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Congresso Mundial de Fisioterapia 2021 - Atualização 12/05/2021

May 2021  Conteúdo do congresso disponível sob demanda      Não se esqueça que se você perdeu alguma sessão, ou ainda não se inscreveu, ainda poderá acessar o conteúdo apresentado no congresso sob demanda até 8 de julho de 2021.    Isso inclui mais de 50 horas de conteúdo gravado e mais de 1.180 apresentações de pôsteres e resumos de plataforma.    Os resumos incluem muitas contribuições importantes para a prática, educação e pesquisa. Nós o encorajamos a usar a função de pesquisa para explorar e descobrir a variedade de resumos em suas áreas de interesse.    Visite a plataforma de eventos online do Congresso Mundial de Fisioterapia 2021.    World Café, sessões de networking e acesso instantâneo para fazer perguntas aos palestrantes não estão disponíveis sob demanda.     Apenas os participantes registrados têm acesso ao conteúdo sob demanda até 8 de julho de 2021.      _____________________________________________________________________       Texto original em inglês    via World Physiotherapy      ______________________________________________________________________

Congress content available on demand Don't forget that if you missed any sessions, or you haven't yet registered, you can still access content presented at congress on demand until 8 July 2021. This includes over 50 hours of recorded content and more than 1,180 poster and platform abstract presentations. The abstracts include many important contributions to practice, education, and research. We encourage you to use the search function to explore and discover the range of abstracts in your areas of interest. Visit the World Physiotherapy Congress 2021 online event platform World Café, networking sessions, and instant access to ask questions of speakers are not available on demand. Only registered participants have access to on demand content until 8 July 2021.

Register now with 25% discount Registration to access the on demand content is available at 25% discount of the live congress rate. If you couldn't make the live event, you can still register and access more than 50 hours of recorded content and over 1,180 poster and platform abstract presentations. Get a taste of what you missed - view the opening and closing sessions, and the daily highlights show in the highlights section of the community hub on the congress platform. Take the opportunity to see the quality of the content and discussions with the following open access sessions: Discussion session: Long Covid  Platform presentation: Redesigning care for spinal pain in an Australian hospital setting: a service evaluation to identify need for change (PL-01157). Edward James Gorgon (Australia). (World Physiotherapy outstanding platform presentation awardee) Poster presentation: Upper limbs exercise training and muscle strength in patients with chronic obstructive pulmonary disease: a systematic review (PO-00610). Christos Karagiannis (Cyprus). (World Physiotherapy outstanding poster presentation awardee from the Europe region) Registered participants have access to all on demand content until 8 July 2021. Register now!

Watch reflections on our congress   New Facebook group for digital practice Emma Stokes, president, and Jonathon Kruger, chief executive officer, reflect on some of their highlights of our first online congress. Shane Patman, chair of the congress programme committee for 2021, and Jackie Whittaker, chair of the congress programme committee for 2023, reflect on their journey to develop and shape the congress programme. Watch Emma Stokes and Jonathon Kruger videos Watch Shane Patman and Jackie Whittaker videos   Most of the networking sessions at congress came from established subgroups and networks with social media platforms to keep conversations going. As a result of discussions at the session, Physiotherapy in the digital age, a new Facebook group has been established to assess levels of interest for ongoing conversations. Find out more and join the Facebook group

Final call for congress programme committee This is your last chance to be part of the World Physiotherapy congress programme committee (CPC) for World Physiotherapy Congress 2023 in Tokyo. World Physiotherapy Congress 2023 is due to take place in Tokyo, Japan, 1-4 June. Membership of the CPC requires commitment of time and dependable availability to participate in meetings and undertake activities as required, working closely with and supported by World Physiotherapy staff.  Applications must be submitted to info@world.physio, no later than 16 May 2021. Find out more  Watch the video with Jackie Whittaker, chair of the CPC for 2023, as she talks about shaping the programme for World Physiotherapy Congress 2023.

 

Informativo World Physiotherapy - Abril 2021

April 2021   Long Covid é o foco do Dia Mundial da Fisioterapia 2021     Os materiais da campanha para o Dia Mundial da Fisioterapia 2021 se concentrarão no papel da fisioterapia em Long Covid (Covid Persistente). Na sequência dos materiais produzidos para o Dia Mundial do PT 2020 que incidiu sobre a reabilitação e COVID-19, os materiais deste ano terão um enfoque específico em Long Covid.   Os materiais serão produzidos inicialmente em inglês, francês e espanhol. Traduções adicionais serão adicionadas posteriormente e fornecidas por voluntários.     Os materiais estarão disponíveis para download no site World Physiotherapy a partir de junho.     Assista ao vídeo sobre fisioterapia e a pandemia de COVID-19   ___________________________________________________________________________________________   Texto original em inglês    via World Physiotherapy Long Covid is the focus for World PT Day 2021 The campaign materials for World PT Day 2021 will focus on the role of physiotherapy in Long Covid. Following on from the materials produced for World PT Day 2020 which focused on rehabilitation and COVID-19, this year's materials will have a specific focus on Long Covid. The materials will initially be produced in English, French and Spanish. Additional translations will subsequently be added and will be provided by volunteers. The materials will be available for download from the World Physiotherapy website from June. Watch the video on physiotherapy and the COVID-19 pandemic

NEW briefing paper published: digital practice during COVID-19 The latest World Physiotherapy COVID-19 briefing paper highlights the consequences of COVID-19 on physiotherapy digital practice services. The paper includes reflections on changes in practice and potential implications for the future reported by World Physiotherapy member organisations and individual physiotherapists.   Thirty-four member organisations from all of World Physiotherapy’s five regions, three subgroups and 148 individual physiotherapists participated in a survey on the experiences of digital practice arising from the consequences of COVID-19 in 2020.  The briefing paper includes case studies from physiotherapists in Australia, Jamaica, Nepal, New Zealand, Uganda, UK, US, and Uruguay. The studies show the innovation and variability in changes to service delivery and act as examples for others. Access all briefing papers in the series Download digital practice briefing paper COVID-19 report now available in Spanish  Our report on the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on physiotherapy services globally is now available in Spanish. This World Physiotherapy report was published in English earlier this year and reported back on the online survey sent to member organisations in 2020. The survey included questions about how the COVID-19 pandemic had impacted physiotherapy practice and the governance of World Physiotherapy’s member organisations. The report is also being translated into Portuguese and will be available shortly. Download the report in Spanish World Physiotherapy Congress 2021: content available on demand Get a taste of congress Take the opportunity to see highlights of the congress programme with the following open access sessions: Discussion session: Long Covid  Platform presentation: Redesigning care for spinal pain in an Australian hospital setting: a service evaluation to identify need for change (PL-01157). Edward James Gorgon (Australia) Poster presentation: Upper limbs exercise training and muscle strength in patients with chronic obstructive pulmonary disease: a systematic review (PO-00610). Christos Karagiannis (Cyprus) All content available until 8 July If you could not join the live event, you can still register and access more than 50 hours of recorded sessions and over 1,180 poster and platform abstract presentations. The online congress was a huge success and is summarised in the words of one participant: "Thank you all for putting together an excellent congress. It isn't easy to create a great event such as this. Well done global PT community!" Registration to access the on demand content is available at 25% discount of the live event rate. Access the congress online platform

Watch the video: "Why I became a physiotherapist" As part of #WorldPhysio2021​, we asked some physiotherapists why they became a physiotherapist. In this video they share some of their personal stories. Watch the video