiology: control
& regulation of respiratory &
cardiac systems
Pathology: COPD/PVD/asthma/
surgery
Physio skills
basic Ax parameters
ACBT, flutter, PEP, spirometry,
manual techniques
patient education
Developing Professional
Practice
underpins all modules
prepares for professional practice
professionalism
reflection
observational visits
prepares for placement which is 50% of
module mark
pre-clinical mandatory skills
safeguarding,core values
delivers research component
clinical guidelines, systematic reviews,
protocols relevant to each of the
clinical conditions in physio modules
Level 4
Exercise
level 2 fitness instructor award
complements core Physio modules
prepares for placement
clinical populations:
pathologies covered in other L4
modules
obesity
diabetes
mental health
Physio skills
exercise prescription
group exercise
motivation/adherence/ behavior
change
Interprofessional Learning
reflection
communication
professionalism
regulatory frameworks
legal & ethical issues
safeguarding
lifestyle choices and impact on
health
Level 5
Year 2
Level 5
Physiotherapy Practice
40 credit module building on
level 4 Physio modules &
preparing for placement
case study based
integrates CVR, MSK, , Neuro
built around physiotherapeutic
process
problem identification &
prioritization
goal setting
patient management
impact of specific clinical
settings
Exercise and Physical
Activity
includes level 3 fitness instructor
award
builds complexity on year 1 exercise
prescription
complex client groups
long term conditions
multi-pathology
research methodology
quantitative data collection & analysis
outcome measurement and
monitoring
health promotion
Level 5
Patient Centred Practice
Service user focused
Models of health/illness
Talking therapies
Pain management
Models of client centred care
Qualitative research
methodology
Interprofessional Module
principles of MDT working
service user and carer
involvement
clinical governance
collaborative decision making
promoting safe and effective
service environments
Level 6
Year 3
Level 6
Interprofessional Module
builds on reflective practice &
service user and carer
involvement
quality improvement
methodology & evaluation
leadership & entrepreneurial
skills
Complex Case Management
enquiry based learning
series of case studies allocated to
small groups to research and
synthesise findings
women's health
burns & plastics
peripheral neuropathy
amputees
multiple trauma
4 hours teaching per week to
support service user perspective &
clinical skills for each case study
level 6
Promoting activity & social
inclusion
3 themes
paediatrics
learning disabilities
mental health
key note content online
delivery
small groups identify areas for
research
focus on the Physio role in
promoting self management &
social inclusion
Employability
retain opportunities for overseas
experience & venture matrix (SHU
body supporting independent
projects)
additional opportunities for extra
curricular learning, post graduate
taster days
development of Pebblepad portfolio
for final assessment (in line with HCPC)
academic advisors will deliver this
module
retain content on selection process
application, CV, personal statement
interview & presentations skills