Informativo WCPT - Atualização janeiro 2020

WCPT E-Update - January 2020   Texto original em inglês

Name change ahead for global physical therapy body The World Confederation for Physical Therapy (WCPT) will be changing its name to World Physiotherapy later this year. World Physiotherapy will be used for all externally-facing communications and materials. World Confederation for Physical Therapy will continue to be used for all legal and governance matters. Find out more about the name change: http://bit.ly/2tfd7WU.

WCPT admits new members On 1 January 2020 three new member organisations were admitted to the World Confederation for Physical Therapy by electronic vote of the membership.  The new member organisations are: French National Council of Physiotherapists (Conseil national de l'ordre des masseurs-kinésithérapeutes) Polish Chamber of Physiotherapists (Krajowa Izba Fizjoterapeutów) Order of Physiotherapists in Romania (Colegiul Fizioterapeuților din România) WCPT now has 121 member organisations representing more than 625,000 physical therapists worldwide.

WCPT Congress 2021: Call for focused symposia closes on 31 January 2020 The call for focused symposia for WCPT Congress 2021 in Dubai closes tomorrow. This is your opportunity to be involved in one of the key sessions at congress. The sessions include high profile speakers, draw large audiences, and aim to create insightful and engaging learning experiences that ultimately inform, inspire, involve and empower delegates. Lasting 1.5 hours, each symposium is organised by a recognised expert in the field who leads a coherent session with 3-4 speakers working together and engaging with the audience to draw out the relevance, challenges, applicability and take-home messages. The submissions should address the topic from an international/diverse perspective by including presentations from a range of countries and preferably from three different WCPT regions. To access the online submission system and download the submission guidelines go to: www.wcpt.org/wcpt2021/programme/call-for-fs

WCPT vacancy for Education Professional Adviser It is an exciting time for WCPT as it reviews its core business and new activities in the area of education for the physiotherapy/physical therapy profession. If you are an experienced educator looking to use your knowledge and experience to advance education globally then this could be the role for you. Deadline: 21 February For more information about the role: www.wcpt.org/vacancies

Network for Physical Therapy Educators Facebook page launched Are you a physical therapy educator? If you would like to take part in the global conversation join the Facebook group of the WCPT Network for Physical Therapist Educators: www.facebook.com/groups/2449987498652896/members/. The latest WCPT President's blog reports on several conferences that took place around the world at the end of last year including the the European Network of Physiotherapy in Higher Education (ENPHE) conference and the Education Leadership Conference (ELC) organised by the Academy of Physical Therapy Education. Read the blog here: www.wcpt.org/node/177827 Find out more about the WCPT Network for Physical Therapist Educators: www.wcpt.org/pte

Profiles show global state of the profession Data from WCPT member organisations has been published on a range of issues, including professional regulation, practice, education, and the number of employed physical therapists. This data provides a comprehensive and valuable global profile of the profession. The most recent data is based on surveys completed by 105 of WCPT’s 120 member organisations in mid-2019. Access interactive maps showing variations in the profession around the world: www.wcpt.org/cds/globalprofile/2019/physnumber/ Individual profiles are available for download from each member organisation page: www.wcpt.org/members

Watch video interviews with participants at the SRSHS stakeholders' meeting in Tajikistan WCPT and UCP Wheels are working collaboratively on a project, Strengthening Rehabilitation Services in Health Systems (SRSHS), to establish physical therapy services and raise awareness of rehabilitation services to improve the quality of life for people in Tajikistan. Watch video interviews with some of the people who attended the stakeholders' meeting in October 2019. http://bit.ly/36AvyCQ

AEF celebrates 50th anniversary The Spanish Association of Physiotherapists, Asociación Española de Fisioterapeutas (AEF), recently celebrated its 50th anniversary.   The celebration took place at the 16th national congress of AEF, in collaboration with the Galician Physiotherapy Professional Association, in Santiago de Compostela, Spain. More than 600 physical therapists attended the congress, which took as its theme healthy and active aging.

