The 9 Secrets to Success for
Physiotherapy Business Owners
By John Davie
Professional Performance Specialists Pty Ltd
The Physiotherapy Business Consultants Specialists
Life is changing and we all are adjusting to "New Normal"
The PPT which was prepared in 2020 thinking it was Pandemic year and WFH is the way forward for a year has got indefinite extension. Corona and its multiple wave made it uncertain for people to even think from when they will start their office.
In this PPT, Tanisha Sharma has addressed the issue of Ergonomics and Work From Home. Why it is important for us to look at Ergonomics today more than ever.
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A walk through of the most important ergonomic adjustments and changes you should make to your office and workstation today for your health and to boost productivity.
Source: http://ergonomictrends.com/best-office-ergonomics-practices/
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Minimal motion control ……. Collars that encircle the neck with fabric, resilient foam, or rigid plastic.
The Philadelphia collar has mandibular and occipital extensions; sometimes used for upper cervical injuries
Maximum orthotic control of neck
This is an updated version of my lecture that has been viewed over 119,000 times! It has added hyperlinks to videos and blog posts that discuss the activities in this lecture. Enjoy!
Life is changing and we all are adjusting to "New Normal"
The PPT which was prepared in 2020 thinking it was Pandemic year and WFH is the way forward for a year has got indefinite extension. Corona and its multiple wave made it uncertain for people to even think from when they will start their office.
In this PPT, Tanisha Sharma has addressed the issue of Ergonomics and Work From Home. Why it is important for us to look at Ergonomics today more than ever.
Office ergonomics 101- Best Practices You Need to Follow TodayJon Muller
A walk through of the most important ergonomic adjustments and changes you should make to your office and workstation today for your health and to boost productivity.
Source: http://ergonomictrends.com/best-office-ergonomics-practices/
Classified according to design characteristics
Minimal motion control ……. Collars that encircle the neck with fabric, resilient foam, or rigid plastic.
The Philadelphia collar has mandibular and occipital extensions; sometimes used for upper cervical injuries
Maximum orthotic control of neck
This is an updated version of my lecture that has been viewed over 119,000 times! It has added hyperlinks to videos and blog posts that discuss the activities in this lecture. Enjoy!
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body and mind interact with the workplace
environment. The chair adjusts to our natural
body posture and provides enhanced thermal
comfort at all times, catering to both physical and
psychological needs of an individual.
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Tender points are areas of the body that experience different types of pain when pressure is applied to them.
A Trigger Point (TrP) is a hyperirritable spot, a palpable nodule in the taut bands of the skeletal muscles' fascia.
Gait control theory of pain given by Melzack & Wall in 1965. This is very much helpful for those medical/paramedical professionals who deal with subjects having pain.
An Ergonomic chair is configured to suit the way
body and mind interact with the workplace
environment. The chair adjusts to our natural
body posture and provides enhanced thermal
comfort at all times, catering to both physical and
psychological needs of an individual.
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The Paper focuses on Skill Development through Community based vocational training; a concept developed in and practiced by the Author in different parts of India and now a regular feature in the Vocational Rehabilitation Centres for handicapped. Gives information on the projected pwd population in 2016, present status of educational levels and the innovative experiment carried out by the author in 1989 in rural areas. It was also repeated in other States. A study carried out one year after CBVT showed 83% were earning. They were able to access the employment market. Depending on the need, some were helped through local employment market, some through self employment or group employment and formation of self help groups. A sample of syllabus developed with daily or weekly skill targets is annexed.
Tender points are areas of the body that experience different types of pain when pressure is applied to them.
A Trigger Point (TrP) is a hyperirritable spot, a palpable nodule in the taut bands of the skeletal muscles' fascia.
Gait control theory of pain given by Melzack & Wall in 1965. This is very much helpful for those medical/paramedical professionals who deal with subjects having pain.
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Mental Health in Business Presentation.pptxchiogb1
Mental health is an important issue for everyone, but it can be especially challenging for small business owners. The demands of running a business can be overwhelming, and it can be difficult to find time for self-care. As a result, small business owners are at an increased risk of developing mental health problems, such as anxiety, depression, and burnout.
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Tips for a successful Physiotherapy Practice
1. The 9 Secrets to Success for
Physiotherapy Business Owners
More money, more time, better lifestyle
By John Davie
Professional Performance Specialists Pty Ltd
The Physiotherapy Business Consultants Specialists