WCPT News - October 2015

 

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Look forward together: WCPT wants you to contribute to future strategy New UN agenda provides an opportunity for physical therapists WHO's new framework for ageing puts the emphasis on activity     Read more articles...

Look forward together: WCPT wants you to contribute to future strategy

WCPT has begun a major new conversation with the world of physical therapy to gather ideas on how the Confederation can continue to serve the needs of its member organisations and the profession globally over the next five years.  Read the full article

New UN agenda provides an opportunity for physical therapists

The United Nations has formally adopted a new agenda for sustainable development, with a set of 17 global goals to end poverty, fight inequality, bring good health and tackle climate change over the next 15 years. Read the full article

WHO's new framework for ageing puts the emphasis on activity

The World Health Organization has published a new framework for public health action on ageing around the world, rejecting the stereotype of older people as frail and dependent. At the same time, it is consulting on a new action plan on ageing and health – and WCPT is encouraging physical therapists to take part. Read the full article

 

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