FH-Prof. Klaus Widhalm, MSc Physiotherapist Academic Staff klaus.widhalm@fh-campuswien.ac.at T: +43 1 606 68 77-4743 F: +43 1 606 68 77-4709Room: D.2.25 Favoritenstraße 226 1100 Wien Personal Webspace Lectures 2019/20 Health Sciences > Applied movement sciences ILVPhysiotherapymore Applied movement sciences ILV Lector: Sebastian Durstberger, MSc, Werner Eske, MSc., Bakk., Christina Kaufmann, BEd BSc MSc, Mag.a Meike Klinger, Bakk., Mag. Oliver Maier, Mag. Niels Ruso, FH-Prof. Klaus Widhalm, MSc 3 SWS 3 ECTS Lecture contents Basic kinetics, dynamics and statics, and it´s application in biomechanical movement analyses as basic arthrokinematicsBasic mechanical load situations and behavior of human tissuesSelected instrumentational methods in movement sciences in clinical and research settingsPrincipals of data processing and data analyses in movement sciences Assessment methods Final examModule examination (oral-practical execution of an multimedia presented case study) (Module exam) Teaching methods Presentation and activating method, active-learning method, flipped classroom, blended learning Language German > Applied movement sciences ILVPhysiotherapymore Applied movement sciences ILV Lector: Sebastian Durstberger, MSc, Werner Eske, MSc., Bakk., Christina Kaufmann, BEd BSc MSc, Mag.a Meike Klinger, Bakk., Mag. Oliver Maier, Mag. Niels Ruso, FH-Prof. Klaus Widhalm, MSc 3 SWS 3 ECTS Lecture contents Basic kinetics, dynamics and statics, and it´s application in biomechanical movement analyses as basic arthrokinematicsBasic mechanical load situations and behavior of human tissuesSelected instrumentational methods in movement sciences in clinical and research settingsPrincipals of data processing and data analyses in movement sciences Assessment methods Final examModule examination (oral-practical execution of an multimedia presented case study) (Module exam) Teaching methods Presentation and activating method, active-learning method, flipped classroom, blended learning Language German > Bachelor Thesis Seminar 1 SEPhysiotherapymore Bachelor Thesis Seminar 1 SE Lector: Doris Augesky-Stocker, MEd, Andrea Buresch-Kirner, MSc, Gerhard Eder, MSc MSc, Angelika Eder, MSc, Andrea Greisberger, MSc, Mag.a Silke Gruber, MMSPhty, Dipl.Med.Päd.in Franziska Höhne, Georg Kainzbauer, MAS, Mag.a Meike Klinger, Bakk., Manuela Kundegrabe 1 SWS 4 ECTS Lecture contents Formulating a Research question as well as drafting a proposal for the BA-Thesis, taking into consideration formal Guidelines, formatting and presentation. Assessment methods continuous assessment Teaching methods Seminars Language German > Bachelor Thesis Seminar 2 SEPhysiotherapymore Bachelor Thesis Seminar 2 SE Lector: Doris Augesky-Stocker, MEd, Andrea Buresch-Kirner, MSc, Gerhard Eder, MSc MSc, Angelika Eder, MSc, Andrea Greisberger, MSc, Mag.a Silke Gruber, MMSPhty, Dipl.Med.Päd.in Franziska Höhne, Georg Kainzbauer, MAS, Mag.a Meike Klinger, Bakk., Manuela Kundegrabe 1 SWS 6 ECTS Lecture contents To develop a Bachelorthesis 2 based on the concept of the Bachelorthesis 1, considering formal requirements. The contents of the Bachelorthesis 1 and the acquired contents of the Bachelorseminar 2 will be combined to the Bachelorthesis 2, considering scientific rules. Assessment methods Continuous assessment Teaching methods Seminar Language German > Exercise therapy ILVPhysiotherapymore Exercise therapy ILV Lector: Georg Kainzbauer, MAS, Mag.a Meike Klinger, Bakk., Mag. Oliver Maier, Stefan Podar, M.App.Sc., Mag. Niels Ruso, Daniela Schnell, MEd, FH-Prof. Klaus Widhalm, MSc 4 SWS 4 ECTS Lecture contents Basics of training sciences and exercise physiology in wound healingTraining methods of force, endurance, flexibility and sensomotorikPlanning, implementation, instruction