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quinta-feira, 30 de julho de 2020

Informativo World Physioterapy - Julho 2020


July 2020
 
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World PT Day 2020

 

The theme for World PT Day 2020 will focus on rehabilitation and COVID-19.

The toolkit for this year's World PT Day will be available soon on the World Physiotherapy website. It includes infographics and posters aimed at the general public promoting the role of physiotherapy in rehabilitation and COVID-19, and infographics focusing on the delivery of physiotherapy via telehealth.

Volunteers are already working on translations of the World PT Day materials into Arabic, Bangla, Bosnian, Bulgarian, Chinese, French, Gujarati, Hindi, Italian, Japanese, Kurdish, Latvian, Montenegrin, Norway, Romanian, Serbian, Slovenian, Spanish, Swahili, Vietnamese. If you are interested in translating any of the materials, please contact communications@world.physio

As part of the response to COVID-19, many countries have introduced restrictions about holding large events and gatherings. Please consider this when making plans for World PT Day. We will be producing a series of graphics to promote the day via social media.
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Call for abstracts - last chance to submit!

 
Today is the last day you can submit an abstract for the World Physiotherapy Congress 2021.
 
Whether you have research to present or an innovative service, practice, resource or theory to showcase this is your last opportunity to submit an abstract before tonight's deadline.
Submit your abstract
News from around the world

Amnesty International report

A new report from Amnesty International highlights failures to protect health workers, including physiotherapists, during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Read the full story

Predatory events

World Physiotherapy is urging physiotherapists to be vigilant against predatory events, an increase has been seen as part of the move to online events due to COVID-19.
Read the full story

New offerings from World Physiotherapy partner, Physiopedia


Physiopedia launches a telehealth consultation platform and new courses on post-acute COVID-19 rehabilitation.
  • Telehealth: this new feature in Physioplus includes exercise software, online consultation options and patient management tools to help shift your organisation online. https://bit.ly/3jxRiqU
  • Courses: with rehabilitation a key strategy for the COVID-19 pandemic Physiopedia has released five new courses related to rehabilitation and COVID-19. Physiopedia is offering all of its COVID-19 courses available for free through a trial account. https://bit.ly/3hnjzOO
Explore the Physiopedia website
News from World Physiotherapy regions

Early bird deadline for World Physiotherapy Europe region congress


The deadline to register at the early bird rate for the World Physiotherapy Europe region congress is 31 July.
 
Following the global disruption caused by the COVID-19 pandemic, the World Physiotherapy Europe region 2020 congress will now be hosted as an online event.

Registration fees have been significantly reduced to offer more people the opportunity to take part. A further reduction on fees is available for World Physiotherapy and ENPHE members, attendees from lower income countries, and students.
Register for the World Physiotherapy Europe region congress

segunda-feira, 27 de julho de 2020

Congresso Mundial de Fisioterapia 2021 - Atualização 27/07/2020


 
Texto original em inglês

World Physiotherapy congress update
27 July 2020 
Call for abstracts - last chance!
There are just three days left to submit an abstract before the 30 July deadline. 

This is your opportunity to present to a global audience. Whether you have research to present or an innovative service, practice, resource or theory to showcase - World Physiotherapy is encouraging physiotherapists from all over the world, at every level of the profession, to submit an abstract.

The congress programme committee (CPC) is looking for abstracts that:
  • report on the latest research with original scientific data
  • address new and unique developments in practice, theory, education, management, policy and resources
  • describe innovative ways in which established methods have been adapted to meet the changing needs of practice
Submit your abstract before the deadline: https://congress.physio/2021/programme/abstracts

Abstracts will be delivered as either platform, printed poster or e-poster presentations, with all considered by the CPC to be of equal standing and judged by the same criteria. You can indicate your preferred format when submitting, but inevitably there is limited space for platform presentations in the programme and many more posters can be accommodated. The decision of what format to assign to any abstract rests with the CPC.

