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domingo, 4 de septiembre de 2016

Revista de OSTEOPATÍA de la Escuela de Osteopatía de Madrid Inrenacional - Curso 2016-2017

OSTEOPATÍA EOM INTERNACIONAL – SEDE URUGUAY   

                                                               Coordinadores:  Lic. en Ft. Fernando García García

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jueves, 1 de septiembre de 2016

WCPT E-Update - August 2016

WCPT E-Update

August 2016

Celebrate World Physical Therapy Day!

Join the global World PT Day tweet chat

WHO communications campaign on NCDs

Free course on cerebral palsy

New physical activity series by The Lancet

ER-WCPT Congress 2016

Pre-hospital emergency care course

Celebrate World Physical Therapy Day!

With just over a week left until World Physical Therapy Day on 8th September, here are some last minute ideas to mark the day:

 

·         publish this week's World Physical Therapy Day press release: www.wcpt.org/node/30125

·         spread the word via Facebook and Twitter and use our SoMe graphics to promote the day: www.wcpt.org/wptday-social

·         post a photograph to Twitter showing how you #addlifetoyears

·         print our ready-made "Add life to years" infographic, poster, leaflet and postcard to display in your work place: www.wcpt.org/wptday-posters

·         add a Movement for Health web ad to your website: www.wcpt.org/wptday-logos

For more last minute ideas take a look at the activities that took place to celebrate the day last year: www.wcpt.org/wptday15. Access the full World Physical Therapy Day toolkit at: www.wcpt.org/wptday-toolkit. 

 

The toolkit is also available in French, Spanish and Japanese:

 

Good luck with all your activities and we look forward to receiving your photos and brief reports (send to info@wcpt.org).

World Physical Therapy Day 2016 infographic

Join the global World PT Day tweet chat

Physiotalk and WCPT are looking for global involvement from physical therapists from around the world to take part in the "tweet chat" to mark World Physical Therapy Day on Thursday 8th September. 

 

The discussion will take place via Twitter. It will explore this year's "Adding life to years" message and the role physical therapists play in healthy ageing. To span world time zones 3 hour-long chats are being held: 

 

·         The first chat time will be at 8pm AEST (local time Sydney, Australia)

·         The second chat time will be at 8pm BST (local time London, UK)

·         The final chat will be at 8pm EDT (local time New York, USA)

Find out more and how to take part at bit.ly/2bsbbwI and remember to use the hashtag #worldptday.

@physiotalk is the website and blog which facilitates discussion on physical therapy practice and ideas.

WHO communications campaign on NCDs

The World Health Organization (WHO) is issuing an invitation to contribute ideas and stories to the WHO communications campaign on NCDs (non communicable diseases).

Part of the campaign is to bring pictures and stories of people affected by NCDs to the forefront and ensure the human voice is heard. By submitting personal journeys through a web portal, "NCDs&me", individuals will be able to change perceptions on NCDs, and ignite interest and action to halt the NCD epidemic worldwide. You can share your story whether you are a physical therapist or work in health care policy at: www.gcmportal.org/ncds-and-me/.

Photograph courtesy of Dep of PT of the Federal University of Triângulo Mineiro and Brazilian Assoc of Woman's Health Physical Therapy

Free course on cerebral palsy

Image courtesy of Physiopedia and ICRC

Starting on 5th September, WCPT partner Physiopedia, is running a free open online course on the Management of Children with Cerebral Palsy. This six-week course is a collaboration between Physiopedia and the ICRC (International Committee of the Red Cross) and has been developed by a group of topic specialists from across the world.

Find out more at: bit.ly/2bxLmzK

New physical activity series by The Lancet

Following on from its first series in 2012, The Lancet has published its second series on physical activity, which presents updates including progress in epidemiological research, global surveillance, intervention strategies, and policy actions. The papers also feature the largest harmonised meta-analysis on the joint health effects of sedentary behaviour and physical activity, and the first global estimate of the economic burden of physical inactivity.

 

The series encourages policy makers to take physical activity more seriously and to provide sufficient capacity and funding to implement national policies. Without a rapid increase in action, the WHO target of a 10% reduction in physical inactivity by 2025 will not be reached.  

 

Access the series at: bit.ly/2c8eOZb

Photograph courtesy of Gleneagles Hospital, Malaysia

ER-WCPT Congress 2016

The European Region of WCPT is holding the largest European physiotherapy-dedicated event of 2016. The congress will be held in Liverpool, UK on the 11th and 12th November, when the Chartered Society of Physiotherapy will host more than 500 speakers and poster presenters from across the world.

