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TABLE OF CONTENTS

Acute Rehab and Medicine .............................................................................................................. 3

Amputee Outreach. ........................................................................................................................... 5

Cardiac Surgery Team ...................................................................................................................... 7

Community Neuro Rehab and Stroke and ESD Team (Neuro-outreach Team) .......................... 9

Complex Discharge Assessment Unit .......................................................................................... 11

General Surgery Team ................................................................................................................... 13

Hospital & Community Team ......................................................................................................... 15

Intermediate Neuro-rehabilitation Unit (INRU) ............................................................................. 17

Medicine Respiratory ..................................................................................................................... 19

Musculoskeletal Physiotherapy Outpatients ............................................................................... 21

Elective Orthopaedics .................................................................................................................... 23

Rheumatology & Haematology Therapy Team ............................................................................ 25

Specialist Medicine ......................................................................................................................... 27

Women’s Health – St Mary’s .......................................................................................................... 29

Stroke Unit ....................................................................................................................................... 31

Ward 32 – Acute Rehabilitation ..................................................................................................... 33


Headings

Description

Name:

Acute Rehab and Medicine

PLE description overview:

A ward based clinical placement working closely in a multi-disciplinary team of physiotherapists and occupational therapists

Description of patient / client group catered for:

The placement is based on the acute medical wards. The caseload will include a variety of patients with a background of mobility, neurology and respiratory problems.

Care provision offered:

You will gain experience working with patients with a variety of mobility, neuro & respiratory problems You will also gain experience in discharge planning.

Hub/Spoke/Both:

The placement is a hub

Suggested reading:

• Basic respiratory skills (assessments, ACBT)

• Mobility assessment & potential impact on rehab

• Further information about the Trust and the placement can be found on the following website http://www.cmft.nhs.uk/education-and-training/ssp

Resources Available

• Access to Resource files in therapy office

• Information (leaflets and files on the wards)

• Access and info from other members of MDT

• Work based internet/intranet access

• Hospital library

Opening hours/shift patterns:

8.15- 4.30 (45 minutes lunch break)

Potential Learning Opportunities

Joint working within the MDT

Contact details: Sally Butcher 276 4846

General Information / special considerations:

Uniform- Blue trousers Tunic or physiotherapy polo T-shirt Black shoes or leather trainers

Practice Education Facilitator (PEF)

Rebecca Gilbert 0161 701 2507


Learners supported in the practice learning environment:

Physiotherapists Occupational therapists.

Travel and Parking arrangements:

Car park: 6-24 Hours £15.00, Weekly Parking Permit - £20.00 Street parking Public transport website link: http://www.traveline-northwest.co.uk/journeyplanner/enterJourneyPlan.do

Accessibility:

Profile last updated:

13/12/12


Headings

Description

Name:

Amputee Outreach.

Central Manchester and Manchester University Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust


Acute vascular surgery ward Amputee Out Patients Amputee outreach in community


Those working towards undergraduate B.Sc. and post graduate M.Sc. Physiotherapy qualification.


Post operative amputee rehabilitation focussing on transfer practice, wheelchair use, management of stump oedema and early prosthetic rehab.

Hub/Spoke/Both:

Hub placement, within the Amputee Outreach Team based in Platt 2 Rehabilitation at Manchester

Royal Infirmary. Clinical educator will be based within the team also.

Suggested reading:

• Lower limb vascular anatomy

• Diabetes

• PVD

• Amputee Rehabilitation resources available on the BACPAR Website http://bacpar.csp.org.uk/


Resources Available

• • Access to induction file and additional Resource files in therapy office




• Hospital library in Education south


Monday – Friday 8.30am – 4.30pm 45 minutes for Lunch.


• Weekly structured student timetable

• Weekly student tutorials

• Regular Therapy Team IST

• Joint working with senior clinicians

• Attendance at Ward MDT meetings and case conferences

• Observation/shadowing e.g. amputee specialist nurse.

