June- July Module I: Basics of movement
1. Applied anatomy with emphasis on Biomechanics & Kinesiology of Human motion and Work Physiology
2. Kinetic and kinematics analysis for various functional activities.
Instructors: Kavitha Raja, Saumen Gupta
Class will meet every Mon and Fri from 4-6 pm
Assessment: July 28- Written exam
Schedule
Date Topic
20/06 Upper limb examination
23/06 Lower limb examination
27/06 Spine
Type of delivery
Didactic/ practical
30/06 Posture
4/07 Human gait
7/07 Muscle work and energy consumption during work
11/07 Kinematic evaluation methods
14/07 Gait evaluation
18/07 Functional evaluation- objective and subjective
21/07 Implications for trauma rehabilitation
25/07 Clinical reasoning for evaluation and management methods
28/07
Didactic / practical
View video/ practical
Student self learning and practical application
Student self learning/ didactics/ practical
Faculty in charge
Kavitha
Kavitha /
Saumen
Kavitha/
Saumen
Saumen
Kavitha/
Saumen
Test
Required preparation
Anatomy of upper limbs
Anatomy of lower limbs
Anatomy of spine
Digital camera, eval kit
Shorts
Gymwear
Recommended books/ articles
Clinical anatomy/
Snell
Atlas of anatomy
Orthopaedic examination/
Magee
Magee, Kendall and Kendall
Jacqueline Perry
Wilmore, Katch &
Katch
Digital camera, work hardening equipment
Orthopaedic surgery – any author
Musculoskeletal physical therapy-
Richards

CBR schedule
The teaching/ learning programme will be conducted in modular format. At the end of each module an assessment will be given
June- July Module I: Introduction
1. Health and Illness; Levels of Healthcare & Fitness
2. Basic Concepts of rehabilitation and foundations of rehabilitation
3. Institute based rehabilitation services and multi-disciplinary approach.
4. Methodology of CBR with reference to National Health Delivery system.
5. Role of National Institutes, District Rehabilitation Centre and Primary Health
Centre (with appropriate exposure).
6. Public awareness to the various disabilities. Communications. Message generation and dissipation.
7. Persons with disability; Act – 1995 and related Government infrastructure.
8. Role of Government in CBR, inter-sectoral programs and co-ordination.
Implementation of the Act.
9. Role of Non-Government organizations in CBR.
10. Scope of community physiotherapy.
Instructors : Kavitha Raja, Saumen Gupta
Class will meet every Tue & Thu from 2-4
Assessment : Presentation on July 29 & 31

Date Topic Type of delivery
Didactic 19/06 Health and illness-levels
24/06 Current concepts of rehabilitation
26/06 National health priorities
1/07 National health care delivery systems and
3/07 roles
NCD- current concepts
8/07 Disability perspectives
Didactic / practical
10/07 Disability legislation
15/07 Evaluation tools
17/07 Measurement concepts while measuring health
22/07 Implications for India
24/07 Clinical reasoning for evaluation and management methods
Didactic/ practical
Student self learning and practical application
Student self learning/ didactics/ practical
Faculty in charge
Kavitha
Required preparation
Kavitha /
Saumen
Kavitha/
Saumen
Saumen
Kavitha/
Saumen
Recommended books/ articles http://www.who.int/disabil ities/world_report/2011/p osters/en/ http://socialjustice.nic.in/ pwd2011.php http://www.rehabmeasur
es.org/default.aspx
Measuring health
Phys Ther. 2004
Apr;84(4):312-30; discussion 331-5.
Clinical reasoning strategies in physical therapy.
Edwards I 1 , Jones
M, Carr J, Braunack-
Mayer A, Jensen GM.
29/07
31/07
Neha’s presentation
Prashanth’s presentation