Find out more: https://congress.physio/2021/programme/abstracts

Download the submission guidelines: https://bit.ly/2Omk7bq

Access resources for abstract submitters: https://congress.physio/2021/programme/abstracts#mentoring
COVID-19
With the fast evolving global situation created by the spread of COVID-19, we are aware that many of you have been impacted by the pandemic and the uncertainty it has created. World Physiotherapy and the congress programme committee will continue to monitor the situation relating to COVID-19. For now, planning is proceeding for an exciting World Physiotherapy congress in Dubai next April and we will advise you if there are any changes likely to impact the event.

World Physiotherapy is supporting its member organisations and their members with a COVID-19 information hub: https://world.physio/resources/covid-19-information-hub







terça-feira, 14 de julho de 2020

World Physioterapy - Atualização Congresso 2021




World Physiotherapy congress update
July 2020 
 
Texto original em inglês
COVID-19 added to abstract submission topic list
The congress programme committee has added COVID-19 to the abstract submission topic list.

Shane Patman, chair of the congress programme committee, said the committee wanted to make sure physiotherapists' experience of being involved in the response to COVID-19 was reflected in the content of  next year's congress #WorldPhysio2021.

Watch Shane talk about the addition of #COVID19 to the list of abstract topics and the process for submitting an abstract: https://youtu.be/nkT4nyGXE0U

Abstract submission deadline: 30 July
Abstract submission deadline nears
The deadline to submit an abstract for poster and platform presentations is 30 July.

There are just over two weeks left for you to submit an abstract for presentation at the World Physiotherapy Congress 2021. Take this opportunity to present to a global audience at the profession’s largest international meeting. Whether you have been working on a research project or have an innovative service, practice, resource or theory to share, World Physiotherapy is encouraging physiotherapists from all over the world, at every level of the profession, to submit their abstracts. 

Abstracts are invited that:
  • report on the latest research with original scientific data
  • address new and unique developments in practice, theory, education, management, policy and resources
  • describe innovative ways in which established methods have been adapted to meet the changing needs of practice
Find out more: https://congress.physio/2021/programme/abstracts

Download the submission guidelines: https://bit.ly/2Omk7bq
Resources for abstract submitters
Don't forget there are several resources available to help you - if you have limited experience of abstract submissions, presenting at a World Physiotherapy congress, or if English is not your first language, we have put together several tools to help you.

COVID-19 With the fast evolving global situation created by the spread of COVID-19, we are aware that many of you have been impacted by the pandemic and the uncertainty it has created. World Physiotherapy and the congress programme committee will continue to monitor the situation relating to COVID-19. For now, planning is proceeding for an exciting World Physiotherapy congress in Dubai next April and we will advise you if there are any changes likely to impact the event.

World Physiotherapy is supporting its member organisations and their members with a COVID-19 information hub: https://world.physio/resources/covid-19-information-hub


terça-feira, 7 de julho de 2020

História da Fisioterapia


Fundada em 1951 por 11 associações nacionais de Fisioterapia como Confederação Mundial de Fisioterapia, a World Physiotherapy agora representa mais de 625.000 Fisioterapeutas em todo o mundo através de suas 121 organizações membros.
 
Para saber mais sobre a História da Fisioterapia: https://world.physio/history

quarta-feira, 1 de julho de 2020

Informativo World Physioterapy - junho 2020


June 2020
 
 
Somos Fisioterapia Mundial

Lançamos nossa nova marca e site.

Este anúncio emocionante é o resultado de meses de planejamento e trabalho duro. A mudança de nome proposta foi levantada durante a assembléia geral em Genebra em maio de 2019, quando destacamos uma série de razões pelas quais era importante considerar uma mudança de nome. Após essa pesquisa e uma pesquisa subsequente de nossas organizações membros, o conselho endossou a proposta de mudar o nome para Fisioterapia Mundial para todos os materiais externos. Continuaremos a usar a Confederação Mundial de Fisioterapia em todos os assuntos legais e de governança.

Juntamente com a nova logomarca, o site foi completamente remodelado sob o novo nome de domínio www.world.physio. Todo o conteúdo do site é totalmente pesquisável e foi definido em um formato fácil de usar.
 
