Aim: This course improves your therapeutic intervention with regard to mobility (mobility) of the upper extremity in pediatrics and gives your treatment a scientific basis. Using example patients and numerous interactive elements, learning is really fun.
Course duration
- 5 hours
- 6 months
Target group
- Physiotherapists
- Occupational therapists
- Doctors and physicians
- Orthopaedic technicians
Note
- This course contains elements that may not be playable on mobile phones. We therefore recommend using a tablet or a computer.
- Once you have completed the course, you can download your certificate here.
- Above, under the "Material" tab, you will find all available course documents for this course to download or print.
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Reviews
Well-structured and explained using two patient examples. Overall, the therapeutic methods could be explained in even greater detail using patient examples. (Bimanual training, zipping up a zipper)
Well-structured and clearly presented, with the option to review the material through short quizzes.
It was very practical, with a well-structured, scientifically grounded background. It could be updated again—it's 2026, after all—and there are certainly more recent studies.
Very good structure, scientific basis, realistic therapy goals
A bit much text, few movie examples, quiz questions or answers partly unclear / imprecisely formulated.
Contents well structured, transfer to everyday practice possible, which is often not the case with many other training courses (other providers). Good practical examples! Many PDF documents that you can continue to use. Super, a BIG THANK YOU!
The course was really great! I particularly liked the individual classifications and the corresponding examples. Everything was short, crisp and to the point. Absolutely recommendable!
Very clearly and comprehensibly explained
The information is conveyed very clearly.
A great summary on the upper extremity that I wish I had had earlier in my career.
Thank you Sarah, we have revised the questions and now it should be much clearer.
Thanks for your help and best regards
Your foxstudy team