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Quick Facts

Medium Of Instructions	Mode Of Learning	Mode Of Delivery
English	Self Study	Video and Text Based

Course Overview

The GRASP Best Practice Advice and Exercise Programme for Shoulder Pain training is a two-week online course. This online course is delivered through the Futurelearn platform which was designed by The University of Exeter. The faculty for this online course are Sarah (Sallie) Lamb, Cynthia Srikesavan, and David Keene.

Shoulder pain caused by the rotator cuff is a common disease that impairs function. Physical activity and advice are critical in continuing to improve and having to manage pain and the capacity to carry out everyday tasks. The GRASP trial, conducted by the University of Oxford's Centre for Rehabilitation Research, found that a single GRASP best practice and recommendations session with a physiotherapist is likely to be cost-effective and does not differ significantly in terms of diagnostic outcomes when compared to physiotherapy involvement of a maximum of six face-to-face sessions.

The Highlights

Two weeks online course
Two hours per week
Digital certificate when eligible
Learn at your own pace
Access to course materials

Programme Offerings

Discuss your learning in comments
The University of Exeter designed syllabus
Intermediate level
and Tests to check your learning

Courses and Certificate Fees

Fees Informations	Certificate Availability	Certificate Providing Authority
INR 1640	yes	Futurelearn

The GRASP Best Practice Advice and Exercise Programme for Shoulder Pain certification fees and candidates' recommended learning techniques have an impact. The limited access option allows you to take the course for a limited time but does not provide you with a certificate. Course subscription and buy-out options, on the other hand, allow for self-paced learning, and constant access to every changewhile giving access to over a thousand numerous different courses. The only difference is that the buy-out option comes with both a paper version and an electronic completion certificate, whereas the subscription mode only comes with a digital certificate of completion. The following fees are listed in the table below:

GRASP Best Practice Advice and Exercise Programme for Shoulder Pain Fee Structure

Description	Amount
Limited Access	Free
Buy Course	Rs. 1,640/one-off payment
Subscribe & Save	Rs. 1,100/ month

Eligibility Criteria

Certification Qualifying Details

The University of Exeter offers GRASP Best Practice Advice and Exercise Programme for Shoulder Pain certification by the FutureLearn platform. To qualify for the certificate, candidates must complete 90 percent of the overall syllabus stages and all assessments.

What you will learn

After completing The GRASP Best Practice Advice and Exercise Programme for Shoulder Pain certification syllabus, you will be able to Describe the consequences of shoulder pain caused by rotator cuff problems. You can explain how the GRASP Best Practice Advice and Exercise program (GRASP program) was developed, and then apply the GRASP program to adults who have had a new episode of shoulder pain (within the last 6 months) due to a rotator cuff disorder. You will be able to use behavioural support strategies to encourage patients to exercise regularly. You can also consider implementing the GRASP program and behavioural support strategies in your clinical practice.

Who it is for

Physiotherapist

Candidates who are physiotherapists who treat patients with shoulder pain and are interested in the medical field can apply for this online course.

Physiotherapist

Admission Details

Students may take the following steps to gain admission to GRASP Best Practice Advice and Exercise Programme for Shoulder Pain certification course classes:

Step 1: Follow the official URL: https://www.futurelearn.com/courses/the-grasp-best-practice-advice-intervention-for-people-with-rotator-cuff-related-shoulder-pain

Step 2: Participants must create an account on the FutureLearn website.