WCPT region and network events in 2020 International Organization of Physical Therapists in Mental Health (IOPTMH): Linking Body and Mind - the key to effective physiotherapy is the theme for the 8th International Conference of Physiotherapy in Psychiatry and Mental Health. Helsinki, Finland, 12-14 May. www.icppmh2020.com Africa Region of WCPT: The 11th WCPT Africa Region Congress will take place on 10-13 July in the Republic of Benin. www.wcptafrica.org/wcpta-conferences/benin2020/ European Region of WCPT: The 5th European Congress of the ER-WCPT on Physiotherapy Education will take place 11-12 September in Leuven, Belgium. The deadline for abstract submission is 1 February. https://kuleuvencongres.be/er-wcpt2020/home International Federation of Orthopaedic Manipulative Physical Therapists (IFOMPT): IFOMPT 2020 will take place in Melbourne on 6-8 October in Melbourne, Australia. The deadline for abstract submission has been extended to 31 January. https://ifomptconference.org/

Second International Conference on Physical Therapy in Oncology Physical therapists play a pivotal role in helping patients cope with side- and long-term effects of cancer and cancer treatment such as fatigue, deconditioning, musculoskeletal impairments and lymphedema. Physical therapy in oncology has made marked steps forward in the past two decades. This second International Conference on Physical Therapy in Oncology (ICPTO) aims to bring together physical therapists from around the globe, to share knowledge, exchange best practice, and update knowledge based on recent scientific developments. Find out more about the International Conference on Physical Therapy in Oncology (ICPTO), 14-15 May, in Copenhagen: http://bit.ly/38PtYPc

World Cancer Day World Cancer Day is on 4 February. Marking its 20th anniversary in 2020, World Cancer Day is the global uniting initiative led by the Union for International Cancer Control (UICC) and has grown into a positive movement for everyone, everywhere to unite under one voice. Each year, hundreds of activities and events take place around the world, gathering communities, organisations and individuals in schools, businesses, hospitals, marketplaces, parks, community halls, places of worship - in the streets and online - acting as a powerful reminder that we all have a role to play in reducing the global impact of cancer. Find out more about WCPT's subgroup International Physical Therapists for HIV/AIDS, Oncology, Hospice and Palliative Care (IPT-HOPE): www.wcpt.org/ipt-hope Keep moving after cancer treatment was the theme of a session at WCPT2019 in Geneva: http://bit.ly/2vwzcAY

Congresso WCPT 2021 - Atualização janeiro 2020

Texto original em inglês

28 January 2020 

Final chance to submit focused symposia

The submission deadline for focused symposium proposals is 31 January. You have just four days to submit a proposal for a focused symposium. These key congress sessions include high profile speakers, draw large audiences, and aim to create insightful and engaging learning experiences that ultimately inform, inspire, involve and empower delegates. Lasting 1.5 hours, each symposium is organised by a recognised expert in the field who leads a coherent session with 3-4 speakers working together and engaging with the audience to draw out the relevance, challenges, applicability and take-home messages. The submissions should address the topic from an international/diverse perspective by including presentations from a range of countries and preferably from three different WCPT regions. To access the online submission and download the submission guidelines go to: www.wcpt.org/wcpt2021/programme/call-for-fs. All submissions will be notified of the outcome on 26 March 2020.

Em 2021 será comemorado o Centenário da Associação Americana de Fisioterapia APTA

Em 2021 a Associação Americana de Fisioterapia APTA  celebrará 100 anos.

Nesta ocasião marcante  a Associação promoverá uma série de atividades abraçando a história da profissão e gerando impulso para o futuro. 

