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ReLAB-HS

Learning, Acting and Building for Rehabilitation in Health Systems

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Funded by the United States Agency for International Development (USAID), the Learning, Acting and Building for Rehabilitation in Health Systems Consortium (ReLAB-HS) is a global project that will support the development of health systems that are responsive to the growing needs for rehabilitation within populations. It seeks to co-design and implement innovative, comprehensive, cost-effective interventions that strengthen health systems for the provision of rehabilitation, including assistive technology.

ReLAB-HS is made possible by the generous support of the American people through the United States Agency for International Development (USAID) and is implemented under cooperative agreement number 7200AA20CA00033. The consortium is managed by the prime recipient, Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health.

Featured Review

It was a great short course making sense of basic concepts taught at an undergraduate level and highlighting development points not as milestone checklists but as references to complex development.

Lauren Heydenrych

Perceptual-Motor Abilities of Infants in the 1 to 2 Month Period

An excellent course where you can develop your psychology and physical therapy skills. You will learn a lot about the therapy of people who have suffered from torture and the physical therapist's role in this (translation) Неймовірний курс, на якому ви зможете розвинути свої навички з психології та фізичої терапії.Дізнаєтесь багато про терапію людей,які постраждали від катювань та роль фізичного терапевта в цьому.

Катерина Філатова

Considerations for Working with Survivors of Torture

I highly recommend this course for physiotherapists who practice CBR (community-based rehabilitation) and whose entry point of practice is education in a formal school setting!

Shella Marie Tugonon

Assessment and Exercise Interventions in Early and Middle Childhood Development

This course has enlightened me about the importance of using the ICF model in rehabilitation. It will surely improve my practice as a Physiotherapist!

Ibrahim Magaji Sani

Introduction to the International Classification of Functioning, Disability and Health (ICF)

It was a very informative and engaging course. A must for all rehab professionals working in this day and age. Thank you!

Martina Lukin

Introduction to Gender Equality and Social Inclusion (GESI)

109 Courses

35787 Participants

24494 Reviews

4.4 Stars

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Academic Readiness and Developmental Disabilities in Early and Middle Childhood Development

2-2.5 hours

132

Presented by Tracy Prowse & ReLAB-HS

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Access to Assistive Technology

1 hour

152

Presented by Robin Tacchetti & ReLAB-HS

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An Overview of Rehabilitation for Doctors

1-1.5 hours

114

Presented by Daphne Xuan & ReLAB-HS

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An Overview of Rehabilitation for Nurses

1-1.5 hours

Presented by Daphne Xuan & ReLAB-HS

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An Overview of Trauma Informed Care

1-1.5 hours

Presented by Sue Piché & ReLAB-HS

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Applying the ICF in Health Policies and Administration

1-1.5 hours

108

Presented by Patricia Saleeby & ReLAB-HS

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Assessment and Exercise Interventions in Early and Middle Childhood Development

1-1.5 hours

286

Presented by Tracy Prowse & ReLAB-HS

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Assessment and Management of Displaced Persons with Pain

2-2.5 hours

406

Presented by ReLAB-HS

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Assessment and Training of Infant Sitting

1.5-2 hours

237

Presented by Pam Versfeld & ReLAB-HS

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Assessment and Treatment Considerations in Disasters and Conflicts

2.5-3 hours

288

Presented by ReLAB-HS

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Assessment of Infection in Burn Injuries

2 hours

Presented by Diane Merwarth & ReLAB-HS

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Assistive Technologies Programme

14-16 hours

585

Presented by ReLAB-HS, Dana Mather, Robin Tacchetti & Larisa Hoffman

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Assistive Technology – Gait Mobility Devices

2-2.5 hours

277

Presented by Larisa Hoffman & ReLAB-HS

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Assistive Technology – Standers

1-1.5 hours

132

Presented by Dana Mather & ReLAB-HS

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Best Practice in Developmental Skills Training in Early Intervention

1-1.5 hours

185

Presented by Pam Versfeld & ReLAB-HS

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Body Awareness in Trauma Survivors