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O Informativo a seguir é o original em inglês 

We are World Physiotherapy


We have launched our new brand and website.
 
This exciting announcement is the result of months of planning and hard work. The proposed name change was raised during the general meeting in Geneva in May 2019, when we highlighted a number of reasons why it was important to consider a name change. Following this and a subsequent survey of our member organisations, the board endorsed the proposal to change the name to World Physiotherapy for all externally-facing materials. We will continue to use World Confederation for Physical Therapy for all legal and governance matters.
 
Along with the rebrand, the website has been completely redeveloped under the new domain name www.world.physio. All content on the site is fully searchable and has been set out in a user-friendly format.
Visit the World Physiotherapy website

World Physiotherapy Congress 2021

 
As part of the rebrand, our flagship event is now World Physiotherapy Congress 2021.
 
Visit the rebranded website where you will find all the information about next year's event in Dubai, including:
Visit the World Physiotherapy Congress 2021 website
Explore the new World Physiotherapy website

Policies

All our policy statements, guidelines, and endorsements are available for download. The new search facility allows you to filter by topic type and language.
Find out more

COVID-19

The COVID-19 information hub continues to be updated to collate the latest information relevant to physiotherapists around the world.
Find out more

Members

Our 121 member organisations are each profiled on a dedicated page, showcasing the association and profession in their country/territory, along with interactive maps.
Find out more

History

Take a look at our history page, which highlights key events in the organisation's past and find out when each member organisation joined.
Find out more

NEW briefing paper on impact of COVID-19 on physiotherapy students


World Physiotherapy has published its third briefing paper in the series looking at the immediate impact of COVID-19 on students and the response to delivering physiotherapist entry level education.
 
3,840 students enrolled in over 400 higher education institutions across 52 countries participated in a survey on the early experiences and consequences of COVID-19 on entry level physiotherapist education. The responses provided an insight into how students experienced this period of uncertainty and change as the programmes they followed resolved the immediate challenges and addressed short-term issues. The survey also captured students’ concerns and recommendations for the future post-pandemic return.
Access the briefing paper
News from World Physiotherapy regions

World Physiotherapy Europe region congress goes virtual


The World Physiotherapy Europe region has announced its 5th European congress will be a virtual event.
 
Following the global disruption caused by the COVID-19 pandemic, the World Physiotherapy Europe region 2020 congress will still take place 11-12 September 2020. The theme of the event is physiotherapy education.

Registration fees have been significantly reduced to offer more people the opportunity to take part. A further reduction on fees is available for World Physiotherapy and ENPHE members, attendees from lower income countries, and students.
 
Register now to benefit from the early bird registration fees. Deadline for registration has been extended to 31 July 2020.
Register for the World Physiotherapy Europe region congress
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Nova marca e site para a corporação global da Fisioterapia



World Physiotherapy
 
 World Physiotherapy, o organismo global das associações nacionais de fisioterapia, lançou uma nova marca e site.

Emma Stokes, presidente mundial da Fisioterapia, disse: “No início deste ano, anunciamos que mudaríamos nosso nome e é emocionante compartilhar agora nossa nova marca. Esta é uma oportunidade para explicarmos claramente quem somos e como apoiamos a profissão global de fisioterapia. A nova marca é atual, vibrante, nítida e concisa".

"Passamos por muitas mudanças e progressos nos últimos cinco anos e o lançamento da nova marca e site é o próximo passo".

“O site mostra nossas organizações membros e destaca áreas de nosso trabalho em diferentes partes do mundo. Adicionamos novas seções com foco em nosso trabalho de defesa da classe e projetos, reorganizamos nossos recursos para tornar mais fácil para as pessoas encontrar políticas, diretrizes e informações e atualizamos o conteúdo do Dia Mundial do Fisioterapeuta ".

Fisioterapia Mundial era anteriormente conhecida como Confederação Mundial de Fisioterapia.

Website: www.world.physio
Twitter: @ WorldPhysio1951
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Contato: Freya Rodger frodger@world.physio