Online Course
Anticipatory Care for Long Term Conditions in Physiotherapy
How physiotherapists can help in the prevention of chronic conditions

1-1.5 hours

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Matthieu Haentjens
Course instructor

Matthieu works in the NHS as a community physiotherapist

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Introduction

Long-term conditions such as non-communicable diseases (NCDs) account for 70% of all deaths each year, and the numbers are expected to rise over the next ten years. Global health organisations continue to establish models for the prevention and management of these conditions. Physiotherapists have managed to successfully adapt these structural models into their practice and actively contribute to addressing this global burden. In this course, you will explore different interventions you can utilise in your daily practice to help your patients live healthier lives.

Aims

This course discusses the risk factors and impacts of long term conditions and the role of physiotherapy in promoting their prevention.

Outline

This course is made up of videos, reading, discussions and a final quiz. The course content is split into the following sections:

  1. Video
  2. Reading activity
  3. Quiz

Target audience

This course is aimed at Physiotherapy and Physical Therapy clinicians, students and assistants. Other interested professionals such as athletic trainers, occupational therapists, nurses or medical doctors interested in this subject are also invited to participate.

Practicalities

Availability - this course is online and can be completed on your own schedule.

Hours of Learning - No deadlines are applied to this course and it can be started and completed in your own time according to your personal schedule. We expect the required elements to take around 1-1.5 hours depending on your schedule and learning style. Additionally there are many optional resources provided and if you choose to review these the course could take longer to complete.

Types of Activities - Watching videos, reading, a final quiz and participating in an international discussion forum.

Certificates - At the end of the course, when you have completed all of the required elements, you will be able to download a certificate of completion and 1 Plus points will be added to your personalised learning dashboard.

Requirements to complete this course

In order to complete this course and receive a course completion certificate plus CEUs/CCUs/CPD points you will need to:

  1. Respect the Plus Community Culture.
  2. Log all the required learning activities as complete (represented by the orange icons!).
  3. Actively and appropriately participate in the course discussions.
  4. Pass a final quiz with a score of 80% or more.
  5. Complete a course evaluation form.

Learning outcomes

At the end of this course you will be able to:

  • define long-term conditions and the most common contributing factors to the development of long term conditions
  • describe three main negative impacts of long-term conditions
  • identify six lifestyle behavioural changes that need to be supported in healthcare practice
  • discuss the role of physiotherapy in self management and in the prevention of long-term conditions

Instructor financial and non-financial disclosures

No relevant relationships disclosed by instructor.

Accessibility

For special needs or accommodations please contact us with details of how we can meet your needs.

Featured reviews
Eye opening course, a perfect addition to my skills as a physiotherapist!
Patience Munangwa
Physiotherapist
Swaziland