0.5-1 hour

Presented by Diana Blaney & ReLAB-HS

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Burn Wound Assessment

1-1.5 hours

269

Presented by Diane Merwarth & ReLAB-HS

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Challenges in Delivering Rehabilitation in Disasters and Conflicts

3-4 hours

337

Presented by ReLAB-HS

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Communication and Trauma-Informed Care for Displaced Persons

4.5-5 hours

327

Presented by ReLAB-HS

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Competent Delivery of Rehabilitation Interventions

3-3.5 hours

670

Presented by ReLAB-HS

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Comprehensive Spinal Cord Injury Programme

20-22 hours

1.2K

Presented by ReLAB-HS, Melanie Harding (Skeen), Wendy Oelofse & Candace Vermaak

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Considerations and Practical Tools for Working with Survivors of Sexual Violence and Trafficking

2-2.5 hours

273

Presented by ReLAB-HS

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Considerations for Working with Displaced Children and Young People

1-1.5 hours

Presented by Kamal Khalifa & ReLAB-HS

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Considerations for Working with Diverse Displaced Person Populations

4-5 hours

282

Presented by ReLAB-HS

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Considerations for Working with LGBTQIA+ Displaced Persons

1-1.5 hours

Presented by Laura Gueron & ReLAB-HS

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Considerations for Working with Survivors of Torture

2.5-3 hours

268

Presented by ReLAB-HS

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Developing Physically Active and Sporty Kids – Benefits and Barriers

1-1.5 hours

115

Presented by Tracy Prowse & ReLAB-HS

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Developing Physically Active and Sporty Kids – Injuries Specific to Children and Teenagers

1-1.5 hours

111

Presented by Tracy Prowse & ReLAB-HS

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Developing Physically Active and Sporty Kids – Overuse Injuries and Burnout

1-1.5 hours

136

Presented by Tracy Prowse & ReLAB-HS

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Development of Sitting

1.5-2 hours

161

Presented by Pam Versfeld & ReLAB-HS

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Evidence-Based Management of Pain for Displaced Persons

1-1.5 hours

Presented by Zafer Altunbezel & ReLAB-HS

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Evidence-Based Pain Assessment for Displaced Persons

1.5-2 hours

Presented by Zafer Altunbezel & ReLAB-HS

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Family-Centred Developmental Skills Training in Early Intervention Programme

25-28 hours

557

Presented by Pam Versfeld & ReLAB-HS

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Family-Centred Intervention and Early Diagnosis

1-1.5 hours

172

Presented by Pam Versfeld & ReLAB-HS

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Gait Definitions and Gait Cycle

1-1.5 hours

375

Presented by Alexandra Kopelovich & ReLAB-HS

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General Assessment Considerations for Children with Pain

1.5 hours

133

Presented by Tracy Prowse & ReLAB-HS

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General Management of Paediatric Pain Problems

1-1.5 hours

118

Presented by Tracy Prowse & ReLAB-HS

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Global Context for Displaced Persons

4-5 hours

853

Presented by ReLAB-HS

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Hand Function 0-7 Months

1-1.5 hours

149

Presented by Pam Versfeld & ReLAB-HS

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Hand Function 7 to 24 Months

1.5 hours

120

Presented by Pam Versfeld & ReLAB-HS

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Health and Well-Being for Displaced Persons

4-5 hours

413

Presented by ReLAB-HS

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Holistic Healthcare Interventions for Children

1.5-2 hours

103

Presented by Tracy Prowse & ReLAB-HS

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Holistic Management of Pain in Children Programme

10-12 hours

223

Presented by Tracy Prowse & ReLAB-HS

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Holistic Paediatric Health Programme for Children 3-18 Years of Age

14-16 hours

481

Presented by Tracy Prowse & ReLAB-HS

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ICF and Application in Clinical Practice

1 hour

781

Presented by Patricia Saleeby & ReLAB-HS

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ICF Educational and Clinical Resources

1-1.5 hours

229

Presented by Patricia Saleeby & ReLAB-HS

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Implementation Science: Evaluation Stage

1-1.5 hours

Presented by Lucio Naccarella & ReLAB-HS

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Implementation Science: Implementation Stage