 

Para saber mais acesse: https://centennial.apta.org/home/celebrate-special-events-in-2021/

Congresso WCPT 2021 - Atualização janeiro 2020

 

Versão original em inglês 

January 2020 

Last call for focused symposia

With the submission deadline for focused symposium proposals on 31 January, you now have less than three weeks to be involved in one of the key sessions at congress. The sessions include high profile speakers, draw large audiences, and aim to create insightful and engaging learning experiences that ultimately inform, inspire, involve and empower delegates. Lasting 1.5 hours, each symposium is organised by a recognised expert in the field who leads a coherent session with 3-4 speakers working together and engaging with the audience to draw out the relevance, challenges, applicability and take-home messages. The submissions should address the topic from an international/diverse perspective by including presentations from a range of countries and preferably from three different WCPT regions. To access the online submission and download the submission guidelines go to: www.wcpt.org/wcpt2021/programme/call-for-fs. All submissions will be notified of the outcome on 26 March 2020.

Focused symposia topics

The call is open to any topic relevant to the profession. However, the Congress Programme Committee (CPC) is particularly interested in proposals that address any of the following areas identified through the WCPT congress market research survey: professional challenges across all areas, such as diversity and inclusion, quality assurance, implicit bias, mental health, and wellbeing how physical therapy needs to change to address global health issues, such as the demands of an ageing population, multi-morbidity and topics identified in the Rehabilitation 2030 Agenda and the Sustainable Development Goals the unique contribution of physical therapists in the physical activity agenda challenging perceptions of pain management across the lifespan and across all fields of practice innovative approaches to address policy and advocacy issues, such as health system funding, cost-effectiveness and the unique role of physical therapy. Where applicable to the topic, priority will be given to symposia that include perspectives from low-resource countries.

Focused symposium format		Watch the videos
Each focused symposium consists of: an introduction by the chair a maximum of three 20-minute or four 15-minute presentations 15 minutes of questions and answers with the audience spread across the session a 10-minute summary by the chair highlighting the implications, applicability and relevant messages to take away.		Watch the videos from members of the CPC as they share their experiences of visiting Dubai for a Congress Programme Committee meeting and encourage submission for focused symposium proposals for #WCPT2021. http://bit.ly/39VrTlW

Selection principles

The CPC is seeking sessions that comply with the submission guidelines and deliver against the following principles. Explore: the most recent ideas, evidence, methods and areas of controversy in the literature related to outcomes for people and populations and to moving the profession forward. Inspire: with a clear purpose and applicable outcomes for delegates. Connect: related research and innovations, and internationally diverse delegates through active engagement. Include: speakers with international experience and standing  in the topic area, representing a range of global and possibly service user perspectives. Impact: practice, education, research and/or policy by making clear the implications arising from the presentations.

Fisioterapeutas do Reino Unido homenageados pela Rainha

Quatro membros da Chartered Society of Physiotherapy CSP receberam reconhecimento na lista de honra do Ano Novo da Rainha 2020 por serviços de fisioterapia, pesquisa e comunidade de etnia negra e minoritária  Member of the British Empire (BME).

Karen Barker, diretora clínica de trauma e ortopedia da Oxford University Hospitals Foundation Trust e diretora clínica de trauma e ortopedia da Oxford University Hospitals Foundation Trust e Chefe de Fisioterapia do Nuffield Orthopaedic Center em Oxford, foi nomeada oficial da Ordem do Império Britânico (OBE) por suas realizações em Fisioterapia pesquisa e implementação de evidências de pesquisa na prática.

 

Também recebeu uma homenagem, Susan Greenhalgh, Fisioterapeuta consultora do Bolton NHS Trust, cuja honra foi o reconhecimento de seu trabalho na identificação de 'bandeiras vermelhas' na apresentação da síndrome da cauda eqüina.

 Melrose Stewart, professora de Fisioterapia e membro da Academia de Educação Superior, tornou-se Membro do Império Britânico (MBE), por seu trabalho substancial para a comunidade de BME e para os idosos.

Jane Pyman, Fisioterapeuta consultora dos hospitais universitários Bristol NHS Foundation Trust, também recebeu um MBE por seus serviços de fisioterapia e reabilitação em pediatria e cirurgia ortopédica.

