Occupational therapy

Databases of scientific evidence and advanced research strategies. • Analysis of kinematic, kinetic and electromyographic signals applied to human movement. • Inertial sensors for motion analysis. • Videorasterstereography applied to the instrumental assessment of posture. • Robotic rehabilitation. • Virtual reality applied to occupational therapy. • Physical principles of physical energies used in rehabilitation.

curricular requirements planned by the didactic regulations

Gait Analysis: Normal and Pathological Function-Jacquelin Perry -SLACK Incorporated Digital material provided by the professor

The Course is structured in 20 hours of frontal teaching, divided into lessons of 2 hours according to the academic calendar.

mandatory attendance

Oral examination

The Course is structured in 20 hours of frontal teaching, divided into lessons of 2 hours according to the academic calendar.