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Bangalore, Karnataka, India
Physiotherapist and Research Scholar, ESIC Model Hospital & PG Research Institute- ESICPGIMSR (Under Govt of India),Rajaji Nagar, Bangalore and General Secretary of Bangalore Physiotherapist Network (BPN) 2017-2020

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29 Oct 2014

Physiotherapy Updates and News this Week-Updated October 29 2014

      Physiotherapy Updates and News this Week


1.  World Stroke Day 2014 is on October 29, 2014
Details: http://www.world-stroke.org/

2.  APTA reveals,debunks 7 common PT Myths: Despite the growing demand for PTs, myths about pain, physician referrals and who can provide physical therapy still are common, according to a recent survey conducted by the American Physical Therapy Association. For the survey, the sample was drawn randomly from a national list of adults ages 18 and older, with a 50/50 gender split. Five-hundred online interviews were conducted in September, and statistical testing found a 95% confidence ratio.
News Link:
"http://news.nurse.com/article/20141010/TODAYINPT04/141007007/0/business
 

3. Physical therapy for the physically fit?:  The title of physical therapist or PT is not an unfamiliar one in our society. In fact, PTs play an integral role in all medical systems around the world.Despite this fact, defining what a PT does is more difficult than it may seem. Actually looking up the definition of a physical therapist doesn’t help much either. The results vary from vaguely describing a person who facilitates others’ capacity to complete daily tasks, to simply helping people move better, to someone who treats “disorders of the human body.” Technically all of these definitions are correct, however none seem very helpful to someone unfamiliar with the profession and what it has to offer.
Full News: http://hanfordsentinel.com/news/opinion/columnists/physical-therapy-for-the-physically-fit/article_dc0d51cf-ad30-5f83-99b2-326009d4369b.html

4.  Physiotherapy in Parkinsonism: Researchers look into the effects of exercise and physical therapy to help treat some of the symptoms Parkinson's, a brain disorder that affects mainly older people:  "There has really been a big shift in treatment," said Sandy Fini, a physical therapist specializing in Parkinson's disease at Helen Hayes Hospital in West Haverstraw. "Now most doctors and neurologists and movement disorder specialists are referring people for therapy from day one. They're not waiting until the patient is falling or can't walk anymore."
Full News:
http://www.lohud.com/story/news/local/westchester/2014/10/27/physical-therapy-parkinsons-disease/18039515/

5. Physical therapy program helps women regain function after breast cancer surgery.
Full News:
http://www.ahwatukee.com/community_focus/article_d0bd1612-5cc5-11e4-90c2-5b165ba3e4ec.html

6.  Research and Markets has announced the addition of the "Physiotherapy Equipment Market by Equipment, Accessories, Applications & by End Users, Advanced technologies - Global Forecast to 2019" report to their offering: Developing markets such as the Middle East, Australia, New Zealand, China, India, and Malaysia are lucrative markets for physiotherapy equipment, owing to favorable government incentives and developing healthcare infrastructures.
Full News: http://www.prnewswire.com/news-releases/global-physiotherapy-equipment-cryotherapy-heat-therapy-hydrotherapy-market---forecast-to-2019-277899651.html

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28 Oct 2014

Physiotherapist Vacancies- Updated on October 28 2014

October 28 -Physiotherapist vacancies in Gulf (Qatar, UAE, Saudi Arabia), Bangalore, Chennai, Madurai, Hyderabad, Mumbai, Delhi NCR, Panipat  For details register in Physiotherapy Jobs Portal www.physiotherapyjobs.co.in – Updated on October 28


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27 Oct 2014

Difference between Resume, Curriculum Vitae (CV), Auctor Vitae (AV) and Biodata.


25 Oct 2014

Physiotherapist Jobs-Maldives, Gulf and India October 25 2014

October 25 -Physiotherapist vacancies in Maldives, UAE, Saudi Arabia, Ernakulam, Hyderabad, Chennai, New Delhi, Gurgaon.  For details register in Physiotherapy Jobs Portal www.physiotherapyjobs.co.in – Updated on October 25


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23 Oct 2014

Physiotherapist Vacancies- October 22 2014

October 22 -Physiotherapist vacancies in Saudi Arabia, Bangalore, Chennai, Hyderabad, Mumbai, Delhi NCR.  For details register in Physiotherapy Jobs Portal www.physiotherapyjobs.co.in – Updated on October 22


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20 Oct 2014

TOP 5 PHYSIOTHERAPY MYTHS BUSTED: World's largest Physiotherapy clinical research website, PEDro (Physiotherapy Evidence Database)

TOP 5 PHYSIOTHERAPY MYTHS BUSTED: World's largest Physiotherapy clinical research website, PEDro (Physiotherapy Evidence Database). 

If you thought you had to stretch before and after exercise to prevent injury, then you wouldn't be alone. But this is just one of a number of common practices that actually don't do anything beneficial for your health. The top five physiotherapy myths have been publicly busted by the world's largest physiotherapy clinical research website, PEDro (Physiotherapy Evidence Database). 

Based at the George Institute for Global Health in Sydney, researchers have studied reports of more than 28,000 guidelines, trials and reviews.
And surprisingly what are commonly known as effective practises, are actually misconceptions and have no hard evidence to back them up.
'The most amazing things are so common place,' PEDro manager Anne Moseley told Daily Mail Australia.
'Any recommendations are really based on best guesses or marketing rather than hard evidence. 
'That's the thing with myths, the downside of following a myth is that you're wasting your time and money.'