• Attendance at prosthetic clinic & intermittent claudication exercise class.

• Attendance of study days at Manchester DSC, Regional Limb Centre.


Contact details: Liz Bouch (Physio) & Andrew Oldham (Physio) in Amputee Outreach Team office 0161 276 3642.


Blue trousers Tunic or physiotherapy polo T-shirt Black shoes or Black leather trainers






Accessibility:

Level access entrance to Platt2 Rehabilitation Department. Located in the purple zone easily accessible from Hospital main entrance


November 2012.


Headings

Description

Name:

Cardiac Surgery Team


Cardiac Surgery Intensive Care. Cardiac Surgery and Cardiology Wards. Cardiac Rehabilitation.


Patients following cardiac surgery on critical care and wards Patients with cardiology conditions Patients attending cardiac rehabilitation programme.


• Respiratory assessments – including interpretation of blood biochemistry, ABG’s and CXR interpretation

• Manual techniques

• Nasopharyngeal suction

• Tracheal suction

• Invasive ventilation

• Non-invasive ventilation (CPAP and BiPAP)

• Intermittent Positive Pressure Breathing

• Intra Aortic Balloon Counterpulsation

• Collaborative working with the MDT for successful discharge planning

• Cardiac Rehabilitation

Hub/Spoke/Both:

Hub

Suggested reading:

• Anatomy and physiology of both the heart and lungs.

• Respiratory assessment and Physiotherapy treatment techniques.

• Basic knowledge of Cardiac Surgical procedures (CABG, AVR).

• Awareness of normal cardiovascular values.

• Awareness of invasive and non-invasive ventilation.


Resources Available








8:15 to 4:30. 45 minutes for Lunch.


• Weekly structured student timetable.

• Weekly student tutorials.

• Surgery Team IST (bimonthly).

• Joint working with senior clinicians.

• Multi-professional therapy team.

• Attendance at Ward MDT meetings and case conferences.

• Attendance at weekly therapy discharge/goal planning meeting.

• Observing Cardiac Surgery and other invasive procedures.

• Assisting the running of cardiac rehab class and attending the educational sessions.

Contact details: Eva Muir Michelle Watkinson. 0161 276 6436.


Blue trousers. Tunic or physiotherapy polo t-shirt. Black shoes or leather trainers.




Travel and Parking arrangements: Car park: 6-24 Hours £15.00, Weekly Parking Permit - £20.00 Street parking Public transport website link: http://www.traveline-northwest.co.uk/journeyplanner/enterJourneyPlan.do

Car park £10 daily. Street Parking. CMFT is easily located by bus systems that run down Oxford Road. The 147 bus route connects the hospitals with the Universities and Piccadilly train station. The hospital is a 15/20 minute walk from Oxford Road train station.

Accessibility:

Ground floor location. Wheelchair access and lifts/stairs to wards.



Headings

Description

Name:

Community Neuro Rehab and Stroke and ESD Team (Neuro-outreach Team)


An outpatient and community service for patients with neurological diagnoses and stroke. We are also an early supported discharge service for stroke patients.


Clients over 16 years of age who have a neuro- disability arising as a result of a stroke or an acquired neurological condition (inherited/non-inherited)


Neuro assessment and rehabilitation based on the Bobath concept or Normal Movement approach. This can take place in an outpatient setting or in the patient’s home, workplace or other setting e.g. local gym, swimming pool. We can provide specialist interventions such as splinting and casting, gait re-education using the Biodex unweighing system, Functional electrical stimulation (FES), and specialist upper limb rehabilitation post stroke using the Saebo splinting system.

Hub/Spoke/Both:

Hub

Suggested reading:

Refresh knowledge from the taught neurology module at university including normal anatomy and physiology of the CNS Disease specific pathology and management, especially CVA and Multiple Sclerosis Shumway-Cook A, Woollacott MH, Motor Control: Translating Research into practice 3

rd Edition.