 

To view the full programme and register go to: www.liverpool2016.com

Pre-hospital emergency care course

Starting on 3rd October, this free digital course will allow fellow ambulance and other pre-hospital emergency workers from all over the world to share operational dilemmas in the situations of violence. The course will allow participants to:

·         contribute to a global effort to protect ambulance and other emergency health workers 

·         widen their grasp of pre-hospital emergency care, beyond their local context 

·         share problems and, with peers from all over the world, learn how to solve them 

·         learn how to apply good practice in your own country and setting

Find out more at: learning.foundation/ambulance/

The course has been developed by the Norwegian Red Cross, the International Federation of the Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies in cooperation with the Community of Action for Ambulance and Prehospital Emergency Care Providers and the Geneva Learning Foundation.

© Atef Safadi/ICRC An ambulance fills with tear gas shot into it during a demonstration

 

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World Physical Therapy Day press release: Physical therapists help add life to years

 

 

 

WCPT

 

WCPT Press release

30 August 2016

For immediate release

 

World Physical Therapy Day press release:
Physical therapists help add life to years

Physical therapists can help older people to be independent, improving quality of life and reducing health care costs. This is the message from thousands of physical therapists across the world as they prepare to take part in World Physical Therapy Day on 8th September 2016.

Every year, World Physical Therapy Day allows individual physical therapists and WCPT member organisations to celebrate their contribution to global health. This year's event builds on the success of 2015, when thousands of physical therapists used the #worldptday hashtag on Twitter to unite events across the world.

This World Physical Therapy Day uses the theme "Add life to years" and the hashtag #addlifetoyears, following the World Health Organisation's World Report on Ageing and Health which says that "maintenance of functional ability has the highest importance" for older people.

The World Confederation for Physical Therapy played a significant role in the consultations for the new WHO ageing and health strategy. "World Physical Therapy Day is the first opportunity since the adoption of the report for physical therapists to show how important the profession is in ensuring healthy and active older people," says WCPT President Emma Stokes.

"The evidence of the clinical and cost-effectiveness of physical therapy for older adults is incontrovertible. World Physical Therapy Day, with its focus on adding life to years, gives physical therapists a great platform to communicate this message to older people, the wider community and health care policy and decision-makers."

By 2050 the global population will include two billion people aged 60 or over, and 400 million aged 80 or over. Physical therapists have a key role in helping people with long-term conditions achieve their goals, fulfil their potential and participate fully in society.

"Every day frontline physical therapists are transforming lives through the application of their clinical skills and experience. This is particularly so when working with older people whose health needs increase as they age", says WCPT Chief Executive Officer Jonathon Kruger.

"Enabling older people to maintain their independence and continue to participate in society is a key skill of physical therapists around the world. In the coming years these skills will be more in demand and the global profession is willing and able to meet that challenge."

This press release is available as a PDF download.

 

Background information

 

About physical therapy

Physical therapists (known in many countries as physiotherapists) are experts in developing and maintaining people's ability to move and function throughout their lives. With an advanced understanding of how the body moves and what keeps it from moving well, they promote wellness, mobility and independence. They treat and prevent many problems caused by pain, illness, disability and disease, sport and work related injuries, ageing and inactivity.

 

Physical therapists are educated over several years, giving them a full knowledge of the body's systems and the skills to treat a wide range of problems. This education is usually university-based, at a level that allows physical therapists to practise independently. Continuing education ensures that they keep up to date with the latest advances in research and practice. Many physical therapists are engaged in research themselves.

 

More detailed information about what physical therapists do can be found on WCPT's website: http://www.wcpt.org/policy/ps-descriptionPT. 

 

Campaign resources

WCPT has pulled together a collection of additional resources on ageing including research supporting the role of physical therapy in promoting quality of life in older people and information for the public: http://www.wcpt.org/wptday-resources. 

 

About World Physical Therapy Day

World Physical Therapy Day falls on 8th September every year, and is an opportunity for physical therapists from all over the world to raise awareness about their crucial role in keeping people well, mobile and independent. The day was established by WCPT in 1996, and marks the date on which WCPT was founded in 1951. More details and toolkit at: http://www.wcpt.org/wptday. 

 

About the World Confederation for Physical Therapy

WCPT is the profession's global body representing over 350,000 physical therapists/physiotherapists from member organisations in 114 countries. More information: http://www.wcpt.org.

 

 

 

WCPT contact details

 

For further information please contact: Mia Lockner, mlockner@wcpt.org, +44 (0)20 7931 6465

 

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martes, 30 de agosto de 2016

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sábado, 20 de agosto de 2016

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lunes, 15 de agosto de 2016

WCPT News - August 2016



WCPT News
August 2016 www.wcpt.org/wcptnews
Volunteer training helps Brazilian physical therapists prepare for Rio Olympics
WCPT announces new Chief Executive Officer
Leading speakers announced for WCPT Congress
   
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Volunteer training helps Brazilian physical therapists prepare for Rio Olympics

Physical therapists in Brazil have been preparing to volunteer at the Olympic and Paralympic Games with a series of free training courses organised by the National Society of Sports Physiotherapy (SONAFE).

Read the full article

WCPT announces new Chief Executive Officer

The World Confederation for Physical Therapy has appointed Jonathon Kruger as its new Chief Executive Officer. He takes up the position in London on 1st August.

