Changing trends in physiotherapy
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Physiotherapists are autonomous healthcare professionals who treat and manage both acute and chronic musculoskeletal conditions, as well as other conditions affecting movement and function like diabetes and heart disease. The history of physiotherapy began after WWI with Reconstruction Aides and the establishment of the American Women's Physical Therapeutic Association in 1921. In Malaysia, the Malaysian Physiotherapy Association was formed in 1963 under the global governing body, WCPT. Physiotherapists work in many areas like musculoskeletal, cardiovascular, neurology and pediatrics, and have opportunities in knowledge-based, institution-based, community-based and special areas of practice.
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- 2. Physiotherapists or Physical Therapists are autonomous, primary health-care professionals who are experts in movement and function of the body. Physiotherapists work with patients of all ages and a spectrum of health conditions. Physiotherapists treat and manage acute injuries such as ankle sprains,knee injuries and other fractures,but also chronic conditions such as lower back pain,diabetes or heart disease. Education,consultation and injury prevention is also an integral part of the scope of work of physiotherapist.
- 4. History -Early after the 1st world war -Physiotherapists formed their 1st professional Association in 1921 called the AMERICAN WOMEN’S PHYSICAL THERAPEUTIC ASSOCIATION. -Led by MARY MCMILLAN, President of the Association. -The history of physical therapists begins with Reconstruction Aides to meet wartime needs for Reconstructive therapy. -Mary McMillan and Marquerite Sanderson developed the Reconstruction Aide training program in 1918. -”Reconstruction Aide” was replaced with "Physiotherapy Aide”. -Women’s Physical Therapeutic Association later changed to American Physiotherapy Association in the late 1930s.
- 6. MALAYSIAN PHYSIOTHERAPY ASSOCIATION MPA was formed in 1963. WCPT, World Confederation of Physical Therapists is the Governing body to which MPA is affiliated. We form a part of a hospital team, encourage intercollaborative with other specialties and create opportunities in participation in wider scope of practice i.e. ENT, Skin etc.
- 7. Musculoskeletal/Orthopaedic Cardiovascular and Respiratory Intensive care Neurology: e.g. Stroke Rehabilitation Peadiatric Women’s Health/Obstetric and Gynaecology Geriatric Sports
- 8. Occupational Safety and Health Skin/dermatology Otolaringology(ORL)/Ear,Nose and Throat(ENT) Weight management program Wellness/Beauty
- 11. Knowledge Based -involve in various new area of practice and research i.e. robotic and virtual reality assisted rehabilitation Institution Based -getting better positioning in specialised area i.e. National Heart Institute(Cardio respiratory), National Sports Institute(Sports Physiotherapy) Business Based -Form as profitable unit in private practice hospital or physiotherapy centre Community Based -affiliated with social agencies and NGO to participate in out reach program e.g. CBR,NASAM,YSIS,JKM etc. Special Area -as respond to highly required physical care i.e. football.
- 13. Physiotherapy presence still largely available in hospital and main cities -opportunities for more smaller centre and reach out more smaller cities -create unit in work/industrial area including training facilities and school -involve in policy making and consultation services to assist policy maker and top management in designing and implementing policy related to health especially involving core area of physiotherapist, musculoskeletal,neurology and cardiorespiratory
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