Michelle Barnes

EXFRM 2705 - Professional Physical Therapy Practice in Canada I

This course focuses on the development of the knowledge, skills and judgment required to deliver safe and effective physical therapy (PT) care in the Canadian setting, clinical reasoning and professional communication. Prerequisite: University of Alberta Physical Therapy Practice in the Canadian Health System course or another Canadian Alliance of Physiotherapy Regulators approved course.

EXFRM 2706 - Essential Skills in Physical Therapy Practice I

This course comprises of on-campus clinical skills labs at the University of Alberta North/Main campus in Edmonton. This course aligns with content in EXFRM 2705 using a hands-on practical learning experience to enhance the participants' clinical skills and application of protocols, techniques, and standards of Canadian physical therapy practice. Corequisite: EXFRM 2705

EXFRM 2707 - Professional Physical Therapy Practice in Canada II

This course consolidates the physical therapy skills required for assessment, interpretation/diagnosis, planning and treatment through the application of clinical decision making models, critical thinking and evidence-based practice. Prerequisites: EXFRM 2705 and EXFRM 2706.

EXFRM 2708 - Essential Skills in Physical Therapy Practice II

This course comprises of on-campus clinical skills labs at the University of Alberta North/Main campus in Edmonton. This comprehensive physical therapy skills course builds on the content and skills from EXFRM 2705 and EXFRM 2706 and offers application of the EXFRM 2707 content. Corequisite: EXFRM 2707.

EXFRM 2709 - Mentorship and Experiential Learning in Physical Therapy Practice

This course includes on-site clinical mentorship at University of Alberta affiliated facilities. Mentorship is provided by clinical physical therapy (PT) preceptors who assist in consolidation of knowledge, skills and attitudes to develop PT practice readiness. Prerequisite: EXFRM 2707 and EXFRM 2708.

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