(2007) Lippincott Williams and Wilkins Raine S, Meadows L, Lynch-Ellerington M, Bobath Concept-Theory and clinical practice in neurological rehabilitation (2009) Wiley-Blackwell.


Resources Available







8.30-4.30


Multidisciplinary approach to neuro-rehab, working closely with OT and SLT colleagues both in an outpatient and community setting Opportunity to facilitate exercise classes run by the neuro-outreach team at MRI and a local leisure centre


Hydrotherapy treatment sessions Participation in team In service training and weekly tutorials with clinical educators Treatment modalities e.g. Functional electrical stimulation, Biodex unweighing gait trainer, splinting and casting.

Contact details: Joanne Ritchie/ Outreach physiotherapy team. Telephone 0161 276 3576 or 0161 276 4638

General Information / special considerations: Uniform-Blue trousers, tunic or physiotherapy polo shirt and black shoes or black trainers




Types of learners who may be placed in the practice learning environment. Physiotherapy students undertaking BSc (FT/PT) or MSc pre-reg (FT/PT) Work experience students


Information regarding specific travel and parking arrangements. (link to travel planner website) Car park: 6-24 Hours £15.00, Weekly Parking Permit - £20.00. Street parking. Public transport website link: http://www.traveline-northwest.co.uk/journeyplanner/enterJourneyPlan.do

Accessibility:

Consider access issues eg: stairs, ramps, lifts only. Outpatient gym and team office is accessible. A large part of our work is in the community in patient’s own homes which may not be so easily accessible.


The date the practice learning environment profile was updated.

30th October 2012


Headings

Description

Name:

Complex Discharge Assessment Unit


The unit provides an essential discharge assessment and planning role for adult patients from across Central Manchester Foundation Trust.


The patient group is made up of mainly older adults with complex physical, cognitive and social problems.


You will assess and treat adults with complex physical needs from a wide range of disease groups including dementia, orthopaedics, stroke, falls, the majority of whom will have cognitive impairment. You will assess and progress their rehabilitation potential in order to maximise independence prior to discharge home. You will work with the MDT to plan safe and timely discharge.

Hub/Spoke/Both:

Hub.

Suggested reading:

• ‘Promoting mobility for people with dementia’ Rosemary Oddy, 2011.

• ‘The Mental Capacity Act 2005 Code of Practice’ Department for Constitutional Affairs,

2007.


Resources Available







8am until 4pm with 30 minutes for lunch.


You will have the opportunity to keywork your patients discharge plans from initial assessment to the point of discharge. This will enhance your holistic assessment skills and further develop your problem solving abilities. You will develop and consolidate your physical assessment and treatment skills, particularly with those patients who are not able to engage in a traditional approach to rehabilitation planning. You will advance your communication skills by working with your patients, their families/friends and other professionals in order to achieve positive outcomes within the discharge plan.

Contact details: Ward 30, Adult Rehab Block, Manchester Royal Infirmary, Oxford Road, Manchester, M13 9WL. T:


276 3566. Joanne Street (Clinical Lead Physiotherapist).

General Information / special considerations: Uniform must be white tunic with blue trousers and plain black shoes or wipe-able trainers.






Accessibility:

No accessibility issues


1.11.12


Headings

Description

Name:

General Surgery Team


ICU HDU General Surgery Wards.


Patients in critical care setting, patients post surgery in ward setting


• Respiratory assessments – including interpretation of blood biochemistry, ABG’s and CXR interpretation




• Invasive ventilation

• Non invasive ventilation (CPAP and BiPAP)



Hub/Spoke/Both:

Hub

Suggested reading:

• Outline anatomy and physiology of: heart, lungs and abdominal contents.

• Chest assessment and physiotherapeutic techniques.

• Normal cardiovascular observations.

• Awareness of ABG’s, invasive and non-invasive ventilation.

