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ERGOPRA1 Placement - Physical Health: Treatment and Re-/Habilitation Course description
- Course name in Norwegian
- Praksis - somatisk helse: behandling og re-/habilitering
- Study programme
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Bachelor's Degree in Occupational Therapy
- Weight
- 15.0 ECTS
- Year of study
- 2020/2021
- Programme description
- Course history
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Introduction
Undervisningen i engelsk fagfordypning vil i hovedsak være i form av forelesninger og/eller seminarer og veiledning. Emnet krever stor grad av selvstendig arbeid med å sette seg inn i pensum.
Required preliminary courses
Følgende arbeidskrav må være godkjent før eksamen kan avlegges:
- Framlegg av en analyse og drøfting av en av fagartiklene fra pensumlisten, individuell eller i par. Framleggets omfang skal være 15-20 minutter og skal inkludere spørsmål til plenumsdiskusjon. Formålet med arbeidskravet er å gi studentene erfaring med faglig formidling av forsknings- og utviklingsarbeid.
- Produksjon av en sammensatt tekst over et selvvalgt tema innenfor Engelskdidaktikk 1: Analytisk profesjonsutøvelse. Temaet godkjennes av faglæreren i forkant. Tekstens omfang skal være på 1100 ord +/- 10 % eller 10 minutter for en sammensatt tekst. Formålet med arbeidskravet er å gi studentene mulighet å fordype seg i tekstarbeid i engelsk.
Learning outcomes
After completing the course, the student is expected to have achieved the following learning outcomes defined in terms of knowledge, skills and competence:
Knowledge
The student
- is capable of describing the position of occupational therapy within the practical training establishment´s framework and organisation on different levels
- is capable of giving an account of how organisational and structural circumstances affect occupational therapy in the practical training establishment (spring)
- has knowledge of relevant user groups, academic issues and occupational therapy methods in the practical training establishment
Skills
The student is capable of
- reflecting on the contents of the service provided in the practical training establishment
- using a client-centred approach
- communicating in a therapeutic manner with users
- using and documenting work methods in occupational therapy processes
- using methods specific to the profession and mapping tools and treatment in the practical training establishment
- using and giving grounds for the use of activity-based activity analysis
- looking up and using relevant literature to assess patients/users and issues in the practical training establishment
- looking up and conveying scientific articles relevant to the practical training establishment (autumn)
- looking up, conveying and critically assessing scientific articles relevant to the practical training establishment (spring)
- discussing theory, practice and ethics by using clinical reasoning (autumn)
- using theory, practice and ethics by using clinical reasoning (spring)
- reflecting on their practice and demonstrating the ability to correct therapeutic approaches in line with supervision (autumn)
- critically assessing their practice and demonstrating the ability to correct therapeutic approaches in line with supervision and identifying their own needs in terms of professional development (spring)
Competence
The student is capable of
- identifying professional and ethical issues and dilemmas (autumn)
- identifying and reflecting on professional and ethical issues and dilemmas (spring)
- practising in accordance with professional ethical guidelines and applicable legislation
- taking responsibility and demonstrating initiative, cooperation skills and independence during practical training
- documenting and presenting user-related work both orally and in writing
- cooperating with other professional groups and parties
Teaching and learning methods
The course comprises ten weeks of practical training including a clinical exam in the placement establishment. The students will carry out occupational therapy work relevant to the practical training establishment. Supervision and clinical reasoning are key to reinforcing the student´s learning process and to integrate theory and practice during practical training. Sourcing relevant articles and presenting them for discussion in the practical training establishment is part of this process.
Course requirements
The following required coursework must be approved:
- a minimum attendance of 90% in the introduction to the course, practical training, practical training seminars and group supervision
- cooperation agreement with a development plan submitted and approved within the deadline
- presentation of a digital account produced by the student (autumn)
Assessment
Practical training
Assessment content: The learning outcomes
Form of assessment: Midway and final assessment
Time: Fourth semester
Attendance requirements for supervised practical training (90%)
Exam
The practical training period must be passed before the student can sit the exam.
Exam content: The learning outcomes
Exam form: Individual clinical exam, 1 day
Time: Fourth semester
Permitted exam materials and equipment
See examination guidelines in Canvas.
Grading scale
Pass/fail
Examiners
Practical training
The midway and final assessments are made by the practical training supervisor and the lecturer at the university.
The final decision on whether to award a pass or fail grade is made by the university.
Exam
An external and internal examiner will assess all exams.