WCPT NEWS outubro 2014

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PEDro announces the 15 most influential trials in physical therapy PTs get things moving around the globe Safe in your hands: do we have the non-technical skills to keep patients safe?     Read more articles...

PEDro announces the 15 most influential trials in physical therapy

The Physiotherapy Evidence Database (PEDro) has identified the most important trials to have influenced the practice of physical therapy. They include studies in back pain, sports injuries, ageing, stress incontinence and pulmonary and stroke rehabilitation. Read the full article

PTs get things moving around the globe

World Physical Therapy Day 2014 was marked by physical therapists around the world with a cascade of attention-grabbing activities – everything from potato races to meetings with politicians; from gait analysis in shopping arcades to inter-school quiz competitions. Read the full article

Safe in your hands: do we have the non-technical skills to keep patients safe?

Professor Rhona Flin, Chair in Applied Psychology at the University of Aberdeen, asks whether health professionals need to pay more attention to communication and decision-making skills Read the full article

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