About distance learning

Practical exercises “Physiotherapy and Medical Rehabilitation” will be held in the format of web conferences. Students need to have a smartphone or PC, as well as headphones with a microphone (required for a PC and desirable for other devices). Before starting the cycle on the device of your choice, you need to download and install the «Zoom» program and register with it. You must install «Viber» on the same device. The day before the start of the cycle, according to your schedule, the teacher creates a conversation in Viber with the head of the group. Head of the group adds all of his classmates. On the day of the first lesson, the teacher in the group drops the link to the video conference. Students need to follow the link.

Please note that the free version of Zoom, which is used for classes, allows conferences for more than two people with a maximum duration of 40 minutes. After this time, disconnection may happen. In this case, the teacher sends a new invitation to the video conference.

The program for 6th year students provides for the preparation of an individual medical rehabilitation program (IRP). Students fill out IPR forms in electronic form, call the file by their last name. Students send the completed form to the head of the group who creates an archive, calls it the group number and the name of the faculty, and sends it to the teacher by e-mail.

According to the above algorithm, abstracts are also must be submitted. Criteria for abstracts: 14 Times New Roman, exactly 14pt. Volume not less than 10 pages. At least 10 sources, no more than 20% of the volume of information from one source. All abstracts must be provided in electronic form. All abstracts will be tested in the Anti-Plagiarism system. Grades are given for each lesson. Evaluation can be set for an oral response during a video conference, a prepared report, an abstract, a compiled medical rehabilitation program.

Students can ask all the organizational questions to the teacher in the Viber group.

Deputy Head of the department of medical rehabilitation

PhD, associate professor A.S. Yarosh