O Dr. David McDonald também foi homenageado como Membro do Império Britânico (MBE) por serviços de assistência médica e por seu trabalho como líder nacional para recuperação aprimorada no NHS Escócia. Ele passou grande parte de sua carreira como Fisioterapeuta ortopédico e agora trabalha no Governo Escocês (Programa de Modernização de Caminhos de Pacientes) como pesquisador sênior da Universidade Caledoniana de Glasgow (Unidade de Pesquisa Profissional de Enfermagem, Obstetrícia e Saúde Aliada).

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Confira texto em inglês acessando o link: https://www.csp.org.uk/news/2020-01-02-physiotherapists-honoured-queen

Boas Festas e Feliz 2020

Boas Festas e Feliz 2020

Saudação de Ano Novo da Confederação Mundial de Fisioterapia

Pesquisas revelam estado global da profissão Fisioterapeuta

Pesquisas revelam estado global da profissão Fisioterapeuta

 (Via  World Confederation for Physical Therapy WCPT)
Portuguese and English version
 

As respostas à pesquisa mais recente da Confederação Mundial de Fisioterapia (WCPT) revelam um aumento significativo no número de Fisioterapeutas que são membros de sua organização nacional.

A WCPT publica dados de suas organizações membros todos os anos sobre uma série de questões, incluindo regulamentação profissional, prática, educação e número de Fisioterapeutas empregados. Esses dados fornecem um perfil global abrangente e valioso da profissão.

Os dados mais recentes são baseados em pesquisas realizadas por 105 das 120 organizações membros do WCPT em meados de 2019. A alta taxa de resposta, 87,5%, demonstra forte envolvimento entre a WCPT e suas organizações membros e a confiabilidade dos dados. Esses dados fornecem uma visão global da profissão Fisioterapeuta em todo o mundo, mostrando variações na densidade de Fisioterapeutas em diferentes países e entre as regiões da WCPT. Os destaques dos dados de 2019 incluem:

    - 70% dos entrevistados disseram que a participação em sua organização aumentou.

   - 58% dos entrevistados disseram que havia acesso direto em seu país e as pessoas poderiam se referir a um Fisioterapeuta sem referência.

   - 81% dos entrevistados disseram que não havia lei impedindo a prática privada em seu país
    globalmente, 66% dos Fisioterapeutas são mulheres - em três países (Hungria, Mianmar, Santa Lúcia) pelo menos 90% dos Fisioterapeutas são mulheres.

O executivo-chefe da WCPT, Jonathon Kruger, disse: "As respostas às pesquisas de nossas organizações membros continuam a fornecer comparações internacionais ricas e valiosas que a WCPT e seus membros podem usar para influenciar decisões políticas sobre saúde, prestação de serviços de saúde, planejamento de recursos humanos e educação. "

Os mapas de perfis dos países permitem que as pessoas vejam como a profissão global evoluiu desde 2013. Os mapas são um recurso interativo que pode ser impresso ou baixado e pode ser acessados no site: https://www.wcpt.org/wcpt2021

 
O feedback das organizações membros do WCPT tem sido extremamente positivo:

"Conseguimos aumentar nossa associação em 2018, envolvendo Fisioterapeutas em todas as nossas atividades. Garantimos que pedimos sua ajuda e incluímos seu ponto de vista em tudo o que fazemos. "

Societé Haïtienne de Physiothérapie
 

"O crescimento da associação é um indicador de sucesso. Acreditamos que esse ganho veio da confiança que nossos membros têm no papel da Sociedade de Fisioterapia da Emirates, de como apoiamos o desenvolvimento profissional de nossos membros e atendemos às suas expectativas."

