Interdisciplinary Treatment of Amputee Patients

Amputation
orthopaedic
medical technology
physicians
student

Caring for patients with an amputation is complex and requires a network of specialists. The Massive Open Online Course (MOOC) provides 20-minute videos in which you can learn more about the relevant professions and their associated education paths. Specialists from all over the world will demonstrate what good cooperation between the various professions in treatment centres could look like.

The series focuses on interdisciplinary cooperation between orthopaedic technicians, physicians, medical technology engineers, occupational therapists and physiotherapists as well as healthcare administrators.

Each professional group will present their education paths and job descriptions in relation to the care of amputee patients. This will offer you an insight into the specialists’ tasks and skills and help you achieve better interdisciplinary collaboration in future. The resulting mutual understanding should enable professionals from various disciplines to work together on equal terms towards improving patient care.

OVERVIEW
Format
Online
Graduation
Certificate of attendance
Duration
17 Videos for self study
Language
English
Price
Free of charge
FOR WHOM?

If you are a trainee or student in the fields of orthopaedic technology, medical technology, medicine, occupational therapy, physiotherapy or healthcare administration or you find the topics fascinating, the MOOC will be of interest to you.

CONTENT AND EXPIRATION

Experts from around the world will provide fascinating insights into their work and introduce best practices. All lectures will be held in English. You can look forward to around 10 video contributions from the following speakers:

LEARNING GOALS

The series focuses on interdisciplinary cooperation between orthopaedic technicians, physicians, medical technology engineers, occupational therapists and physiotherapists as well as healthcare administrators.

SPEAKERS
  • Prof. Kirsten Albracht
    Studiengangsleiterin, Biomechanik und Rehabilitationstechnik, FH Aachen, Aachen, Deutschland
  • Dipl.-Ing. Merkur Alimusaj
    Leiter Technische Orthopädie, Universitätsklinikum Heidelberg, Deutschland
  • Mónica Castaneda
    Ausbilderin, Don Bosco University, El Salvador, San Salvador
  • Prof. Michael Goldfarb
    Professor of Mechanical Engineering, Vanderbilt University, Nashville, USA
  • Prof. Bernhard Greitemann
    Ärztlicher Direktor der Klinik Münsterland am RehaKlinikum Bad Rothenfelde, Deutschland
  • Prof. Levi Hargrove
    Director and Scientifi c Chair, Shirley Ryan AbilityLab, Chicago, USA
  • Dr. Ann-Kathrin Hömme
    Studiengangleitung/-beratung Bundesfachschule für Orthopädie-Technik (BUFA) und FH Dortmund, Dortmund, Deutschland
  • Dr. May Sirintip Kaewtip
    Dozentin, Sirindhorn School of Prosthetics and Orthotics (SSPO), Bangkok, Thailand
  • Ralf Rensinghoff
    Dozent, FH Bad Hersfeld, DGUV Hochschule, Berlin, Deutschland
  • Dr. Urs Schneider
    Bereichsleiter LifeSciences Fraunhofer IPA und Leiter Mensch-Technik-Interaktion IFF, Universität Stuttgart, Deutschland
  • Heinz Trebbin
    Fakultät für Rehabilitationswissenschaften, Don Bosco University, El Salvador, San Salvador
  • Sylvia Wehde
    Peer im Krankenhaus (PiK), BMAB – Bundesverband für Menschen mit Arm- und Beinamputationen, Wedemark, Deutschland
  • Dr. Timur Minasov
    Orthopedic University Hospital Tashkent, Usbekistan