The Principles of tissue injury, healing and rehabilitation module gives you a detailed overview of how injuries are rehabilitated from onset to return to activity including the post-surgical patients. The subject matter contains relevant tissue anatomy, recovery potential and patterns, and sets out effective goal setting for recovery and return to sport.

After taking this module you should be able to describe, know and understand the following key concepts;

- Stages of tissue healing in musculoskeletal injury

- How management strategies are linked to the stage of tissue healing and how the approach varies with acute and overuse injuries

- Principles of designing a rehabilitation programme including goal setting and progression

- Evidence based management principles for acute and overuse joint, bone, tendon, ligament and muscle injuries.

- Tissue healing and management principles as linked to surgical management of musculoskeletal conditions.

 

CRYSTALLOIDS|COLLOIDS|MYOCARDIAL INJURY; HEART FAILURE; GOAL DIRECTED THERAPY

In this module, you will learn and take part in the perioperative fluid debate and the fast-changing evidence, which informs it. This includes which fluids...

The Evolving Paradigm in Perioperative Cardiac Disease (SURG0046)

In this module, you will learn and take part in the perioperative fluid debate and the fast-changing evidence, which informs it. This includes which fluids are best to use in and around the time of surgery and why is this.

 Additionally, cardiovascular disease remains a significant morbidity burden and as such is considered a priority in perioperative care. You will look at the use of RCTs to explore interventions associated with cardiac ischaemia, heart failure and its significant contribution to morbidity and mortality in the perioperative period and the importance of pre-operative anaemia.

NORDIC CINEMA: CONTEXTUALISING DREYER|BERGMAN AND DOGME.

Module Content and Indicative Topics

This module will offer an introduction to the cinema of the five Nordic nations (Denmark, Finland, Iceland, Norway and...