Principles and scientific fundaments within veterinary rehabilitation

About this programme

The aim of the course is for the student, with application to various types of physical impairments, to acquire a theoretical and some practical knowledge regarding a selection of evaluation and treatment methods current in rehabilitation in animal care, mainly regarding the horse, dog and cat species. 180 credits and 90 credits Veterinary Nursing or 90 credits Veterinary Medicine and English 6 Or 180 credits and Degree of Bachelor of Science in Physiotherapy and 10 credits Introduction for physiotherapists and Engelska 6 DO0145, Principles and scientific fundaments within veterinary rehabilitation, 15.0 Hp Print syllabus The grade requirements within the course grading system are set out in specific criteria. These criteria must be available by the course start at the latest. 180 credits and 90 credits Veterinary Nursing or 90 credits Veterinary Medicine and English 6 Or 180 credits and Degree of Bachelor of Science in Physiotherapy and 10 credits Introduction for physiotherapists and Engelska 6 The aim of the course is for the student, with application to various types of physical impairments, to acquire a theoretical and some practical knowledge regarding a selection of evaluation and treatment methods current in rehabilitation in animal care, mainly regarding the horse, dog and cat species. The course covers evidence-based rehabilitation, with an emphasis on the theoretical basis of tissue healing and adaptation to load, as well as evaluation and rehabilitation methods. The course focuses on assessment of and rehabilitation interventions for various types of physi