 Emirates Physiotherapy Society

"Acreditamos que a principal razão para o aumento da associação é devido aos muitos eventos que organizamos e participamos, dando mais visibilidade à nossa associação e fortalecendo-a. Também oferecemos descontos para as pessoas que participaram de nossos cursos de treinamento para fazer parte de nossa associação. Somos verdadeiramente gratos pela ajuda da WCPT nesse esforço e estamos convencidos de que os dados estatísticos futuros serão muito valiosos para nós. "
Associação Espanhola de Fisioterapeutas

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Original English Version

Surveys reveal global state of the physical therapy profession

Responses to the latest World Confederation for Physical Therapy (WCPT) survey reveal a significant rise in the number of physical therapists who are members of their national organsiation.

WCPT publishes data from its member organisations every year on a range of issues, including professional regulation, practice, education, and the number of employed physical therapists. This data provides a comprehensive and valuable global profile of the profession.

The most recent data is based on surveys completed by 105 of WCPT’s 120 member organisations in mid-2019. The high response rate, 87.5%, demonstrates strong engagement between WCPT and its member organisations and data reliability. The data gives a global snapshot of the physical therapy profession across the world, showing variations in the density of physical therapists in different countries and between WCPT regions. Highlights of the 2019 data include:

    70% of respondents said membership of their organisation had increased
    58% of respondents said there was direct access in their country and people could refer themselves to a physical therapist without a referral
    81% of respondents said there was no law preventing private practice in their country
    globally, 66% of physical therapists are women – in three countries (Hungary, Myanmar, St Lucia) at least 90% of physical therapists are women

WCPT Chief Executive Jonathon Kruger said: ‘The responses to the surveys from our member organisations continue to provide rich and valuable international comparisons which WCPT and its members can use to influence policy decisions around health, health service delivery, human resource planning, and education.’

The country profile maps allow people to see how the global profession has evolved since 2013. The maps are an interactive resource that can be printed or downloaded, and can be accessed here.

Feedback from WCPT member organisations has been overwhelmingly positive:

‘We have been able to increase our membership in 2018 by involving physiotherapists in all our activities. We make sure we ask for their help and include their point of view in everything we do.’
Société Haïtienne de Physiothérapie

‘The growth in membership is an indicator of success. We believe this gain has come from the trust our members have in the role of Emirates Physiotherapy Society, how we support our members’ professional development and meet their expectations.’
Emirates Physiotherapy Society

We believe the primary reason for the increase in membership is due to the many events we have organized and participated, giving our association more visibility and making it stronger. We have also offered discounts to people who have attended our training courses to be part of our association. We are truly grateful for the help of the WCPT in this endeavor, and we are convinced that the future statistical data will be very valuable to us.’
Asociación Española de Fisioterapeutas

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Comemoração do Cinquentenário da Regulamentação da Profissão Fisioterapeuta

#50AnosFisioterapia

Universidade Federal de Pernambuco UFPE. Evento comemorativo ao cinquentenário da profissão Fisioterapeuta promovido pelo Departamento de Fisioterapia DEFISIO e realizado em 06 de dezembro de 2019. O Departamento de Fisioterapia representado pelo Decano Prof. Dr. Alberto Galvão de Moura Filho, em companhia dos Fisioterapeutas Dr. Geraldo Barbosa (Primeiro Presidente do CREFITO 1) e  Drª Célia Cunha (Primeira Presidente do CREFITO 3) falando aos presentes sobre as lutas e conquistas históricas do período 1969-2019. A bandeira fixada na mesa era usada nas competições esportivas das quais participaram as primeiras turmas de alunos do DEFISIO.

O Fisioterapeuta Dr Geraldo Barbosa recebendo homenagem entregue  por representantes da 101ª Turma de Fisioterapia da UFPE,  a Turma do Cinquentenário.

Homenagem do Departamento de Fisioterapia da UFPE ao Dr. Geraldo Barbosa

Na comemoração do cinquentenário, lançamento do Livro do Fisioterapeuta Prof. Dr. Joaquim Sérgio de Lima Neto referente a Tese de Doutorado pela Universidade de  Salamanca - Espanha.