PgCert Lower Limb Health, Disease and Rehabilitation

• Duration :

  One year part-time

3 good reasons to study Lower Limb Health, Disease and Rehabilitation at Salford:

• Develop critical appraisal skills to advance your evidence-based practice of assessing and managing the lower limb
• Delivered by recognised experts in the field
• Course content informed by cutting-edge research

This course aims to provide practitioners who are involved in the non-surgical management of lower limb and foot pathologies with higher level clinical skills to enhance patient care.

Attendance is minimal and you will benefit from a teaching team focused on providing strong student support.

You will be able to focus on particular diseases/conditions which match your own area of practice/interest, for example, diabetes, rheumatic diseases.

You will be taught by subject experts in the field including Professor Chris Nester, Professor Richard Baker and Dr Richard Jones in a series of masterclass days.

Related courses

Short courses:

• Vascular Assessment of the Lower Limb: New Paradigms in Service Provision
• Musculoskeletal Ultrasound Scanning: A New Tool for the Tool Box for Assessing and Monitoring Foot Health
• Challenging the Paradigms of Lower Limb Assessment and Management: Current Concepts in Gait Analysis and Management