TTIP1006 Assessment and Promotion of Functional Capacity (3–5 cr)
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Description
- Promoting functional capacity and the concepts of multidisciplinary rehabilitation
- Respiratory and circulatory fitness
- Walking and walking ability
- Posture control and sensory functions
- Psychological functioning
- ICF framework
- The potential of rehabilitation to promote functional capacity
- Current rehabilitation policies, strategies and best practice recommendations
Learning outcomes
The aim of the course is for students to be able to:
- describe the basic concepts, theories and paradigms of functional capacity and rehabilitation
- identify different perspectives on functional capacity
- Identify the ICF framework as a model and classification of functional capacity
- explain how to measure and assess features that are relevant to body structure, performance and participation
- describe and assess the reproducibility and reliability of methods for measuring functional capacity
- understand the importance of standardisation for the reliability of measurements
- understand the principles of rehabilitation in maintaining and promoting functional capacity in different contexts
- evaluate key rehabilitation policies, strategies and best practice recommendations
Additional information
Terveystieteiden tutkinto-opiskelijat suorittavat opintojakson 5 op laajuisena. Sivuaineopiskelijat voivat suorittaa opintojakson 5 op laajuisena, jos demoissa on tilaa. Sivuaineopiskelijat voivat halutessaan suorittaa opintojakson myös 3 op laajuisena.
Terveystieteiden tutkinto-opiskelijoilla on ensisijainen oikeus suorittaa opintojakso, ja sivuaineopiskelijoita voidaan ottaa mukaan, mikäli mahtuu.
Luennot englanniksi ja demonstraatioissa yksi ryhmä englanniksi.
Description of prerequisites
LTKP1001 Elimistön toiminta levossa ja kuormituksessa
Study materials
Exam literature:
Article 1. Rehabilitation in health systems, WHO 2007 https://iris.who.int/bitstream/handle/10665/254506/9789241549974-eng.pdf?sequence=8
Article 2. Rehabilitation - Key For Health 21st Century, WHO https://www.who.int/docs/default-source/documents/health-topics/rehabilitation/call-for-action/keyforhealth21stcentury.pdf?sfvrsn=43cebb7_5
Article 3. Seijas et al. Rehabilitation in primary care for an ageing population. BMC Health Services Research_ (2024) 24:123 https://doi.org/10.1186/s12913-023-10387-w