Physiopedia Plus (Plus) now has a option for individuals that have been given an account by their organisation to easily upgrade to access the exercise and telehealth features. Many Plus members are provided with an account by their clinic, hospital, university or member organisation. This is usually a FULL account that only provides access continuing education and professional development features. Many of you have asked to upgrade your accounts to PRO to access the exercise prescription and telehealth features.  Now there is an easy way to do this, here’s how in just a few simple steps ..read more

Congratulations, Khloud Shreif, on being recognised as our Top Contributor for Physiopedia for the month of April. Your dedication and hard work have truly made a difference. Your commitment to creating and reviewing Physiopedia content, as well as your role as a facilitator during our volunteer orientation courses, demonstrates your passion for sharing knowledge and nurturing newcomers within the Physiopedia community. Since joining the team in March 2020, you have consistently shown your dedication to Physiopedia’s mission and goals. Your willingness to lend a helping hand and provide encou ..read more

This is the tenth guest post in a series written by Jason Giesbrecht – Physiopedia Plus Instructor, Senior Healthcare Leader and Physiotherapist. The COVID-19 pandemic has acted as a catalyst for a profound shift towards Virtual Care within healthcare sectors globally, placing physiotherapy at the vanguard of this transformation. As physiotherapists worldwide adapted to delivering care remotely, the very foundation of rehabilitation was reshaped. This significant shift has not only necessitated adaptability but also highlighted the vast potential of Virtual Care to redefine ph ..read more

This World Health Day on 7 April, the message is simple yet powerful “My Health, My Right”. This is a reminder that good health is a fundamental right, not a privilege. Despite progress, access to essential health services is still out of reach for many. This year, the World Health Organization (WHO) is asking us to think about how we can make health care accessible for everyone, everywhere. At Physiopedia our mission to improve global health by providing free access to rehabilitation knowledge aligns perfectly with this. Access to health care shouldn’t depend on where you live, how much mone ..read more

World Day of Physical Activity shines a spotlight on the joy and benefits of integrating movement into our daily lives. Rather than viewing exercise as a chore, this day invites us to explore fun and exciting ways to stay active. Making physical activity a natural part of our routine can enhance not only our physical health but our overall well-being. Every year on 6 April, the World Day of Physical Activity encourages us to reflect on our lifestyles and find joy in movement. In a world where sedentary habits are increasingly common, this day serves as a timely reminder of the importance ..read more

Don’t miss your opportunity to get early bird registration for the forthcoming World Physiotherapy Africa congress, hosted by Physiopedia organisation partner The South African Society of Physiotherapy (SASP), to be held in Cape Town, South Africa, later this year. All rehabilitation professionals are welcome to discuss physiotherapy and rehabilitation both around the world and specific to Africa. Physiotherapy Beyond 100 Years of Rehabilitation will celebrate the centenary of physiotherapy as a profession in South Africa and of the SASP. This congress will be held from September 12th to 15th ..read more

Read from over 2000 testimonials of Physiopedia Plus (Plus) courses for invaluable insights to help you make a more informed decision about which courses might be the right fit for your professional development needs. How often do you look at reviews when looking for somewhere to eat, stay or go? Reading reviews or testimonials from others has become a crucial part of making everyday decisions. These personal recommendations represent real-life experiences and give a glimpse into the quality, value and reliability of the product or service we are considering. So too, when looking at onli ..read more

Lviv State University of Physical Culture in Ukraine thanks Physiopedia for supporting the improvement of educational programmes at the university through the International Rehabilitation Education and Training Toolkit (IRETT). There is a growing need for rehabilitation services in Ukraine, which requires a skilled workforce of rehabilitation professionals. In response to this the Lviv State University of Physical Culture in Ukraine has been working to strengthen their educational programme for Masters in Physical Therapy and the speciality of rehabilitation at the University. As part of the ..read more

During the 2024 American Occupational Therapy Association (AOTA) Inspire Conference this month we are delighted to hear that Angela Patterson was awarded the International Service Award for her Physiopedia work towards developing the international rehabilitation workforce. The AOTA supports occupational therapy practitioners including occupational therapists, occupational therapy assistants and occupational therapy students in the United States and beyond. Their mission is to advance occupational therapy practice, education, and research through standard setting and advocacy on behalf of its ..read more

The experience of participating in an interactive exercise promotion programme during a recent multi-day training event in Pakistan sparked numerous physical activity projects that will reach communities far beyond the meeting participants and have a lasting impact in rural Pakistan. As part of the Relab-HS Clinical Skills Training Program, a 3-day in-person meeting was held in Pakistan in February to promote physical activities in communities. It was hosted by Ziauddin University and other Karachi based organisations including the Department of Empowerment of Persons with Disability (DEPD) a ..read more