Course 7: Pediatrics (PEDS)

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KSh 12,000

About This Course

The Pediatrics course introduces rehabilitation professionals to foundational considerations in supporting children's development, functional skills, and participation in everyday activities. Explore how individualized rehabilitation approaches can address children's needs across play, self-care, learning, family routines, and community participation.

The course emphasizes understanding the child within their everyday environments and considering family priorities when planning rehabilitation support.

What You'll Learn

By the end of this course, you will be able to:

  • Describe foundational concepts in pediatric rehabilitation.

  • Recognize how developmental differences may influence functional participation.

  • Explore assessment considerations for children and their everyday environments.

  • Identify approaches that support play, self-care, and functional skills.

  • Discuss family-centered goal setting and caregiver education.

  • Apply course concepts to pediatric rehabilitation scenarios.

Why Enroll in this Course?

Pediatric rehabilitation requires an understanding of development, family priorities, functional participation, and age-appropriate care. This course helps you explore how rehabilitation can support children's daily activities and individual needs. These skills can be valuable when considering the unique developmental and family-centered needs of younger patients who may require lymphatic care, adding a broader perspective to your professional development toward CLT specialization.
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