PTY-10058 - Module Specification
School of Allied Health Professions
Faculty of Medicine & Health Sciences

Programme/Approved Electives for 2022/23

Available as a Free Standing Elective

Co-requisites

None

Prerequisites

None

Barred Combinations

None

Description for 2022/23

This module forms part of the MSc Physiotherapy programme at Keele which is an innovative programme of study which prepares the graduate for clinical practice in changing health and social care settings, as well as opportunities for those on BSc level studies.
The Applied anatomy, Physiology and Movement Science module builds on content introduced in the anatomy, physiology and movement science modules of the MSci Physiotherapy programme and enables the student to apply their knowledge gained to the application of practical skills.
Students will have the opportunity to acquire the knowledge and skills of basic therapeutic handling which underpins Physiotherapy assessment and management throughout the MSci programme.
The module aims to prepare the with basic practical handling techniques as core skills to work in diverse healthcare settings whilst also develop transferable skills (i.e. multidisciplinary team working, leadership and advance communication, infection control and basic handling) that can be applied in a variety of healthcare settings and specialties.

The module aims to apply the knowledge and understanding to:
Practically apply knowledge of normal anatomy and physiology to the human body.
Practically apply basic movement science principles in the healthy adult.
Develop the students handling and communication skills.

Intended Learning Outcomes

identify normal anatomy and physiology in a healthy adult model;: 1
demonstrate the application of safe and competent therapeutic handling skills appropriate to the level of study;: 1
demonstrate physiological measurement and its interpretation;: 1
apply fundamental movement science principles to the analysis of normal human movement;: 1

Study hours

96 tutor led hours, including
- 7 hours lectures,
- 80 hours practical classes
- 6 hours tutorials
- 3 hours of assessment preparation classes etc.
54 hours of independent study, including:
- 22 hours Directed study
- 12 hours self directed study
- 20 hours assessment preparation

School Rules

None

Description of Module Assessment