• Brief knowledge of common general surgical procedures e.g. laporotomy, AAA repairs, gastrectomy, hemi-colectomy,


Resources Available







8:15 to 4:30. 45 minutes for Lunch.



• Weekly structured student timetable.

• Weekly student tutorials.

• Surgery Team IST (bimonthly).

• Joint working with senior clinicians.

• Multi-professional therapy team.

• Attendance at Ward MDT meetings and case conferences.

• Attendance at weekly therapy goal setting and discharge meeting.

• Observing of Surgery in theatre or invasive procedures on wards.

• Attending ICU rehab class.

Contact details: Nikki McGill. Liz Evans Rotational band 6. 0161 276 4636


Blue trousers. Tunic or physiotherapy polo t-shirt. Black shoes or leather trainers.






Accessibility:




Headings

Description

Name:

Hospital & Community Team


Supported discharge service following up adult patients discharged from the MRI. Patients are seen in their own homes to support initial discharge from hospital and prevent re admission. Short term goals are set to provide rehabilitation to patients in their own homes following hospital admission. The team is multi disciplinary including Physiotherapists, Occupational Therapists and Rehabilitation Assistants.


Adults only. Not condition specific. Patient groups long terms conditions, general rehabilitation, neurological conditions,


Assessment of physical and functional ability within home environment and outdoors if applicable. Appropriate delivery of community rehab for up to 6weeks post discharge from hospital. May include exercise prescription, functional activity practice, multi-agency working etc

Hub/Spoke/Both:

Hub – Community Rehabilitation Team Office, Platt 2 Rehab, Purple zone, MRI.

Suggested reading:

Back ground reading on medical conditions effecting older people, long term conditions, falls and rehabilitation.


Resources Available







8am – 4pm Monday to Friday 30 minutes for lunch


• Community rehabilitation: falls, respiratory conditions, post surgery, neurological conditions, multiple pathologies

• Interdisciplinary assessment and treatment

• Home/environmental assessment

• Caseload management and documentation

• Multi-professional working – liaising with district nurses, GPs, Active case managers etc

• Develop knowledge of community services and agencies

Contact details: Main Contact number: 0161 276 3548


Rachel Smith Clinical Lead Physiotherapist Lynn Davis Senior Specialist Physiotherapist


Uniform: Blue trousers, Tunic or physiotherapy white polo T-shirt, black shoes or leather trainers Changing facilities: no lockers and limited changing facilities Staff Room: Fridge, microwave, hot water




Undergraduate or postgraduate physiotherapy students



Accessibility:

No access issues to office Visits are community visits completed with qualified staff in their cars or hospital van. Community environment involves visits to patient’s homes where access may be difficult with steps, narrow doorways stairs and potentially difficult environments.


November 2012.


Headings

Description

Name:

Intermediate Neuro-rehabilitation Unit (INRU)

Based at Ward 1, Trafford General Hospital, Moorside Rd, Davyhulme, M/CR, M41 5SL


An in-patient neuro-rehabilitation unit covering rehab to predominantly non-stroke neurological conditions


Common presentations include traumatic and hypoxic brain injury, multiple sclerosis, spinal cord damage and other neurological pathologies including Guillain-Barre syndrome. Caseload consists of complex patients presenting with mobility, cognitive and communication impairments.


Patients’ needs are identified and met through a problem solving and goal setting framework. Comprehensive treatment is delivered through a well established multi-disciplinary team.

Hub/Spoke/Both:

Hub

Suggested reading:

Revise course work from neuro module focussing on normal movement analysis and assessment. Shumway-Cook and Woollacott Motor Control and Theory provide relevant information regarding postural control and movement


Resources Available • Access to Resource files in therapy office






Monday-Thursday 8.30- 4.30 Friday 8.30- 12.30, Friday pm is self study



In depth involvement in neuro-rehab.