Read the full article

Leading speakers announced for WCPT Congress

Seventy-five global opinion leaders and innovators in the world of physical therapy will present key sessions at the forthcoming WCPT Congress, to be held in Cape Town, South Africa on 2nd-4th July 2017.

Read the full article

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viernes, 5 de agosto de 2016

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jueves, 28 de julio de 2016

WCPT E-Update - July 2016




WCPT E-Update
July 2016
World Physical Therapy Day
WHO Priority Assistive Products List
UN Human Rights report
Call for mentors: education and professional associations
Ethical principles of healthcare personnel in times of conflict and emergencies
Prevention of violence against children and youth
ER-WCPT Congress 2016
World Physical Therapy Day
There is now just over one month left to plan your activities to celebrate World Physical Therapy Day 2016. This year the theme is "Add life to years", emphasising physical therapists' important role in healthy ageing. Read the WCPT President's message on this year's theme at: www.wcpt.org/wptday-presidents-message.
 
Start planning your activities by taking a look at the toolkit WCPT has produced to help you celebrate the day, which includes:
 
  • an infographic
  • graphics to post on social media
  • posters
  • a postcard
  • a leaflet
  • a guidance booklet
  • stickers
  • list of further resources, including research articles.
 
Access the toolkit: www.wcpt.org/wptday-toolkit
Access "physiotherapy" (instead of "physical therapy") versions: www.wcpt.org/wptday-posters-physiotherapy
Access Spanish versions: www.wcpt.org/wptday-posters-spanish
Access French versions: www.wcpt.org/wptday-posters-french
 
Remember to send us a brief report and photographs of how you celebrated the day to info@wcpt.org.  
 
We look forward to receiving your reports and good luck with your planning!
Poster for World Physical Therapy Day 2016
WHO Priority Assistive Products List
WHO Priority Assistive Products List
The World Health Organization (WHO) has published a Priority Assistive Products List promoting access to assistive technology. The list includes hearing aids, wheelchairs, communication aids, spectacles, artificial limbs, pill organizers, memory aids and other essential items for many older people and people with disabilities to be able to live a healthy, productive and dignified life.
 
The list was finalised at a consensus meeting held in March, which was attended by Alice Inman on behalf of WCPT to represent the physical therapy profession. The list was compiled as part of WHO's Global Cooperation on Assistive Technology (GATE) initiative.
 
It is available to download as a pdf in several languages at: bit.ly/2aeg8dG
UN Human Rights report
A UN Human Rights report has been approved by UN members and it advocates/justifies a human right for sport, physical activity and healthy lifestyle. 
 
Andrea Backovic-Jurican was the only physical therapist invited to join the working group as a public health expert, together with approximately 20 other global experts. Andrea is involved in the WCPT Network for Health Promotion in Life and Work (HPLW).
 
The report is available for download in several languages at: bit.ly/2aJTMzl
Photograph courtesy of British Wheelchair Basketball
Call for mentors: education and professional associations
In collaboration with Handicap International and funded by the United States Agency for International Development (USAID), WCPT is implementing a project of strengthening national associations and entry level physical therapist education programmes in Mali, Niger and Senegal.
 
WCPT is seeking a WCPT Country Mentor for each of the three countries, who will mentor leadership of physical therapist education institutions. WCPT is also seeking Country Mentors who will mentor leadership of national physical therapy associations in those countries. 
 
For further information please go to: www.wcpt.org/vacancies. The deadline for applications is 19th August.
Ethical principles of healthcare personnel in times of conflict and emergencies

One year ago the ICRC hosted a public livestreamed conference to mark the launch of "The Ethical principles of health care in times of armed conflict and other emergencies". Qualified as "ground-breaking" by ICRC President Peter Maurer, the ethical principles have since been signed by WCPT.

The document is available for download in several languages:

English bit.ly/2aJXWXY

French bit.ly/29ZmGhz

Arabic bit.ly/2avcpLu

Spanish bit.ly/2abcAf0

Russian bit.ly/2a4qHgt

For further information visit the Health Care in Danger website: healthcareindanger.org/

Photograph courtesy of Health Care in Danger
Prevention of violence against children and youth
The Women's World Summit Foundation has launched its annual campaign Kit '19 Days of Activism for prevention of violence against children and youth 1-19 November 2016'. As of 2016 the 19 Days campaign includes the relevant UN Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) and Targets for 2030, which represent a new paradigm for the end of violence against children and youth
 
The 2016 kit provides updated information, relevant statistics, SDGs links and ideas for action: 19days.woman.ch/index.php/en/
ER-WCPT Congress 2016
The European Region of WCPT is holding the largest European physiotherapy-dedicated event of 2016. The congress will be held in Liverpool, UK on the 11th and 12th November, when the Chartered Society of Physiotherapy will host more than 500 speakers and poster presenters from across the world.
 
To view the full programme and register go to: www.liverpool2016.com
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