This course integrates clinical foundations of motor neurorehabilitation with evidence-based practice and innovation. Students analyse motor symptoms, apply structured clinical reasoning to cases, and critically appraise guidelines and their limitations. They also develop and justify evidence-informed concepts for future rehabilitation within a continuum-of-care perspective.

The course provides a condensed overview on physical medicine and different rehabilitation types (geriatric, internistic and oncological, cardiovascular, musculoskeletal, neurological, pediatric, paraplegiologic, psychosomatic, pulmonal), as well as main challenges and future trends from a clinical perspective. Students will have opportunity to gain insight into rehabilitation clinics on-site.