Contact details: Clinical educators Tim Walton and Shirley Brissenden Ward 1, Trafford General Hospital, Moorside Rd, Davyhulme, M/CR, M41 5SL 0161- 934 86553 [email protected] [email protected]







Accessibility:


December 2012


Headings

Description

Name:

Medicine Respiratory


Acute and Chronic Respiratory


The student will gain experience with ward based respiratory patients, including patients requiring BiPAP and those who have tracheostomies. There are also opportunities to treat patients on the Medical High Dependency Unit and observe and participate in the Outpatient Pulmonary Rehabilitation programme


• Basic respiratory assessments – including interpretation of blood biochemistry, ABG’s and CXR interpretation





• CPAP

• BiPAP


• Pulmonary Rehabilitation Assessments

• Observation of Respiratory Outpatients – including Bronchiectasis and Hyperventilation

Hub/Spoke/Both: Hub

Suggested reading:

• NICE COPD Guidelines 2011

• BTS COPD Guidelines 2010

• “Oxford Hand book of Respiratory Medicine”

• (Chapman, Robinson, Stradling and West)

• “Pulmonary Pathophysiology”

• (West)

• “Physiotherapy for Respiratory and Cardiac Conditions”

• (Webber and Pryor)


Resources Available








8.30 – 4.30 pm 45 mins lunch


In-house tailored In-service training Joint sessions with senior Physiotherapist/ Occupational therapists

Contact details: Amanda Dryer Clinical lead Dawn Gudegast Senior Specialist Physiotherapist Katie Blower Senior Specialist Physiotherapist Contact Tel: 276 8963


Uniform required. Stethoscope Note pad / pen




Undergraduate physiotherapy students



Accessibility:

Placement can be in different areas of the hospital involving walking to several wards on different levels of the building. Lifts are available.


06/11/2012.


Headings

Description

Name:

Musculoskeletal Physiotherapy Outpatients


Acute hospital-based 12-bedded outpatient area used for the assessment and management of musculoskeletal health disorders and injury.


ADULTS (from age 17 years)


• Manual therapy (various models)

• Rehabilitative exercise programs (including Pilates etc)

• Hydrotherapy

• Electrotherapy

• Acupuncture

• Mechanical traction bed therapy

• Advice, education and support through recovery.

• Liaison with other members of MDT i.e. OTs or orthotists.

Hub/Spoke/Both:

Hub

Suggested reading:

Undergraduate texts i.e. Petty, Maitland for general assessment techniques, orthopaedics texts for fracture management and rehabilitation post surgical procedures, physiology/pathology based texts for inflammation, soft tissue healing, fracture healing, pathology of osteoarthritis. Recommended Journals: Physiotherapy, Manual Therapy, JOSPT, Australian Journal of Physiotherapy, New Zealand Journal of Physiotherapy, British Journal of Sports Medicine


Resources Available







The department opens at 8.00am and closes at 16.45pm. The student can negotiate his/her hours between these times, with the clinical educator at the start of the placement.



• One-to-one treatment sessions

• Hydrotherapy

• Lower limb/total knee replacement rehabilitation classes

• ACL rehabilitation classes

• Potential for observational visits to Accident and Emergency, Theatre/Surgery, Orthopaedic clinics, Balance clinics and Orthotics

• Internet access, rolling program of relevant in-service training and small library of relevant text books

Contact details: Susan Partridge: Team Leader Lisa Fitzgerald: Student Placement Facilitator Tel: 0161 276 4700/4479


Students are expected to adhere to the Trust Uniform policy, i.e. navy trousers, white tunic/polo shirt and black wipe-able shoes/trainers. Students should appear presentable and professional, with a clear name badge and identification. Changing room facilities available




Pre-entry observational students Year 1 observational physiotherapy students Year 2-3 physiotherapy students Elective students



Accessibility:

This placement will be situated on the ground floor with an automatic door entrance. The department is all on one level. There is a ramp access to the hydrotherapy pool and lift access to all floors.


