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Systematic curricular development in physical therapy

Physical Therapy
Journal · Vol. 59 · Issue 4 · pp. 409-417
Abstract

A three-year, federally funded competency-based education project has been completed at The Ohio State University, School of Allied Medical Professions. Six allied health divisions cooperated in the project: Physical Therapy, Medical Communications, Medical Dietetics, Medical Record Administration, Medical Technology, and Radiologic Technology. The purpose of the project was to have the six ongoing programs adopt an established, systematic process to plan for and develop curricular revisions. Professional roles and competencies were delineated as a basis for establishing performance criteria and instructional strategies. The materials that the Division of Physical Therapy developed and the processes that were used in conjunction with this project are described.

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Vocational education therapy physiotherapist
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Physical Therapy Division, The Ohio State University, Columbus, OH, United States
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