Disability Science II, continuation course

Aim

On completion of the course, the student should be able to - find appropriate interventions and preventions on the basis of clinical cases - apply the biopsychosocial approach on different clinical cases by examining concepts that are applicable on several different levels or several different disabilities, - independently carry out a study of disability science, analyse data and communicate the results in the form of an essay in an ethical way, - apply knowledge of theories and concepts of disability science, ethics, biology/medicine, psychology and sociology on clinical cases, - apply methods of disability science on real cases, - demonstrate an ability to analyse and assess own work and the work of others, - describe, identify and formulate discuss different clinical groups of disability, - apply an ethical approach on clinical cases.

Content

The course contents highlight the following fields: - intervention and prevention of clinical cases of individuals with disability - to be able to use concepts that are applicable to either several disabilities or several different levels of explanation in clinical cases, based on the biopsychosocial approach, - implementation of studies of disability science, and analysis of data and presentation of the results of these studies - applied ethics relevant to the context of disabilities. - application of methods of disability science.