Engagements

PARTICIPATION IN MANDATORY PROJECT IN FIELD OF NEUROLOGY ON 10.02.2022

Student participated in field project in MPT.Student gave the training to Stroke patient for training the fine skill movement.One group of stroke patient received musical training and one group received the skill based training with the help of peg board etc.

Industrial visit to Indian Spinal injury Centre (ISIC) Vasant Kunj New Delhi On 19.04.2022

On 19th April. 2022, the students from department of physiotherapy along with teaching faculty Dr. Priyanka Sethi and Dr. Sunita visited Indian Spinal Injuries Centre (ISIC). During the visit with the assistance of professors and the team from ISIC, students learnt and experienced plethora of things. The buddying physiotherapists have seen various divisions of the Physiotherapy department at ISIC including, rehabilitation centre, assistive devices rooms, prosthetic and orthotic room, anatomy lab, museum, electrotherapy lab, hydrotherapy pool, specially designed advanced rehabilitation centre.

Indian Spinal Injuries Centre provides state of the art facilities for the management of all types of spinal ailments. The team there is dedicated and supportive. The spine service provides comprehensive management of spinal injury, back pain, spinal deformities, tumours, osteoporosis etc.

Students have attended the post visit webinar related to spinal injuries and how to prevent them which was organised by the faculty of Department of Physiotherapy, ISIC followed by self-assessment and feedback questionnaires.

The visit ended up with the closed remarks delivered by Dr. Chitra Kataria-The Principal, Department of Rehabilitation, ISIC. She has recommended all the students to practice hands on techniques with the patients and gave open invite for the future visits to learn other trainings conducted by ISIC including wheelchair training, pressure mapping techniques, spinal cord injury etc. This visit has set up a benchmark for all the buddying physiotherapists to explore more and do mastery in their domain of rehabilitation.