| 1 | Introduction to the on-site practice process and observation of the functioning of the institution and physiotherapy unit |
| 2 | Recognition of the duties, authorities, and responsibilities of the physiotherapy technician |
| 3 | Professional ethics, patient privacy, patient safety, and communication in the workplace |
| 4 | Hygiene, infection control, and preparation of the physiotherapy practice environmentreceiving. |
| 5 | Relating basic anatomical structures to physiotherapy practices |
| 6 | Observation of patient positioning, bed mobility, and basic transfer practices |
| 7 | Recognition of basic tools, equipment, and devices used in the physiotherapy unit |
| 8 | Observation of superficial heat and cold applications in the clinical setting |
| 9 | Patient preparation and basic safety principles in physical agent applications |
| 10 | Observation of basic exercise practices and patient guidance |
| 11 | Patient monitoring before and after applications and development of basic observation skills |
| 12 | Teamwork and communication with healthcare professionals in physiotherapy practices |
| 13 | Relating acquired basic professional knowledge and skills to clinical practices |
| 14 | Evaluation of the on-site practice experience and preparation of the practice report |