Candidate’s name: Date of self-assessment: INDICATE YOUR OF CONFIDENCE AGAINST THE FOLLOWING PERFORMANCE CRITERIA 1. I require training and development in most or all of this area 2. I require further training in some aspects of this area 3. I am confident I already do this competently Underpinning skills and knowledge Confidence rating Learning strategies RELEVANCE ROLE scale 1 2 3 1. Musculoskeletal presentations Background knowledge The advanced Anatomy of the neuromusculoskeletal systems musculoskeletal Surface anatomy physiotherapist (AMP) has Neurovascular supply advanced knowledge in: Functional anatomy Physiology of the neuromusculoskeletal systems Biomechanics of the neuromusculoskeletal systems Pain mechanisms History taking Presenting complaint The AMP is able to obtain Chronological relevant sequence of events and an accurate clinical history symptoms from patient’s presenting Mechanism of injury and associated questions with signs and symptoms relating to this for example, HS, gait aids, – protective posturing Severity, irritability and nature of problem Current and past medications Past history of condition
Candidate’s name: Date of self-assessment: INDICATE YOUR OF CONFIDENCE AGAINST THE FOLLOWING PERFORMANCE CRITERIA 1. I require training and development in most or all of this area 2. I require further training in some aspects of this area 3. I am confident I already do this competently Underpinning skills and knowledge ROLE RELEVANCE Confidence rating scale Learning strategies 1 2 3 1. Musculoskeletal presentations Background knowledge The advanced musculoskeletal physiotherapist (AMP) has advanced knowledge in: Anatomy of the neuromusculoskeletal systems Surface anatomy Neurovascular supply Functional anatomy Physiology of the neuromusculoskeletal systems Biomechanics of the neuromusculoskeletal systems Pain mechanisms History taking The AMP is able to obtain an accurate clinical history from patient’s presenting with signs and symptoms Presenting complaint Chronological relevant sequence of events and symptoms Mechanism of injury and associated questions relating to this – for example, HS, gait aids, protective posturing Severity, irritability and nature of problem Current and past medications Past history of condition
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