0.5 - 1 hour

Presented by Lucio Naccarella & ReLAB-HS

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Implementation Science: Pre-Implementation Stage

1-1.5 hours

Presented by Lucio Naccarella & ReLAB-HS

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Implementation Science: Sustainment Stage

1 hour

Presented by Lucio Naccarella & ReLAB-HS

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Implementing Evidence-Based Rehabilitation Using Implementation Science

1-1.5 hours

211

Presented by Lucio Naccarella & ReLAB-HS

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Introduction to Ankle-Foot Orthoses

1.5-2 hours

268

Presented by Donna Fisher & ReLAB-HS

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Introduction to Assistive Technologies

1 hour

246

Presented by Dana Mather & ReLAB-HS

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Introduction to Complex Orthoses

1.5 hours

130

Presented by Donna Fisher & ReLAB-HS

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Introduction to Foot Orthotics

1-1.5 hours

214

Presented by Donna Fisher & ReLAB-HS

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Introduction to Gender Equality and Social Inclusion (GESI)

1-1.5 hours

139

Presented by Linda Thumba & ReLAB-HS

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Introduction to Orthotics

1 hour

378

Presented by Donna Fisher & ReLAB-HS

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Introduction to Rehabilitation

4-4.5 hours

1.9K

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Introduction to Rehabilitation in Disaster and Conflict Situations

3-3.5 hours

1.0K

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Introduction to Spinal Orthoses

1.5-2 hours

193

Presented by Donna Fisher & ReLAB-HS

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Introduction to the International Classification of Functioning, Disability and Health (ICF)

0.5-1 hour

1.8K

Presented by Patricia Saleeby & ReLAB-HS

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Joint Range of Motion During Gait

1-1.5 hours

164

Presented by Alexandra Kopelovich & ReLAB-HS

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Key Terms and Concepts Surrounding the Global Context for Displaced Persons

1-1.5 hours

Presented by Courtland Robinson & ReLAB-HS

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Key Trends and Patterns Surrounding the Global Context for Displaced Persons

1-1.5 hours

Presented by Courtland Robinson & ReLAB-HS

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Mobile Phone Use in Disaster, Conflict and Displacement

0.5-1 hour

Presented by Sue Piché & ReLAB-HS

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Modern Lifestyles and Classroom Ethos in Early and Middle Childhood Development

1-1.5 hours

137

Presented by Tracy Prowse & ReLAB-HS

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Multidisciplinary Rehabilitation of Displaced Persons Programme

30-32 hours

340

Presented by ReLAB-HS

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Muscle Activity During Gait

1-1.5 hours

189

Presented by Alexandra Kopelovich & ReLAB-HS

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Orthotic Design for Foot Pathologies

1.5 hours

232

Presented by Donna Fisher & ReLAB-HS

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Orthotics Programme

12-14 hours

713

Presented by Donna Fisher & ReLAB-HS

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Overview of Spinal Cord Injuries

1-1.5 hours

523

Presented by Melanie Harding (Skeen) & ReLAB-HS

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Overview of the ICF and Clinical Practice

1-1.5 hours

262

Presented by Patricia Saleeby & ReLAB-HS

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Pain Assessment and Management for Displaced Persons Webinar

1 hour

Presented by ReLAB-HS, Naomi O'Reilly & Zafer Altunbezel

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Pain Education for the Child and Parent

1-1.5 hours

120

Presented by Tracy Prowse & ReLAB-HS

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Perceptual-Motor Abilities of Infants in the 1 to 2 Month Period

1.5-2 hours

100

Presented by Pam Versfeld & ReLAB-HS

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Preventing Upper Limb Pain and Injury in Spinal Cord Injury

1-1.5 hours

Presented by Wendy Oelofse & ReLAB-HS

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Rehabilitation in Disaster and Conflict Programme

24-26 hours

1.5K

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Rehabilitation in Health Systems

3.5-4 hours

874

Presented by ReLAB-HS

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Rehabilitation Infrastructure and the Rehabilitation Team

4-4.5 hours

637

Presented by ReLAB-HS

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Rehabilitation of Acquired Brain Injury in Disasters and Conflicts