15.11.2012


Headings

Description

Name:

Elective Orthopaedics


Areas covered: Short stay elective ward Day case Orthopaedic Outreach services Pe-op Education Group ACL rehab: outpatients and gym class


Elective orthopaedic procedures including: Total knee replacements, total hip replacements, shoulder surgery and Tumour surgery


In-patients: Mobility assessments, exercises, Padl’s Pre-Op: Education group, home visits, equipment provision Ortho Outreach: Acute Community rehabilitation

Hub/Spoke/Both:

Hub

Suggested reading:

Total Hip and Total knee replacement procedures and rehab


Resources Available







8.30-4.30 Mon-Fri


Observing surgery Experience of working in an acute setting both in-pt and community Observing clinics

Contact details: Clinical Lead: 0161 276 4190 Team Leader Outreach (OT): 0161 7010267 Ward/Community Physiotherapist: 0161 7010267



Standard Uniform




Physiotherapy and Occupational Therapy Students



Accessibility:

Stairs and lift access available


14/12/2012.


Headings

Description

Name:

Rheumatology & Haematology Therapy Team

Central Manchester University Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust (CMFT)


Joint Physiotherapy and Occupational Therapy service. Based in Platt I Rehab (Ground Floor Purple Zone, Manchester Royal Infirmary) taking referrals from CMFT Rheumatology Department consultants.


Rheumatology outpatients presenting with one or more rheumatological conditions – including arthritis (rheumatoid, osteoarthritis, psoriatic, reactive), ankylosing spondylitis (AS), fibromyalgia, hypermobility and systemic lupus erythematosus (SLE). Class-based treatments including chronic conditions class, AS class and AS hydro class. Haematology inpatients & outpatients


Initial individual or joint (PT/OT) assessment followed by appropriate treatment. This may include the prescription of a home exercise programme, manual therapy, electrotherapy, cryotherapy, hydrotherapy, acupuncture (normal & electro) and corticosteroid injections.

Hub/Spoke/Both:

Hub

Suggested reading:

• Musculoskeletal anatomy

• General rheumatological conditions – a good place to start is www.arthritisresearchuk.org/

• Revision of subjective and objective assessments

• Psychosocial factors


Resources Available







8.30–4.30 Mon-Fri with 30 minutes for lunch Specific working hours may be negotiable based on required student working hours and working hours of clinical educator.



Time spent with clinical educator and other physiotherapy staff. Student in-service training programme Additional time spent with OT, orthotist, Rheumatology Nurse Specialist Observational time in ESP (Physio) led clinic, RA Education Clinic and Rheumatology Clinic Possible theatre visit - optional

Contact details: Sarah Houghton ESP Physiotherapist - Clinical Lead Rheumatology Team Email : [email protected] Tel No: 0161 276 4190

General Information / special considerations: Uniform required – white tunic or polo shirt, blue trousers and black shoes or leather trainers.




Students undertaking a BSc or MSc in Physiotherapy; maximum number of students at any one time = 1.



Accessibility:



8th November 2012.


Headings

Description

Name:

Specialist Medicine


A ward based clinical placement working closely in a multi-disciplinary team of physiotherapists and occupational therapists


The placement is based on the nephrology & Gastroenterology wards. The caseload will include a variety of patients with a background of mobility and respiratory problems.


You will gain experience working with patients with a variety of mobility & respiratory problems You will also gain experience in discharge planning

Hub/Spoke/Both:

The placement is a hub

Suggested reading:

• Awareness of the anatomy and physiology of the kidney, liver and GI system.

