High risk clients in podiatryLaajuus (5 cr)
Code: JT00DK98
Credits
5 op
Teaching language
- Finnish
Objective
You deepen your knowledge and skills concerning clients with special needs in podiatry and clients with exceptionally high tendency to suffer from foot lesions (the elderly, handicapped or people with an underlying disease causing feet strain, burden of living such as poor nutrition, immobility and excessive alcohol consumption and hobbies and sports that overload the feet).
You know what "high risk foot" means in international terminology.
You know high risk clients’ preventive and conservative treatments for foot injuries and familiarize yourself with operational and orthopedic actions.
You know the effects of the lymphatic system on the lower limbs.
You identify new technologies for the management of high risk clients.
Content
Who are high risk clients in podiatry?
What does "high risk foot" mean in an international perspective?
What are the preventive, conservative and operative procedures with high risk foot patients?
When and why do you implement vascular surgery, plastic surgery and radiology in high risk foot patients?
How does the lymphatic system affect the lower extremities?
What new technologies are in use?
Qualifications
Preventive podiatry and project
Practical training: Podiatry I and II
Materials
other studies in the module of Podiatric specialty
Enrollment
08.04.2024 - 21.04.2024
Timing
02.09.2024 - 20.12.2024
Number of ECTS credits allocated
5 op
Virtual portion
3.5 op
RDI portion
3 op
Mode of delivery
30 % Contact teaching, 70 % Distance learning
Unit
Department of Sports and Rehabilitation
Campus
Savonlinna Campus
Teaching languages
- Finnish
Seats
20 - 40
Degree programmes
- Degree Programme in Podiatry
Teachers
- Anni Issakainen
- Laura Saar
Groups
-
JTSA23KVM
Objective
You deepen your knowledge and skills concerning clients with special needs in podiatry and clients with exceptionally high tendency to suffer from foot lesions (the elderly, handicapped or people with an underlying disease causing feet strain, burden of living such as poor nutrition, immobility and excessive alcohol consumption and hobbies and sports that overload the feet).
You know what "high risk foot" means in international terminology.
You know high risk clients’ preventive and conservative treatments for foot injuries and familiarize yourself with operational and orthopedic actions.
You know the effects of the lymphatic system on the lower limbs.
You identify new technologies for the management of high risk clients.
Content
Who are high risk clients in podiatry?
What does "high risk foot" mean in an international perspective?
What are the preventive, conservative and operative procedures with high risk foot patients?
When and why do you implement vascular surgery, plastic surgery and radiology in high risk foot patients?
How does the lymphatic system affect the lower extremities?
What new technologies are in use?
Materials
other studies in the module of Podiatric specialty
Evaluation scale
1-5
Qualifications
Preventive podiatry and project
Practical training: Podiatry I and II
Enrollment
06.11.2023 - 17.11.2023
Timing
08.01.2024 - 31.05.2024
Number of ECTS credits allocated
5 op
Virtual portion
5 op
RDI portion
3 op
Mode of delivery
Distance learning
Unit
Department of Sports and Rehabilitation
Campus
Savonlinna Campus
Teaching languages
- Finnish
Seats
20 - 40
Degree programmes
- Degree Programme in Podiatry
Teachers
- Anni Issakainen
- Laura Saar
Groups
-
JTSA22SMPodiatry, part-time studies
Objective
You deepen your knowledge and skills concerning clients with special needs in podiatry and clients with exceptionally high tendency to suffer from foot lesions (the elderly, handicapped or people with an underlying disease causing feet strain, burden of living such as poor nutrition, immobility and excessive alcohol consumption and hobbies and sports that overload the feet).
You know what "high risk foot" means in international terminology.
You know high risk clients’ preventive and conservative treatments for foot injuries and familiarize yourself with operational and orthopedic actions.
You know the effects of the lymphatic system on the lower limbs.
You identify new technologies for the management of high risk clients.
Content
Who are high risk clients in podiatry?
What does "high risk foot" mean in an international perspective?
What are the preventive, conservative and operative procedures with high risk foot patients?
When and why do you implement vascular surgery, plastic surgery and radiology in high risk foot patients?
How does the lymphatic system affect the lower extremities?
What new technologies are in use?
Materials
other studies in the module of Podiatric specialty
Evaluation scale
1-5
Qualifications
Preventive podiatry and project
Practical training: Podiatry I and II
Enrollment
07.11.2022 - 18.11.2022
Timing
01.01.2023 - 31.05.2023
Number of ECTS credits allocated
5 op
Virtual portion
2 op
RDI portion
3 op
Mode of delivery
60 % Contact teaching, 40 % Distance learning
Unit
Department of Sports and Rehabilitation
Campus
Savonlinna Campus
Teaching languages
- Finnish
Seats
10 - 40
Degree programmes
- Degree Programme in Podiatry
Teachers
- Anni Issakainen
- Laura Saar
Teacher in charge
Anni Issakainen
Groups
-
JTSA21SMPodiatry, part-time studies
Objective
You deepen your knowledge and skills concerning clients with special needs in podiatry and clients with exceptionally high tendency to suffer from foot lesions (the elderly, handicapped or people with an underlying disease causing feet strain, burden of living such as poor nutrition, immobility and excessive alcohol consumption and hobbies and sports that overload the feet).
You know what "high risk foot" means in international terminology.
You know high risk clients’ preventive and conservative treatments for foot injuries and familiarize yourself with operational and orthopedic actions.
You know the effects of the lymphatic system on the lower limbs.
You identify new technologies for the management of high risk clients.
Content
Who are high risk clients in podiatry?
What does "high risk foot" mean in an international perspective?
What are the preventive, conservative and operative procedures with high risk foot patients?
When and why do you implement vascular surgery, plastic surgery and radiology in high risk foot patients?
How does the lymphatic system affect the lower extremities?
What new technologies are in use?
Evaluation scale
1-5
Qualifications
Preventive podiatry and project
Practical training: Podiatry I and II
Enrollment
08.11.2021 - 21.11.2021
Timing
10.01.2022 - 31.05.2022
Number of ECTS credits allocated
5 op
Virtual portion
2 op
Mode of delivery
60 % Contact teaching, 40 % Distance learning
Unit
Department of Sports and Rehabilitation
Campus
Savonlinna Campus
Teaching languages
- Finnish
Seats
20 - 40
Degree programmes
- Degree Programme in Podiatry
Teachers
- Anni Issakainen
- Laura Saar
Groups
-
JTSA20SMPodiatry, part-time studies
Objective
You deepen your knowledge and skills concerning clients with special needs in podiatry and clients with exceptionally high tendency to suffer from foot lesions (the elderly, handicapped or people with an underlying disease causing feet strain, burden of living such as poor nutrition, immobility and excessive alcohol consumption and hobbies and sports that overload the feet).
You know what "high risk foot" means in international terminology.
You know high risk clients’ preventive and conservative treatments for foot injuries and familiarize yourself with operational and orthopedic actions.
You know the effects of the lymphatic system on the lower limbs.
You identify new technologies for the management of high risk clients.
Content
Who are high risk clients in podiatry?
What does "high risk foot" mean in an international perspective?
What are the preventive, conservative and operative procedures with high risk foot patients?
When and why do you implement vascular surgery, plastic surgery and radiology in high risk foot patients?
How does the lymphatic system affect the lower extremities?
What new technologies are in use?
Evaluation scale
1-5
Qualifications
Preventive podiatry and project
Practical training: Podiatry I and II