Master’s Degree in Functional Recovery in Physiotherapy
- To deepen the understanding of the body's responses and adaptations to physical exercise.
- To delve deeper into the pathophysiology of the most common injuries and diseases.
- Increase knowledge about the effects and indications of non-prescription medications, as well as drug interactions that may influence functional recovery.
- Applying basic and resulting physical qualities and their importance in Functional Recovery.
- Properly plan the patient's functional recovery based on the physiological principles of physical performance.
- Design physical activity intervention programs for people with or without pathologies in different environments and according to the person's objectives, based on scientific evidence criteria.
- Differentiate specifically the affected structure in a diagnostic image and its implications for functional recovery.
- Deepening knowledge of clinical assessment methods and systems in functional recovery
- To delve deeper into the use of bibliographic information sources and the methodology for retrieving scientific information.
- Understanding multifactorial statistics and its application in research projects and in the clinical interpretation of results.
- Acquire specific research and evaluation methodologies that allow the design and execution of a research project.
- Apply descriptive and inferential statistics in a specific clinical setting.
- Be able to correctly apply the various evidence-based methodologies available in the treatment of the pathologies and injuries in question
- Develop the ability to perform appropriate clinical reasoning based on reviewed, analyzed, and critically reflected clinical-scientific evidence, with the appropriate level of specialization
- Identify and analyze risk factors, etiology, and characteristics of common pathologies and injuries in clinical settings
- Develop the ability to effectively communicate to patients the importance of health and healthy lifestyles in primary and secondary prevention, as well as in improving specific pathologies and injuries.
- Delve into specific physiotherapy treatment approaches tailored to the unique characteristics of each pathology.
- Acquire specific knowledge about the factors influencing adherence to physical activity and appropriate techniques to enhance it.
- Develop the ability to effectively use therapeutic physical exercise across all areas of functional recovery intervention.
- Apply anatomy and biomechanics from a clinical perspective.
- Being able to differentiate the specific histological characteristics of healthy and pathological tissues and their correlation with motor and functional functions.
- Apply scientific methodology to develop research projects in functional recovery and effectively use therapeutic physical exercise across all areas of this field.
- Present and defend a research work design related to a specific case study in functional recovery.
- Implement individualized functional recovery programs in a specialized clinical setting, in collaboration with a multidisciplinary team.
