M. Phil. in Physical Therapy
INTRODUCTION
Ziauddin University an HEC recognized W4 Category University has been created with a vision to promote the advancement of knowledge in health sciences through excellence in teaching, research, and public service. The University endeavors to develop in each student, the virtues and values of humanity, dignity and worthiness; a desire and capacity for critical reasoning; the ability to communicate; and the skills for acquiring new knowledge and meeting the challenges of an exponential growth of information. The institution focuses on developing competence, personal fulfillment and responsible leadership in science and public service.
VISION
Bestowing eminence in Rehabilitation.
MISSION
Being a futuristic rehabilitation sciences institution, becoming an integral part of health system, preparing future rehab professionals with the knowledge, skill and attributes of evidence-based practice for the community’s wellbeing.
ZIAUDDIN COLLEGE OF REHABILITATION SCIENCES
Ziauddin College of Rehabilitation Sciences (ZCRS) was established in year 1999 with the mission to produce competent Therapist by providing quality education, promoting research and evidence based practice with the intent to promote multi-disciplinary approach. The college offers undergraduate programs in the field of Physical Therapy (Doctor of Physical Therapy), Occupational Therapy (Doctor of Occupational Therapy) and Health Education and Sports Sciences (Bachelors and Associate Degrees) that is at par with the international standards and HEC guidelines.
Since Pakistan has a scarcity of research scholars in the field of Rehabilitation Sciences hence to create a dynamic research community and enabling therapist to fully equip themselves with the skills they require to excel in research based practice, ZCRS feels privileged as being pioneers in starting the Higher Degree programs in the field of Physical Therapy.
Mission Statement of Department
Department of Physical Therapy is committed to produce competent physical therapist by providing knowledge and skilled based education; also inculcating the element of research with intent to improve patient care.
Mission Statement of Program
To serve mankind by preparing graduates of doctor of physical therapy as professional’s having a commitment to excellence in total patient care guided by belief in human worth and dignity with integrated approaches compatible to evolution in health profession. These physiotherapy practitioners will be the future leaders in their field equipped with ethical approach to practice along a strong research base, critical thinking and lifelong learning.
Doctor of Physical Therapy
PROGRAM OBJECTIVES OF DPT
- To integrate and apply clinical basic science, applied science, and professional knowledge.
- To be skilled professionals, self – directed learners, and competent clinical decision makers and to prevent and reduce incidence and severity of impairments, functional limitations, and disabilities.
- To acquire and sustain the confidence of the patient, care–givers, colleagues, and community members by demonstrating high level of competence, accountability, ethical standards, and moral behaviors through critical reasoning, clinical decision making and knowledge.
- To understand, critically evaluate, and apply scientific research.
- To respond sensitively to the diverse health care needs of patients, care – givers, and society.
- To contribute in the evolution of physical therapy profession and its role in the health care sector with emphasis on the promotion of health and wellness in the community.
- To provide cost effective, quality – based services.
These objectives are to be accomplished through
- An innovative, integrated, system–based curriculum designed to permit continuous evolution / improvement.
- A strong content foundation in the physical, clinical, and behavioral sciences.
- .Problem–based and case–based learning experiences, integrating scientific knowledge with clinical expertise.
- An emphasis on critical thinking, clinical decision making, outcomes analysis, and evidence based practice.
- Education environment designed to promote learning.
- A sequence of simulated and actual clinical experience across the curriculum.
PROGRAM LEARNING OUTCOMES
At the end of program student will be able to;
PO1: Demonstrate in-dept. learning in research with respect to Physical Therapy
PO2: Inculcate the advance knowledge of research through article writing and dissertation writing
PO3: Critically appraise the articles and synthesizing novel approach
PO4: Perform independent research professionally and ethically
PO5: Utilize the skills in formulating action plan for patients/clients in the field of physical therapy
PO6: Implement the advance and innovative techniques in patients/clients for publishing the original work
PO7: Recognize the needs of society for Continuous Professional Development.
PO8: Exhibit leadership skills for professional guidance and future endeavors.
