Physiotherapy in intensive care unit: the supplementary independent study material for physiotherapy students
Konovalova, Viktoriia (2020)
2020
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https://urn.fi/URN:NBN:fi:amk-2020112624513
https://urn.fi/URN:NBN:fi:amk-2020112624513
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This thesis is was made to enhance the knowledge of the physiotherapy students’ in the topic of the physiotherapy in Intensive Care Unit by drafting information into an independent study material package to be used in addition to the existing curricula in Satakunta University of Applied Sciences in Bachelor’s Physiotherapy Degree Programme. The aim of this thesis is to update the information on what physiotherapy in the intensive care unit is.
This is done by providing supplementary interactive Moodle material, which student can study independently. The material in the thesis and students’ package was gathered through a compilation of the information from various medical and academic sources, such as scientific articles, websites of official authorities and books. It explains the main principles of the work of the physiotherapist in the ICU ward, shows new evidence-based practices, and explain how to implement them in a practical setting. In this study, the newest methods of rehabilitation are discussed from a physiotherapeutic viewpoint.
This is done by providing supplementary interactive Moodle material, which student can study independently. The material in the thesis and students’ package was gathered through a compilation of the information from various medical and academic sources, such as scientific articles, websites of official authorities and books. It explains the main principles of the work of the physiotherapist in the ICU ward, shows new evidence-based practices, and explain how to implement them in a practical setting. In this study, the newest methods of rehabilitation are discussed from a physiotherapeutic viewpoint.