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Language coordinatorNicholas Straiton, MD (Great Britain) Scan QR code & read article online Contents A. Part I: Curriculum of manual medicine 1. Introduction 1.1. Subject of manual medicine 1.2. Prerequisites for learning and practicing manual medicine 1.3. Manual medicine and its relationship to osteopathy and chiropractic 1.4. Principle structure of the professional postgraduate apprenticeship in manual medicine 2. Implementation of the courses 3. Structure of the courses 4. Content of the courses 4.1. Basic course 4.2. Advanced course 5. Main focus of the courses 5.1. Basic knowledge 5.2. Anatomy objectives 5.3. Physiology objectives 5.4. Biomechanics objectives 5.5. Pain objectives 5.6. Diagnostic examination 5.7. Treatment modalities 5.8. Clinical pictures 6. Certification B. Part II: Principles of manual medicine 1. Neurophysiological background of dysfunction Part I: Curriculum of manual medicine S4 Manuelle Medizin • Suppl 1 • 2022Acquisition of basic knowledge and basic skills. 30 h (. Table 3). Practical experience. 70 h (. Table 4).

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