EPN-V2

ORTOPRA2 Placement in Foot Orthosis Course description

Course name in Norwegian
Praksis - Ortoser til foten
Study programme
Prosthetics and Orthotics Programme
Weight
10.0 ECTS
Year of study
2020/2021
Course history

Introduction

The module consists of a six-week period of supervised practical training in an prosthetic and orthotic company. The practical training concentrates on users in need of foot orthoses and/or footwear, and the focus is on clinical work, communication with users and documenting the work in writing.

The table below shows the subjects covered by the module, with credits specified:

  • Prosthetic and orthotic practice (7 credits)
  • Rehabilitation and habilitation (1 credits)
  • Profession, psychology, interaction and communication (1 credits)
  • Ethics (1 credits)
  • Total credits: 10 credits

Required preliminary courses

The student must have passed the first year of the programme.

Learning outcomes

Dette emnet tar utgangspunkt i sosiale teorier som utfordrer de umiddelbare og gjengse måtene å forstå menneskers handlinger og sosiale situasjoner på. Emnet fokuserer spesielt på "personen i situasjonen", som er en sentral definisjon i sosialt arbeids teori. Hva innebærer denne komplekse setningen? Hvor fri vilje har en person? Hvor mye betyr den strukturelle konteksten? Hva ligger i begrepet "sosial"? Emnet reflekterer over disse spørsmålene ved hjelp av mange ulike samfunnsfaglige teorier. Studentene skal i løpet av emnet tilegne seg kunnskap om og forståelse av ulike bidrag fra klassisk og moderne samfunnsvitenskapelig teori som har særlig relevans for de ulike studieretningene i masterprogrammet i sosialfag.

Teaching and learning methods

Ingen forkunnskapskrav.

Course requirements

A student who has completed his or her qualification has the following learning outcomes defined in terms of knowledge, skills and general competence:

Knowledge

The student has:

  • in-depth knowledge of different contributions to classic and modern social science theory
  • knowledge of how different theoretical perspectives provide a unique understanding of social phenomena
  • in-depth insight into theoretical concepts such as society, individual, power and state

Skills

The student is capable of

  • analysing and discussing social phenomena in light of social scientific concepts and theories
  • analysing the "person in the situation" from different analytical perspectives
  • using perspectives and theoretical terms in the analysis of professional practice

Competence

The student is capable of

  • taking a critical approach to knowledge that is produced
  • understanding the role ideologies can have in specific fields of knowledge
  • recognising different social theories and understanding how they problematise social phenomena in different ways

Assessment

Assessment content: Criteria for practical training

Form of assessment: Midway and final assessment

Grading scale

The teaching methods are lectures and seminars. Students are advised to take part in study groups.

Examiners

Ingen arbeidskrav eller obligatoriske aktiviteter.