May 8, 2009
Physiotherapy Day VI
KINESIOLOGY INTENSIVE TRAINING IN MILITARY HOSPITAL IN SANTIAGO.
I. INTRODUCTION
The rapid advance of science and technology in recent years have invaded all areas of human endeavor. The medicine has not been an exception to technological advances and global knowledge. Recent changes in the structure of units (ICU), integrated into one entity to the intensive care unit (ICU) and intermediate care units (ICU) with the intention of unifying the health care network under a model common, based on the generation of guides technological development, computer, care professional.
addition, ministerial guidelines for the formation of critical patient units incorporate the resource physiotherapist as part of this, and define a profile and technical-vocational skills, where the physical therapist must have knowledge of intensive care area in respiratory, neuromuscular care, mechanical ventilation and ventilatory therapy and these must be properly credited. It is also expected that the physiotherapist involved treatment of critically ill patients with a comprehensive view of their serious condition and will be beneficial in reducing duration of mechanical ventilation, pneumonia associated with mechanical ventilation and therefore the days of stay in the units of greater complexity. Motivated by these changes, the unit of Kinesiology at the Military Hospital of Santiago has raised the challenge of becoming a training center in this new area of \u200b\u200bdevelopment. In this second version of this course we hope to strengthen the positive aspects achieved in 2008, also issued to make new contributions based on the experience gained in the last version.
II. ACADEMIC UNIT RESPONSIBLE
Kinesiology Unit, under the service of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation at the Santiago Military Hospital. COURSE DIRECTOR
Klgo. Victor Gajardo pineapple
Respiratory Specialist kinesiology.
Klgo. Tognarelli Eduardo Guzman. Intensive
Kinesiology Specialist. Dr. Antonio Hernandez Morelle
Critical Patient Unit Chief Military Hospital of Santiago
SPONSORSHIP:
- Kinesiologist Association of Chile AG
- Faculty of Medicine
Valparaiso University - Faculty of Medicine of the Universidad Finis Terrae
- Faculty of Medicine of the Universidad de Los Andes
III. DESCRIPTION
The period of intensive training in Kinesiology Santiago Military Hospital will consist of a theoretical and practical course of three months for physical therapists, with university degrees in Chile or abroad duly validated.
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The course includes a total of 120 academic hours spread over two periods: Theoretical
(85% minimum attendance) 60 hours. Practical
(100% attendance) 60 hours.
Frequency: Theoretical
: Lectures held on Saturdays from 8:00 to 13:30. This schedule includes hours of theoretical evaluation.
Practical: Internship by patient units Hosmil critical periods of two months, three times a week, or daily. The periods considered Coronary ICU, MED-surgical ICU and ICU. (12 or 20 hours per week). At the end of course, students must complete 8 hours of group workshops, 20 hours of ICU, Coronary ICU 16 hours and 16 hours of ICU (Intermediate).
IV. QUOTA
The program provides a maximum of 30 students.
V.
OBJECTIVES 1. Join Physiotherapists in intensive care and contribute expertise in this area of \u200b\u200bkinesiology.
2. Physiotherapists prepare highly trained in the care of critically ill patient units.
3. Convert the Military Hospital in a clinical training in kinesiology intensive.
4. Provide specific knowledge of kinesiology Optimizing intensive professional development in the UPC
5. Train the physiotherapist to be integrated team of intensive care units in the country.
6. Analyze the possibilities for scientific research in the Intensive Kinesiology.
VI.
SPECIFIC OBJECTIVES 1. Knowing the normal physiology of the respiratory system and its implications for clinical assessment of patients.
2. The pathophysiology of disorders of the respiratory system most relevant in the treatment of critically ill patients.
3. Correctly interpret the basic concepts of semiotics of the respiratory system.
4. Recognize and be able to interpret correctly the most frequent alterations in a chest radiograph.
5. Recognize and be able to interpret correctly the most frequent alterations in CT of the chest.
6. Knowing the normal physiology of the cardiovascular system and its implications for clinical assessment of patients.
7. Recognize ECG changes and clinical implications these may have.
8. The pathophysiology of coronary disease, evaluation and medical-surgical management.
9. Apply basic aspects of cardiac rehabilitation.
10. The pathophysiology of shock, its assessment and medical management.
11. Recognize the hemodynamic alterations that are associated with physiotherapy.
12. Manage the principles and operation and clinical application of the elements of ventilatory therapy.
13. Understand the principles and operation and clinical application of mechanical ventilation.
14. Manage current concepts in the assessment and clinical evaluation of critically ill patients.
15. Develop kinetic objectives commensurate with the patient's specific clinical situation critical.
16. Implement specific elements of the kinetics and ventilatory therapy of critically ill patients.
17. Develop protocols for assessment and physiotherapy treatment.
18. Design research methods in areas relevant to intensive kinesiology. EVALUATION
Note approval will be a 4.0 (four) to be obtained from the weights of the following assessments: 20% weekly Controls
Theory exam 40% Practical 40% Examination
DATE: May 16 CURRENT VALUE
$ 450,000 (Can pay in three installments) REGISTRATION
Military Hospital Reina on Avenida Larrain 9100 of the municipality of the Queen. Kinesiology
Unit, Building A, fourth floor.
phones: 3316737-331-6845
Secretary Catalina Cabezas.
This activity has been assigned a half scholarship for qualified physiotherapists. Those who wish to obtain this benefit, you should send application letter and resume to the May 12 colkine@ctcinternet.cl 2009a
regulation is suggested to review the Department of Further grants, published on the website: www.colegiodekinesiologos.cll section: Depto. Improvement.
Klgo. Jorge Molina B.
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