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Three credits · Undergraduate

The topic for 2026-2027 is Rehabilitation for Movement in Chronic Disease. This course focuses on the application of rehabilitation strategies for individuals with chronic health conditions. Students examine how chronic diseases impact physical function, daily activities, and quality of life. Emphasis is placed on developing critical thinking skills through structured problem-based learning activities, augmented by lectures and applied experiences. Students will integrate knowledge and skills in the development and evaluation of patient-centered, evidence-based movement rehabilitation across the continuum of care. Prerequisites: HKIN 396 or 397. Three credits.