and correction of exercise therapy in prevention and therapy for people all agesWound healing and its importance for the load increasePerforming exercises to improve all motor skillsCorrect operation of training equipment Assessment methods Final examModule examination (Module exam) Teaching methods Presentation and active-learning method, Flipped classroom, Blended learning Language German > Exercise therapy ILVPhysiotherapymore Exercise therapy ILV Lector: Georg Kainzbauer, MAS, Mag.a Meike Klinger, Bakk., Mag. Oliver Maier, Stefan Podar, M.App.Sc., Mag. Niels Ruso, Daniela Schnell, MEd, FH-Prof. Klaus Widhalm, MSc 4 SWS 4 ECTS Lecture contents Basics of training sciences and exercise physiology in wound healingTraining methods of force, endurance, flexibility and sensomotorikPlanning, implementation, instruction and correction of exercise therapy in prevention and therapy for people all agesWound healing and its importance for the load increasePerforming exercises to improve all motor skillsCorrect operation of training equipment Assessment methods Final examModule examination (Module exam) Teaching methods Presentation and active-learning method, Flipped classroom, Blended learning Language German Engineering > Selected outcome measures and instruments ILVHealth Assisting Engineeringmore Selected outcome measures and instruments ILV Lector: Ing. Dr. Andreas Kranzl, FH-Prof. Klaus Widhalm, MSc, Hubert Wimmer, MSc 1.5 SWS 3 ECTS Lecture contents The aim of the course is to know biomechanical motion analysis methods. Specifically methods that are used in physiotherapeutic everyday. Simply measuring instruments, but also technically more complex procedures are content of the course. Assessment methods Written exam, exam date will be announced in the lecture. Teaching methods Theoretical presentation of the analysis, Practical evaluation of small projects. Language German PublicationsThe publications of Klaus Widhalm written at FH Campus Wien can be found in our publication database, others in the personal web space.
> Applied movement sciences ILVPhysiotherapymore Applied movement sciences ILV Lector: Sebastian Durstberger, MSc, Werner Eske, MSc., Bakk., Christina Kaufmann, BEd BSc MSc, Mag.a Meike Klinger, Bakk., Mag. Oliver Maier, Mag. Niels Ruso, FH-Prof. Klaus Widhalm, MSc 3 SWS 3 ECTS Lecture contents Basic kinetics, dynamics and statics, and it´s application in biomechanical movement analyses as basic arthrokinematicsBasic mechanical load situations and behavior of human tissuesSelected instrumentational methods in movement sciences in clinical and research settingsPrincipals of data processing and data analyses in movement sciences Assessment methods Final examModule examination (oral-practical execution of an multimedia presented case study) (Module exam) Teaching methods Presentation and activating method, active-learning method, flipped classroom, blended learning Language German
> Applied movement sciences ILVPhysiotherapymore Applied movement sciences ILV Lector: Sebastian Durstberger, MSc, Werner Eske, MSc., Bakk., Christina Kaufmann, BEd BSc MSc, Mag.a Meike Klinger, Bakk., Mag. Oliver Maier, Mag. Niels Ruso, FH-Prof. Klaus Widhalm, MSc 3 SWS 3 ECTS Lecture contents Basic kinetics, dynamics and statics, and it´s application in biomechanical movement analyses as basic arthrokinematicsBasic mechanical load situations and behavior of human tissuesSelected instrumentational methods in movement sciences in clinical and research settingsPrincipals of data processing and data analyses in movement sciences Assessment methods Final examModule examination (oral-practical execution of an multimedia presented case study) (Module exam) Teaching methods Presentation and activating method, active-learning method, flipped classroom, blended learning Language German
