The MAS in Rehabilitation Care FH program has a modular structure and consists of at least seven compulsory modules plus two elective modules and three modules for the Master's thesis.

The following seven modules form the modular system for this continuing education program:

- Clinical Assessment Rehabilitation Care

This module provides training in the correct way to collect data and information - an important basis for later professional nursing work at Master's level and a "must have" for future managers in nursing.

- Multi-professional assessment in rehabilitation care

The data collected using various assessment tools supports the professional groups involved in the selection of individual and targeted interventions. This information enables an efficient and effective rehabilitation process. Observations are underpinned by systematically collected data in Rehabilitation Care and made available to the entire treatment team.

- Rehabilitation between empiricism and science

Deals with the tension between experience-based (empirical) and research-based knowledge and its impact on nursing care.

- Family Care

The demographic ageing of society and advances in medicine have led to much longer treatment and care arrangements. What are the consequences for relatives? Also part of the training in Rehabilitation Care.

- Psychosocial support

During the module, the participants deal with their own image of humanity, their basic attitude in building relationships and with the psychosocial, systemic and spiritual consequences of an illness on the person affected. Another topic in this module of Rehabilitation Care is the crisis and how to deal with it.

- Patient and family education

Interventions of education, information and counseling with the aim of promoting the ability of patients and their relatives to self-manage and actively support them through health professionals.

You can find more detailed information here on the large Swiss education portal.