Neurorehabilitation II

Catalog description

This is the second course within a two-course sequence which focuses on the human movement system and the development of proficiency in the examination and treatment of individuals with neuromuscular dysfunction using valid and reliable outcome measures to comprehensively understand the impact of deficits on all levels of the International Classification of Functioning, Disability and Health model. In this course students will develop clinical decision making skills utilizing evidence based practice to manage individuals with neuromuscular pathology from the start of care and through the continuum of care with attention to contextual, personal, environmental factors, and psychosocial issues surrounding patients and their support system. Students will develop competence in performing examination and treatment of individuals with neurologic dysfunction across the lifespan with a focus on those with acquired and progressive conditions.