PO9: Attain Life-lasting learning
Fee Structure
Fee Type | Currency | Proposed Fee | Payment |
Admission Fee | Pkr | 25,000 | At the time of Admission |
Examination Fee | Pkr | 10,450 | Each Semester |
Security Deposit | Pkr | 25,000 | At the time of Admission (Refundable) |
Student Fund | Pkr | 5,000 | Each Semester |
Tuition Fee | Pkr | 75,000 | Each Semester |
Scheme of Study for MPhil in Physical Therapy
COURSE CODES | TYPE | SEMESTERS | COURSE CREDITS | ||
Semester – I | |||||
PT-AB 801 | core | Applied Biomechanics | 2 (1-1) | ||
PT-RBC 803 | core | Research, Biostatistics and Critical Appraisal in Physical Therapy | 3 (3-0) | ||
PT-EP 805 | elective | Exercise Physiology | 2 (1-1) | ||
PT-NMR 807 | elective | Neuromuscular Rehabilitation | 3 (2-1) | ||
PT-GSE 809* | elective | General & Systemic Embryology* | 2 (2-0)* | ||
PT-HM 811* | elective | Histology & Micro Techniques* | 2 (2-1)* | ||
Total Credit | `10/ 9* | ||||
Semester – II | |||||
PT-CPR 802 | elective | Cardiopulmonary Rehabilitation | 3 (2-1) | ||
PT-TPSP 808 | core | Teaching Professional and Scientific Practice | 2 (2-0) | ||
PT-MSK 806 | elective | Musculoskeletal Rehabilitation | 3 (2-1) | ||
PT-WPR 804 | elective | Women Health and Pediatric Rehabilitation | 3 (2-1) | ||
PT-GABMI 814* | elective | Gross Anatomy II with Basic Medical Imaging –II* | 3 (2-1)* | ||
PT-GABMI 812* | elective | Gross Anatomy I Basic Medical Imaging – I* | 3 (2-1)* | ||
PT-AB 810* | elective | Advance Biomechanics* | 3 (2-1)* | ||
Total Credit | 11 | ||||
Semester – III (sub-specialty) | |||||
Neuromuscular Rehabilitation (option 1) | |||||
PT-EBCDM 817 | core | Evidence Based Clinical Decision Making | 3 (2-1) | ||
PT-PAR 819 | core | Psychosocial aspects of Rehabilitation | 3 (2-1) | ||
MS-ANMPT 807 | elective | Advance Neuromuscular Physical Therapy | 3 (2-1) | ||
Cardiopulmonary Rehabilitation (option 2) | |||||
PT-EBCDM 817 | core | Evidence Based Clinical Decision Making | 3 (2-1) | ||
PT-PAR 819 | core | Psychosocial aspects of Rehabilitation | 3 (2-1) | ||
PT-ACPT 802 | elective | Advance Cardiopulmonary Physical Therapy | 3 (2-1) | ||
Exercise Physiology and Sports Sciences (option 3) | |||||
PT-EBCDM 817 | core | Evidence Based Clinical Decision Making | 3 (2-1) | ||
PT-PAR 819 | core | Psychosocial aspects of Rehabilitation | 3 (2-1) | ||
PT-ESPT 805 | elective | Exercise and Sports Physical Therapy | 3 (2-1) | ||
Women Health Rehabilitation (option 4) | |||||
PT-PAR 819 | core | Psychosocial aspects of Rehabilitation | 3 (2-1) | ||
PT-AWHPT 804 | elective | Advance Women Health Physical Therapy | 3 (2-1) | ||
PT-EBCDM 817 | core | Evidence Based Clinical Decision Making | 3 (2-1) | ||
Pediatric Rehabilitation (option 5) | |||||
PT-PAR 819 | core | Psychosocial aspects of Rehabilitation | 3 (2-1) | ||
PT-APPT 815 | elective | Advance Pediatric Physical Therapy | 3 (2-1) | ||
PT-EBCDM 817 | core | Evidence Based Clinical Decision Making | 3 (2-1) | ||
Musculoskeletal Rehabilitation (option 6) | |||||
PT-EBCDM 817 | core | Evidence Based Clinical Decision Making | 3 (2-1) | ||
PT-AMT 806 | elective | Advance Manual Techniques | 3 (2-1) | ||
PT-PAR 819 | core | Psychosocial aspects of Rehabilitation | 3 (2-1) | ||
Applied Biomechanics and Anatomy (option 7) | |||||
PT-EBCDM 817 | Evidence Based Clinical Decision Making | 3(2-1) | |||
PT-PAR 819 | Psychosocial aspects of Rehabilitation | 3(2-1) | |||
PT-NAMI-801* | Neuro-Anatomy & Advance Medical Imaging I | 2(2-0) | |||
PT-HNAMI-801* | Head & Neck & Advanced Medical Imaging II | 2(2-0) | |||
Total Credit | 9/10* | ||||
Semester –IV ( Research Base) | |||||
Thesis | 6 | ||||
Semester-IV (Course Base)** | |||||
PT-ESPT 805 | elective | Exercise and Sports Physical Therapy | 3 (2-1) | ||
PT-AMT 806 | elective | Advance Manual Techniques | 3 (2-1) | ||
PT-AB 810 | elective | Advance Biomechanics | 3 (2-1) | ||
PT-HMPT 818 | elective | Health Management in Physical Therapy | 3 (2-1) | ||
PT-FW 820 | elective | Fitness and Wellness | 3 (2-1) | ||
PT-EHCP 822 | elective | Epidemiology for Health Care Professionals | 3 (3-0) | ||
Total Credit | 6 | ||||
Grand total | 36 | ||||
*Only for Applied biomechanics and anatomy domain, **only two courses offered