Complex Rehabilitation, MSc​

Overview

After acquiring multi-disciplinary knowledge to effectively facilitate the social inclusion of individuals and targeted communities/groups in health, social, educational, and occupational rehabilitation. Students will be experts who can assist in the health, social, educational, and occupational rehabilitation of individuals and targeted communities/groups.

Syllabus

1. Basics in Rehabilitation, Biostatistics and Epidemiology, Health Promotion, Basic Ethics and Legal Issues in Rehabilitation, Public Health, Main Fields in Rehabilitation Medicine, Introduction to Behavioral Sciences, Public Health Genomics, Planning of Clinical Research, The Relation of Prevention and Rehabilitation to Health and Disability, Research Methods and Research Planning in Rehabilitation, Theory and Practice in Quality of Life, Evidence in Rehabilitation, Rehabilitation Research Project Planning, Management and Evaluation.
2. Teamwork in Rehabilitation, Health Risk Assessment, Treatment and Communication in Rehabilitation, The Practice of Quality in Rehabilitation, Impact of Employment in Rehabilitation, Methods and Practice of Building Professional and Public Relations, Cognitive Evaluation, Health Psychology, Public Health Problems in Disadvantaged Populations, Pedagogical and Social Approaches to Rehabilitation, Impact of Spasticity in Rehabilitation Medicine, Public Health Nutrition, Basic Ergonomy, Supportive Relations and Optional Methods of Psychotherapy, Stroke Care with Special Emphasis on the Assessment and Treatment of Spasticity.

Career prospects:

Experts in complex rehabilitation will be competent in all areas of health rehabilitation allowing for the coordination of services, patient management, activities of rehabilitation providers, supply development, rehabilitation effectiveness measurement, and research activities which contribute to high standards in practice. In other sectors of complex rehabilitation including employment, education, and social rehabilitation, trained experts can carry out the tasks of specific institutional management, project planning, implementation, monitoring and quality control, in addition to organizational and executive tasks. They can also carry out activities affecting any segment or field of complex rehabilitation in the political and administrative sectors (ministries, local governments, other offices).