祝全省物理治疗师节日快乐！

World PT Day 2020

The  toolkit for this year's World PT Day   includes infographics and posters aimed at the general public promoting the role of  physiotherapy in rehabilitation  and COVID-19, and infographics focusing on the delivery of  physiotherapy via telehealth . There is also a resource list for facts, research findings, statistics and articles to help you demonstrate the contribution of physiotherapists.

Volunteers are already working on translations of the World PT Day materials into Arabic, Bangla, Bosnian, Bulgarian, Chinese, Croatian, French, German, Gujarati, Haitian Creole, Hindi, Hungarian, Italian, Japanese, Korean, Kurdish, Latvian, Montenegrin, Norwegian, Portuguese, Brazilian Portuguese, Romanian, Russian, Serbian, Slovak, Spanish, Swahili, Tamil, Urdu, Vietnamese. If you are interested in translating into a language not on this list, please contact  communications@world.physio

Why World PT Day matters

In 1996, 8 September was designated as World PT Day. This is the date World  Physiotherapy  was founded in 1951.

The day marks the unity and solidarity of the global  physiotherapy  community. It is an opportunity to recognise the work that  physiotherapists  do for their patients and community. Using World PT Day as a focus, World  Physiotherapy  aims to support member organisations in their efforts to promote the profession and advance their expertise.

Reports from around the world indicate that World PT Day activities have a positive impact on the profession’s profile and standing with both the public and policy makers.

Many World  Physiotherapy  member organisations already have their own national  physiotherapy  days, weeks and months. However, organisations that have no designated day of their own often choose 8 September.

扫一扫在手机端打开当前页