• Basic respiratory skills (assessments, ACBT)

• Awareness of diabetes and secondary complications


Resources Available







8.15- 4.30 (45 minutes lunch break)


Joint working within the MDT

Contact details: Rosaline Bugden 276 4846


Uniform- Blue trousers Tunic or physiotherapy polo T-shirt Black shoes or leather trainers





Physiotherapists Occupational therapists



Accessibility:


13/12/12


Headings

Description

Name:

Women’s Health – St Mary’s

Maria Jones, Jackie Hibbett


Physiotherapy service in a teritary Level Women’s Hospital specialising in Obstetrics and Gynaecology


Musculoskeletal out-patients in pregnancy – assessing and treating pelvic pain, lumbar pain and carpel tunnel syndrome Gynaecological out-patients – assessment and treatment of incontinence, prolapse, sexual dysfunction In-patients – maternity (postnatal advice), gynae-oncology surgical ward Physiotherapy students at BSc or MSc level at any year. Elective students considered on application.


Post –operative surgical interventions Post traumatic delivery advice Out-pts – variable Students are not expected to vaginally assess any patients. They can chose to observe senior staff in this field, if they so wish.

Hub/Spoke/Both:

Hub.

Suggested reading:

Anything related to pregnancy – good to get an overview of changes to the body on pregnancy.


Resources Available







8.30-4.30 Mon-Fri. Lunch 12.30-1pm



Obs and Gynae and all associated. Across both in- and out-patients and classes

Contact details: 0161 276 6411







Accessibility:

No stairs, no ramps.


13th December 2012.


Headings

Description

Name:

Stroke Unit


Ward 31. Adult Rehabilitation Block. Ground Floor. Manchester Royal Infirmary.


Patients who have a clinical diagnosis of stroke-acute and rehab.


Specialist Multi Disciplinary treatment approach and discharge planning.

Hub/Spoke/Both:

Hub

Suggested reading:

• RCP guidelines for Stroke

• NICE guidelines

• Review pathology of Stroke


Resources Available

• Student resource folder located in team room

• Access to internet

• Tutorials as required

• Joint working with a variety of members of the MDT

• Opportunity to spend time working with other agencies eg Stroke Outreach team

•


8am until 4pm ½ hour for lunch


MDT meetings, family meetings, Goal setting meetings, opportunity to spend 1:1 time with other disciplines, opportunity to spend time with specialist community stroke team

Contact details: Lisa Barry. Band 7 Physio Zoe Barr. Band 6 Physio 0161 276 5305 Educational link

General Information / special considerations: Uniform specification- navy trousers, tunic or polo shirt and black, wipe able shoes or trainers.





Undergraduate/ MSc physiotherapy students



Accessibility:


26.11.12


Headings

Description

Name:

Ward 32 – Acute Rehabilitation


The ward delivers rehabilitation to adults who still need to be in hospital. Patients can be referred from anywhere in the hospital and have to be over the age of 18.


Adults who need to remain in hospital but are benefitting from rehabilitation.


Physiotherapy sessions are completed both on the ward and in the ward gym. Patients have timetabled Physiotherapy sessions.

Hub/Spoke/Both:

Hub practice placement

Suggested reading:

Read around:

• Assessment skills

• Intervention planning

• Amputee rehabilitation

• Motor control theory (briefly!)


Resources Available




• Work based

• Internet/intranet access



Monday – Friday, 08:30 – 16:30 with 30 minutes for lunch


• Close MDT working

• Assessment and treatment of (dependent on caseload): o Rehab patients from all specialities o Orthopaedic patients o Amputees both prosthetic and non-prosthetic

Contact details: Clinical Educator: Jolly Barrow (main contact) or Rotational Band 6 Physiotherapist Telephone: 0161 276 3376 Email: [email protected]



Blue trousers, Tunic or physiotherapy polo T-shirt, Black shoes or black wipeable trainers. Lockers: Limited availability for lockers and changing facilities.




To be discussed on an individual basis.


Car park: 6-24 Hours £15.00, Weekly Parking Permit - £20.00 Street parking Bike lockers available

Public transport website link: http://www.travelinenorthwest.co.uk/journeyplanner/enterJourneyPlan.do

Accessibility:

The ward and changing facilities are located on the first floor; there is a lift available.


29/10/2012

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