Module content and indicative topics:

This module discusses the intricacies behind the international distribution of films and introduces students to the...

Going Global: Distribution, Internationalisation and Accessibility of Films (CMII0186)

Upper Quadrant: Advanced Musculoskeletal Physiotherapy Assessment and Management (CHLD0097)

Summary

This module is designed for physiotherapists who want to develop advanced knowledge and skills in the management of patients with musculoskeletal dysfunction of the upper limb, cervical and thoracic spine. It is an expectation that course participants will have a minimum of 2 years’ relevant clinical experience. This is essential as students will be expected to present and discuss relevant cases from their clinical practice to their peers.

The course content

Anatomy, biomechanics and pathology affecting the cervico-thoracic spine and upper limb
 The diagnosis, assessment and appropriate management of articular, neural and muscle dysfunction
 Pain mechanisms including nociceptive, neurogenic, central, sympathetically maintained and affective disorders
 The theoretical basis and practical application of evidence informed clinical reasoning
 Chronic pain management
 Leading and developing clinical services within the context of musculoskeletal physiotherapy

DEVELOPMENTAL NEUROPSYCHOLOGICAL ASSESSMENT BRAIN INJURY/DISEASE  NEURAL-COGNITIVE-MOTOR SYSTEM ASSE

Description: Assessment of neuropsychological disorders and their functional implications

This module considers the underpinning principles of developmental...

Assessment of Neuropsychological Disorders and Their Functional Implications (CHLD0049)

GLOBALISATION|INTERNATIONAL SCHOOLS|GLOBAL CITIZENSHIP|INTERCULTURAL AND TRANSCULTURAL ETHOS

In the context of globalisation, international schools are experiencing growth in number and size. London alone is a home to 15 international schools offering...

Working with Bilingual/Multilingual Learners in International School Settings (CCME0097)