Very happy to have contributed to this book 👇
#ICUrehab to solve #PICS

The diversity and contextuality of ethical situations encountered by physiotherapists in the South America region of World physiotherapy, Spain and Portugal – a cross-cultural, qualitative analysis Limited research exists on ethical landscapes in physiotherapy in South America, Spain, and Portugal.The study aimed to explore the diversity and contextuality of preexisting ethical situations and...

#OpenAccess! Excited to share our new publication! Exploring ethical challenges in 9 South American countries, Spain, and Portugal, our qualitative analysis revealed how structural hierarchies, cultural norms, and gender biases shape physiotherapy daily practice.
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So excited to report that I was elected as @WorldPhysio1951 Executive Board from @WorldPhysioNACR First St.Lucian!!
Thanks @pasl_pt & @WorldPhysioNACR MOs
#Blessed #volunteerism #GlobalPT #ProudLucian #PASLincPTProud #NACRProud #GlobalPT

Our research presented at WP2025 Tokyo:

- Other health professions don't recognize our role
- Resource scarcity compromises patient care
- Other professionals (and also patients) don't understand our scope of practice
- Many who need physiotherapy can't get it
- Lack of proper accreditation systems

Europe PMC ist eine sehr gute Alternative die (noch) kaum jemand kennt
europepmc.org/advancesearch
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Complexity is about values. Great empirical paper here! #healthpolicy journals.sagepub.com/doi/10.1177/...

So pleased to share our recent research and contribute to various sessions as speaker at #WPTokyo2025 Cannot wait to get to Tokyo and meet with #GlobalPT, colleagues and friends! Hope to see you there!

Many Congratulations to our founding Chair @darrenabrown on this marvellous recognition for his outstanding work in the HIV and LongCovid fields.
Very well deserved.
Thank you for all that you have done for our LC community 🙏🎖️

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Since CDC websites and datasets are being taken down by the Administration…

The ENTIRE archive of ALL CDC datasets uploaded BEFORE January 28th, 2025 can be found here: archive.org/details/2025...

Paediatric physios warn long waits causing 'irreversible harm' to children A survey has revealed that 94 per cent of paediatric physiotherapists are concerned about their patients accessing the rehab treatment they need.

'Sadly, long wait lists and limited access to physiotherapy, due to staffing shortages and shortages of suitable rehab spaces are causing irreversible harm.'

94% of paediatric physiotherapists are concerned about their patients accessing the rehab treatment they need.

#RightToRehab

Your precious work is the basis for our advocacy. Thank you for the shout-out!

Frontiers | Environmental pediatric physiotherapy and risky play: making the case for a perfect match

New paper out! Physical activity in children, which is full of fun and excitement?! Introducing holistic ways of enhancing child health and nourishing connectedness when freely playing outdoors: www.frontiersin.org/journals/pub... #childhealth #planetaryhealth #physiotherapy

Looking forward to presenting our results of an ethics study with +600 participants from South America, Spain and Portugal @WP2025 in Tokyo! Mario Burillo Lafuente, Nathalia Cordeiro Da Costa, Alma Viviana Silva Guerrero & Roswith Roth! #GlobalPT #Ethics #WP2025Tokyo @worldphysio1951.bsky.social

Screenshot of a title banner from a journal, indicating an editorial entitled "Answering Our Call to Care: Introduction to the Special Issue on Long Covid.

I've been working on a thing with a very talented group, many of whom with lived experience with Long Covid. I'm honored for the chance to help curate their work in a special place to share their findings and tell their stories. Coming in January 2025 to the Cardiopulmonary Physical Therapy Journal.

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Authors found the Time to Walking Independently after STroke (TWIST) prediction tool more accurately predicted independent walking than physiotherapists at 4, 6, or 9 wks post-stroke. The prediction tool may be useful for early rehab & discharge planning. 🧠🔄 🧠📈 🧪
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