Monash University
4 weeks
This advanced-level course is designed for physiotherapists with some paediatric experience to gain in-depth knowledge and practical skills in managing cerebral palsy across the lifespan.
Participants must have an Australian entry to practice degree in physiotherapy or equivalent for international students. This course is not available to non-physiotherapists. Participants must have previously completed the introductory 'Enhancing skills in paediatric physiotherapy' course or obtained an exemption by submitting a CV outlining their paediatric experience.
The course covers topics such as the aetiology and epidemiology of cerebral palsy, risk factors, standardised outcome measures, hip surveillance protocols, management of different movement disorders, evidence-based therapy interventions, gait correction, medical interventions, equipment prescription, and the complexities around transition from paediatric to adult services.
Monash University is a leading provider of physiotherapy education and research, with strong connections to the healthcare industry. This course has been developed by experienced paediatric physiotherapy academics and clinicians to provide participants with advanced, evidence-based knowledge and skills.
This course will equip physiotherapists with the specialized knowledge and skills to provide high-quality, lifespan care for individuals with cerebral palsy, enabling them to advance their careers in paediatric physiotherapy.
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