> Bachelor Thesis Seminar 1 SEPhysiotherapymore Bachelor Thesis Seminar 1 SE Lector: Doris Augesky-Stocker, MEd, Andrea Buresch-Kirner, MSc, Gerhard Eder, MSc MSc, Angelika Eder, MSc, Andrea Greisberger, MSc, Mag.a Silke Gruber, MMSPhty, Dipl.Med.Päd.in Franziska Höhne, Georg Kainzbauer, MAS, Mag.a Meike Klinger, Bakk., Manuela Kundegrabe 1 SWS 4 ECTS Lecture contents Formulating a Research question as well as drafting a proposal for the BA-Thesis, taking into consideration formal Guidelines, formatting and presentation. Assessment methods continuous assessment Teaching methods Seminars Language German
> Bachelor Thesis Seminar 2 SEPhysiotherapymore Bachelor Thesis Seminar 2 SE Lector: Doris Augesky-Stocker, MEd, Andrea Buresch-Kirner, MSc, Gerhard Eder, MSc MSc, Angelika Eder, MSc, Andrea Greisberger, MSc, Mag.a Silke Gruber, MMSPhty, Dipl.Med.Päd.in Franziska Höhne, Georg Kainzbauer, MAS, Mag.a Meike Klinger, Bakk., Manuela Kundegrabe 1 SWS 6 ECTS Lecture contents To develop a Bachelorthesis 2 based on the concept of the Bachelorthesis 1, considering formal requirements. The contents of the Bachelorthesis 1 and the acquired contents of the Bachelorseminar 2 will be combined to the Bachelorthesis 2, considering scientific rules. Assessment methods Continuous assessment Teaching methods Seminar Language German
> Exercise therapy ILVPhysiotherapymore Exercise therapy ILV Lector: Georg Kainzbauer, MAS, Mag.a Meike Klinger, Bakk., Mag. Oliver Maier, Stefan Podar, M.App.Sc., Mag. Niels Ruso, Daniela Schnell, MEd, FH-Prof. Klaus Widhalm, MSc 4 SWS 4 ECTS Lecture contents Basics of training sciences and exercise physiology in wound healingTraining methods of force, endurance, flexibility and sensomotorikPlanning, implementation, instruction and correction of exercise therapy in prevention and therapy for people all agesWound healing and its importance for the load increasePerforming exercises to improve all motor skillsCorrect operation of training equipment Assessment methods Final examModule examination (Module exam) Teaching methods Presentation and active-learning method, Flipped classroom, Blended learning Language German
> Exercise therapy ILVPhysiotherapymore Exercise therapy ILV Lector: Georg Kainzbauer, MAS, Mag.a Meike Klinger, Bakk., Mag. Oliver Maier, Stefan Podar, M.App.Sc., Mag. Niels Ruso, Daniela Schnell, MEd, FH-Prof. Klaus Widhalm, MSc 4 SWS 4 ECTS Lecture contents Basics of training sciences and exercise physiology in wound healingTraining methods of force, endurance, flexibility and sensomotorikPlanning, implementation, instruction and correction of exercise therapy in prevention and therapy for people all agesWound healing and its importance for the load increasePerforming exercises to improve all motor skillsCorrect operation of training equipment Assessment methods Final examModule examination (Module exam) Teaching methods Presentation and active-learning method, Flipped classroom, Blended learning Language German
> Selected outcome measures and instruments ILVHealth Assisting Engineeringmore Selected outcome measures and instruments ILV Lector: Ing. Dr. Andreas Kranzl, FH-Prof. Klaus Widhalm, MSc, Hubert Wimmer, MSc 1.5 SWS 3 ECTS Lecture contents The aim of the course is to know biomechanical motion analysis methods. Specifically methods that are used in physiotherapeutic everyday. Simply measuring instruments, but also technically more complex procedures are content of the course. Assessment methods Written exam, exam date will be announced in the lecture. Teaching methods Theoretical presentation of the analysis, Practical evaluation of small projects. Language German