10 legalities involved in dry needling
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This document discusses dry needling and whether it falls within the scope of practice for physiotherapists. It provides background that dry needling is practiced by physiotherapists in many countries. In the US, 33 states allow it while 4 prohibit it. The document also notes that dry needling is legally performed by physiotherapists in India under current regulations, and unlikely those regulations will change in the future. It gives a brief history of dry needling and mentions some accrediting organizations for dry needling courses in India.
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- 3. Issue: is it within the scope of physiotherapy? Dry needling is practiced by physical therapists in many countries, including South Africa, Bangladesh, the Netherlands, Spain, Switzerland, Canada, Chile, Ireland, the United Kingdom, Australia and New Zealand1
- 4. Issue: is it within the scope of physiotherapy? Of the approximately 9,000 physical therapists in South Africa, over 75% are estimated to employ the technique at least once daily2
- 5. Issue: is it within the scope of physiotherapy? In the United States 33 states allow dry needling by physiotherapists, 4 states ( California, Hawaii, New York, and Florida) prohibit practice of dry needling, in fact they do not allow physical therapists to penetrate the skin1,3. Rest of the states do not have clear guidelines regarding physical therapists practising DN.
- 6. Issue: is it within the scope of PT? As DN is a comparatively new modality, many authorities are in the process of recognizing DN, example, Arizona State Board of Physical Therapy allowed PTs to perform DN only in 22 Oct 20134! HISTORICAL PERSPECTIVE In the initial days of spinal manipultion Dr. Janet Travel discouraged Stanley Paris from manipulation by saying, “Manipulation is a diagnostic and therapeutic tool to be reserved for physicians only.”5
- 7. Scenario in India No clinical practice guideline exists regarding physiotherapy. The D&C act 1940 prevents PT’s to administer prescription drugs. Dry needling does not use any drug. Lidocaine or corticosteroids, sometimes injected to the trigger point can not be independently administered by a physio.
- 8. Who can perform acupuncture? Various organizations run acupuncture courses, e.g. Singhania university (UGC & AICTE approved)has a certificate course where the eligibility is 10th pass. The web is full of certificate, diploma, degree and even MD courses. There is need for definitive guidelines.
- 9. Final word Physiotherpists in India can legally perform needling within present system. It is highly unlikely that this locus standi will change in future.
- 10. 1. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dry_needling 2. Dommerholt et. al, Trigger point dry needling, The Journal of Manual & Manipulative Therapy Vol. 14 No. 4 (2006), E70 - E87 3. Hawaii Revised Statutes. Chapter 461J; Physical Therapy Practice Act. Article §461J-2.5 Prohibited practices, 2006. 4. http://www.ptboard.az.gov/docmgt/docs/dryneedli ngbyPT.pdf 5. Paris SV. In the best interests of the patient. Phys Ther 2006;86:1541-1553.