Colleges

Identify the different dimensions of well-being and distinguish between health problems and various wellness issues.
Understanding the relationship between wellness dimensions and positive healthy lifestyle management, including related factors such as nutrition and physical activity.
The role of a physical therapist in prevention and health promotion.
Description of exercise program components and the health benefits resulting from participation.
Applying public health principles, including epidemiology, health promotion, and health policy, to assess the broader health needs of patients and communities.
Develop and implement evidence-based strategies to promote health and prevent disease within the scope of physical therapy practice.
Implement patient-centered care plans, integrating public health strategies and addressing social determinants of health to promote overall patient well-being.
Conduct comprehensive patient assessments that consider not only physical rehabilitation needs but also general well-being factors such as nutrition, fitness, and mental health.
Practicing the necessary professional behaviors for efficient professional work, including initiative, leadership, teamwork, and continuous self-learning skills during class activities and assignments.
Review of professional and ethical standards for the practice of physical therapy, taking into account social responsibilities and citizenship.
Collaborate effectively with healthcare teams, including public health professionals, to deliver integrated care that meets the diverse needs of patients and communities.