1-1.5 hours

248

Presented by ReLAB-HS

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Rehabilitation of Amputations in Disasters and Conflicts

2.5-3 hours

298

Presented by ReLAB-HS

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Rehabilitation of Burns in Disasters and Conflicts

2-2.5 hours

274

Presented by ReLAB-HS

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Rehabilitation of Fractures in Disasters and Conflicts

1.5-2 hours

412

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Rehabilitation of Peripheral Nerve Injuries in Disasters and Conflicts

2-2.5 hours

364

Presented by ReLAB-HS

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Rehabilitation of Spinal Cord Injury in Disasters and Conflicts

2 hours

286

Presented by ReLAB-HS

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Rehabilitation Teamwork in Supporting Displaced Persons

1.5-2 hours

Presented by Sue Piché & ReLAB-HS

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Respiratory Management Following a Spinal Cord Injury

1-1.5 hours

323

Presented by Melanie Harding (Skeen) & ReLAB-HS

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Self-Care for Rehabilitation Professionals Working with Displaced Persons

1-1.5 hours

Presented by Wala'a Awwad & ReLAB-HS

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Spinal Cord Injury – Benefits, Barriers and Guidelines for Physical Activity

1-1.5 hours

202

Presented by Candace Vermaak & ReLAB-HS

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Spinal Cord Injury – Starting Community-Based Physical Activity Groups in Low-Resource Environments

1-1.5 hours

134

Presented by Candace Vermaak & ReLAB-HS

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Spinal Cord Injury Physiotherapy Assessment, Prognosis and Goal Setting

1-1.5 hours

455

Presented by Melanie Harding (Skeen) & ReLAB-HS

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Spinal Cord Injury Physiotherapy Treatment Principles

1-1.5 hours

362

Presented by Melanie Harding (Skeen) & ReLAB-HS

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Steps to Assistive Technology Provision

0.5 hours

148

Presented by Robin Tacchetti & ReLAB-HS

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Strength and Conditioning in Spinal Cord Injury

2.0 hours

258

Presented by Candace Vermaak & ReLAB-HS

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Strengthening Rehabilitation in Low-Resource Settings

1-1.5 hours

Presented by Cliona O'Sullivan & ReLAB-HS

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The Global Need for Rehabilitation

1-1.5 hours

156

Presented by Sumit Kane & ReLAB-HS

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The Newborn Infant – Setting the Scene

2 hours

150

Presented by Pam Versfeld & ReLAB-HS

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The Role of Occupational Therapy in Acute Spinal Cord Injury

1-1.5 hours

205

Presented by Wendy Oelofse & ReLAB-HS

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The Role of Rehabilitation Professionals in Camps for Displaced Persons

1.5-2 hours

Presented by Stanley Malonza & ReLAB-HS

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The Role of Rehabilitation Within Low Resource Settings

1 hour

265

Presented by Cornelia Barth & ReLAB-HS

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Trauma Informed Care and Working with Survivors of Torture Webinar

1 hours

Presented by ReLAB-HS, Sue Piché & Eric Weerts

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Understanding Chronic Pain and Health Challenges in Children

1-1.5 hours

112

Presented by Tracy Prowse & ReLAB-HS

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Understanding Rehabilitation as a Health Strategy Programme

20-22 hours

2.3K

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Understanding the International Classification of Function (ICF) Programme

10-12 hours

2.3K

Presented by Patricia Saleeby & ReLAB-HS

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Understanding the Rehabilitation Needs of Displaced Persons Programme

28-30 hours

1.1K

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Upper Limb Management in Lower Tetraplegia

1-1.5 hours

Presented by Wendy Oelofse & ReLAB-HS

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Upper Limb Management in Upper Tetraplegia

1-1.5 hours

Presented by Wendy Oelofse & ReLAB-HS

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Upper Limb Positioning and Management Strategies in Spinal Cord Injury

1-1.5 hours

Presented by Wendy Oelofse & ReLAB-HS

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Working with Interpreters

1-1.5 hours

Presented by Rachel Tribe & ReLAB-HS