Are students trained in rehabilitation techniques for post-surgical patients?

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  • Absolutely, post-surgical rehabilitation is a critical component of Physiotherapy education. Students learn to design exercise programs and provide therapy for patients recovering from orthopedic, neurological, and cardiothoracic surgeries.

    The course includes hands-on practice in hospitals and rehab centers, focusing on pain management, restoring mobility, and improving functional independence. This ensures graduates are prepared to support patient recovery safely and effectively.

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