All modules are written, critiqued and proofed by senior physios, highly experienced in their clinical field, alongside physios and health workers from a global health background.
Our aims:
- All modules contain basic yet essential practice
- They are intuitively laid out with in-built clinical reasoning and differential diagnosis
- Much emphasis is placed on picture flow diagrams to help intuitive comprehension
- Live translation of text is an important target throughout
- Safe, clinical reasoning with cultural sensitivity is offered
- A foundation in anatomy, physiology and pathology is included
- The student is guided safely through assessment, diagnosis and treatment stages
- Individuals can create their own flexible lesson plans through cutting and pasting graphics
- Much focus is placed on simplicity of learning and further practical use
- It is important to add that these modules should only be taught by qualified physios, in order to keep instruction simple and ensure that rehab is properly provided to communities without access to a physio service.
Respiratory, amputee and all MSK modules have been made live in order to support physios in the field working in difficult COVID and conflict conditions, and this accessibility has been endorsed by global health physios. Other modules still in their development are to be constructed in conjunction with the University of Edinburgh’s Global Health Academy research programme.
Any feedback and constructive criticism is hugely appreciated as it enables us to refine the modules for the benefit of all users, so please do get in touch!
is written by Alex Hough, Senior Physio and edited by Fiona Lindsay and we are delighted to add that this module is:
has been written by Annie Levis, Senior Paediatric Physio and reviewed by Fabio Chiner and Megha Narayan. Now in active design development. 
has been written by Penny Broomhead, Senior Physio, and being piloted by Lynn Hurst in Madagascar presently. 
has been written by Francis Sapsford, Senior Physio and Lecturer in Neurology and stroke rehabilitation, The University of Cumbria. The module has been reviewed by Maggie Tomlin, Vice Chairman of ADAPT. It will be piloted in India before active trials begin. 
written by Eva Nunez (SCI specialist OT) and Katy Niccol (Senior Physio) and the Wellington Hospital rehab specialist team, London. Part funded by 
written by Katy Niccol, Senior Physio and reviewed by Tobina Wilson, Senior Physio in Sierra Leone, it was piloted in Burma, Bangladesh, Nepal, India and the Cameroon and is now trialling globally. 
written by Desi Gillespie, Senior Physio, and reviewed by Katy Niccol, Senior Physio, it has been piloted in India and is now trialling globally. 
written by Katy Niccol, Senior Physio and reviewed by Tobina Wilson, a Senior Physio in Sierra Leone. It has been piloted in India and is now trialling globally. 
written by Mark Wilkinson, Senior Physiotherapist and reviewed by Katy Niccol, Senior Physio. Piloted in India and now trialling globally 
written by Desi Gillespie, Senior Physio and reviewed by Katy Niccol. Piloted in India, it is now trialling globally. 
written by Katy Niccol, Senior Physiotherapist and reviewed by Tobina Wilson, a Senior Physiotherapist working in Sierra Leone. It was piloted in India and Cameroon and is now trialling globally. 
written by Desi Gillespie, Senior Physiotherapist, and reviewed by Katy Niccol, Senior Physiotherapist. It was piloted in India and is now trialling globally. 
written by Mairi Menzies, Senior Physiotherapist, and reviewed by Katy Niccol, Senior Physiotherapist. It was piloted in India and is now trialling globally. 
is written by RuthAnn Fanstone, senior physiothearpist in Burns and Plastics at the Chelsea and Westminster Hospital, London. RuthAnn has vast experience of working within this field in low-middle income communities. 
is currently being written by Sarah Hornsby, Senior Physiotherapist We are also waiting on funding for:
Palliative Care, care of the elderly, manual handling, paediatric orthopaedics, GBS, HIV AIDS, TM, adult orthopaedics, respiratory, gyne, clubfoot.