We are looking for individuals who have the interests of the public at the core of their motivation and can put personal interests aside. This is an opportunity to impact how the profession serves Albertans. Is it time to give back to your profession by putting your name forward? Nominations close January 27, get yours in today.

Throughout the year, Physiotherapy Alberta receives questions from physiotherapists and members of the public related to contractual arrangements between providers, third-party payers and/or referral sources.

The purpose of this study was to address the question: “Does LVR have an effect on pulmonary function test parameters in individuals with progressive childhood-onset NMDs?”

Everyone has differing concepts of how continuing competence and quality service should be assessed and improved.

Physiotherapy Alberta wants your input! Help us shape and improve our newsletter by completing this brief survey. Answers are kept completely confidential. Survey closes January 15, 2021.

Survey: Virtual Spasticity Assessment Input. You are invited to participate in a 5-8 minute online survey about your experiences and perspectives on the assessment of spasticity within your practice. The UofA is working on the development of a device to use during remote assessment of spasticity, a device that would help to identify contracture vs. spasticity remotely. Your perspectives are vital! Survey closes February 28, 2021. Click here to access the survey

The University of British Columbia is currently conducting research about the inclusion of students and clinicians with disabilities in health and human service professional programs and practice settings. For more information, click here.