Motor Control and Pathophysiology of Neurological Disorders

This course will help you to:
understand and have advanced knowledge of motor control
understand the epidemiology, aetiology and pathophysiology of selected neurological injuries and conditions
understand and evaluate the clinical tests, investigations, interventions and outcome measures used in the assessment, diagnosis and management of neurological injuries and conditions within an evidence-informed, clinical reasoning framework
apply theoretical knowledge of motor control and pathophysiology using advanced clinical reasoning skills to justify physiotherapy intervention in the context of the evolving evidence base and contemporary professional and ethical framework
engage confidently in academic and professional communication when presenting complex ideas and concepts

You'll need to be a qualified physiotherapist, with a degree in physiotherapy at least equivalent to a lower second class Bachelor’s degree.