Bachelor of Physiotherapy

• PO1 Knowledge Application: To demonstrate academic skills and knowledge related to understanding the structure and function of human body in physiotherapy practice. Apply these anatomical, physiological, and kinesiological concepts to professional physiotherapy practice.
• PO2 Problem analysis: In the realm of physiotherapy and rehabilitation sciences, the graduate will possess the ability to assess, analyze, and treat patients with a variety of diseases and problems.
• PO3 Design/development of Treatment Protocol: Develop and implement treatment protocols for a variety of diseases and disorders.
• PO4 Skill demonstration: Proficiency in various manual treatment procedures. In musculoskeletal, neurological, cardiovascular, and pulmonary diseases, students will integrate physiotherapy examination abilities, including electrodiagnosis, to arrive at a Functional/Physical Diagnosis.
• PO5 Case studies and clinical Trial: The ability to plan and carry out clinical trials, analyze data, and draw well-informed conclusions about a study.
• PO6 Evidence Based Practice: Make clinical decisions, develop and implement physical therapy services using critical thinking and evidence-based practice. Apply scientific research and other forms of best evidences. To demonstrate and apply basic computer applications for data management, data storage, generating databases and for research purposes.
• PO7 Professional Conduct: To demonstrate behavioral skills and humanitarian approach while communicating with patients, relatives, society at large and co-professionals. Have the ability to build up a healthy Physiotherapist–Patient relationship.
• PO8 Individual and team work: To demonstrate ability of critical thinking, scientific enquiry and managerial skills related to task in day-to-day work. Demonstrate a commitment to professional growth and lifelong learning to promote absorption and adoption of new knowledge and tools.
• PO9 Ethics: Abide by the ethical principles and commit to professional ethics, responsibilities and norms of healthcare industry. Will be able to demonstrate and relate moral, ethical values and legal aspects concerned with Physiotherapy management.
• PO10 Communication: Ability to communicate effectively on different diseases, disorders, write effective reports and design documentation, make effective presentations, give and receive clear instructions to the Patients. To outline and implement Physiotherapy management by co-relating assessment and examination skills of clinical subjects like Orthopedics, General Surgery, Medicine, Neurology, Pediatrics, Dermatology, Gynecology, Obstetrics, Community Medicine and Sociology.

Programme Specific Outcomes

• PSO1 Acquire, assess, apply and integrate new knowledge to contribute to the assessment, and review of peers, provide appropriate feedback, and seize opportunities to further develop these abilities as a mentor and teacher. Learn and work effectively within a multi-professional team.
• PSO2 “Work effectively in a variety of inter-professional collaborative settings, such as hospitals, rehabilitation centres, special schools, health and fitness centres, geriatric centres, and as an Ergonomic Consultant. Physiotherapist as a Scholar and a Scientist.”
• PSO3 “Examine the relationship between structural and functional impairments and plan appropriate rehabilitation goals and design management protocols. Apply scientific method and approaches to Physiotherapy research. Promote health education and improve quality of life. Listen, share, and reply clearly, respectfully, and successfully with patients, caregivers, and colleagues.”
• PSO4 “To deliver the greatest standard of healthcare, plan and perform research studies to evaluate current methods and propose innovative physiotherapy therapies based on evidence. Outline the ethical issues involved in clinical research.”