Rehabilitation Science for Movement Disorders
A module at Newcastle University focusing on the
rehabilitation of Parkinson's and other
movement disorders
About the module
This module is taught through e-learning and 3 days on-site teaching.
Please register your interest by 31 October 2011.
The module is provided by Newcastle University. Module dates are
30 January to 15 June 2012.
The module may be taken as part of the
Masters of Clinical Research Programme.
It can also be taken as a stand-alone paper to contribute
to Continuing Professional Development (20 credits).
It's designed for students who wish to advance their
knowledge, research skills and professional practice in the
rehabilitation of movement disorders.
The main focus of the module is Parkinson's but it also covers other movement
disorders.
Who's the course for?
The module is designed for:
- physiotherapists
- occupational therapists
- speech and language therapists
- doctors
- others with a special interest in rehabilitation of movement
disorders
How the course is delivered
The paper is distance-taught through e-learning.
There will be 3 days on-site teaching at Newcastle University (a
2-day seminar followed by a 1-day seminar at a later date).
The module leader is Professor
Lynn Rochester, Professor of Movement Disorders at the Clinical
Ageing Research Unit, Newcastle University.
Find out more and register your interest
Find out more
about the module on the Newcastle University website.
For information about the module content, email Lynn
Rochester on lynn.rochester@ncl.ac.uk
For general enquiries, and to register your interest, please
contact the course administrator on 0191 222 5199 or email pgclinres@ncl.ac.uk
Please register your interest by 31 October
2011.
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