TOP 5 PHYSIOTHERAPY MYTHS BUSTED

1. The type of mattress you sleep on prevents back pain
 'We couldn't find any well conducted trials to evaluate this,' said Anne Moseley from PEDro
2. Stretching prevents injury and muscle soreness in recreational runners
 'Stretching before and after a run makes no difference to injuries and muscle soreness'

3. You should wear a neck brace if you have a whiplash neck injury
 'If there is no fracture and just whiplash, research has found that wearing a brace is detrimental'

 4. Ultrasound for the recovery of ankle sprains

5. An incentive spirometer - a device which patients use to help them take deep breaths to prevent complications during upper abdominal surgery or cardiac surgery

'Unnecessary treatments which can cost a considerable amount'

Number one on the top list of physiotherapy myths is 'the type of mattress you sleep on prevents back pain'.

Well sorry to all those people who went out and bought an expensive mattress to ease their aching backs, but it's most likely not helping.

'This is a surprising one. We did thorough research of the physiotherapy database, including the best quality research done and we couldn't find any well conducted trials to evaluate this,' said Ms Moseley.

Number two on the list is 'stretching prevents injury and muscle soreness in recreational runners'. 
'Really well conducted research shows stretching before and after a run makes no difference to injuries and muscle soreness.

'There is high quality research that there are other things you can do - agility training, co-ordination training, active warm ups, exercise related to the sport.

'There's a lot of myths that just seem common sense and are common for people, because it's usually something to do with your everyday life.'

'When people get used to it, they relate to it and with myths it's hard to change what happens in practice,' said Ms Moseley. 

Number three is 'you should wear a neck brace if you have a whiplash neck injury'.
Just like Aussie model Miranda Kerr who was recently seen wearing a neck brace after a car accident she had in Los Angeles, people often believe this is the way to heal their body quicker, but in fact that's not the case.

Anne Mosley says for those who suffer spinal fractures at accidents, it is completely necessary, but if there is no fracture and just whiplash, research has found that wearing a brace is detrimental.

'The best treatments are to stay active and use graded activity, to increase the amount of activity.
'Wearing a collar contradicts that.'

Four and five are based on the use of gadgets that people have to pay for, which can sometimes be expensive.

Ultrasound for the recovery of ankle sprains and an incentive spirometer - a device which patients use to help them take deep breaths to prevent complications during upper abdominal surgery or cardiac surgery -  are two unnecessary treatments which can cost a considerable amount. 

'Research shows an incentive spirometer doesn't change complication rates, and it happens in hospitals across Australia everyday.' 

Ms Moseley says most of these findings will be interesting to Australians and some will debate what have been labelled myths.

'I suppose the best way to debate this is to look at the research - it rigorously removes personal opinion based on hard numbers, research done well.'

'We really value the physiotherapist database, it provides high level evidence to support these claims and having treatment guided by research is a great way to make decision about health care.'





Physiotherapist Jobs - UAE, Saudi Arabia, Qatar, Kuwait & India- October 2014

October 19 -Physiotherapist vacancies in Gulf (UAE, Saudi Arabia, Qatar, Kuwait) , Mumbai, Bangalore, Hyderabad, Delhi NCR.  For details register in Physiotherapy Jobs Portal www.physiotherapyjobs.co.in – Updated on October 19


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Physiotherapy Council Update October 2014

Meeting with the Health Minister of India: A Team of Physiotherapists from Bangalore Einstein Jerome , Suresh Babu Reddy , Dhanajeyan JayavelSai Kumar Nanamala , Sai Mahendra, Sushma Submitted the Central Council and Change in Recruitment Rules(RR) Memorandum to the Honl Central Health Minister Dr.Harsh Vardhanji during his visit to Bangalore on October 17 2014.He assured the Health Minister of Karnataka Honl Sri.UT Khader Sir and the team that the Central Council will be formed and Change in Recruitment Rules will be done in lines with Karnataka.

17 Oct 2014

Physiotherapist Vacancies- Gulf and India


October 16 -Physiotherapist vacancies in Gulf, Bangalore, Chennai, Hyderabad, Mumbai, Delhi NCR.  For details register in Physiotherapy Jobs Portal 
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14 Oct 2014

Success- Quotes

Success doesn't come to you you go. One important key to success is self-confidence. An important key to self-confidence is preparation!!

13 Oct 2014

Physiotherapist Jobs in India- Updated on October 13 2014

October 13 -Physiotherapist vacancies in Bangalore, Chennai, Hyderabad, Gurgaon, Noida, Delhi, Mumbai.  For details register in Physiotherapy Jobs Portal www.physiotherapyjobs.co.in – Updated on October 13


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12 Oct 2014

Physiotherapist Vacancy in Guwahati (Assam)- October 2014

Job Alert: Guwahati (Assam) : Physiotherapist vacancies for a leading Pain Treatment and Neurotherapy Centre at Guwahati, Assam

Qualification: BPT/MPT

Salary Range: Rs.13,000-20,000 + Free Accommodation + Dearness Allowance(DA) of Rs.500 per day for attending Camps in and around Guwahati + Home Visits.

Job Nature: Working in the Pain management Centre and to assess and treat patients in Health Camps conducted by the Centre in and around Guwahati.

Apply only if you are residing in North-East or having genuine interest to shift to Assam. 

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11 Oct 2014

Physiotherapist Jobs- October 10 2014

October 10 -Physiotherapist vacancies in UAE, Maldives, Bangalore, Chennai, Mumbai, Pune, Delhi , Gurgaon, Noida . For details register in Physiotherapy Jobs Portal www.physiotherapyjobs.co.in – Updated on October 10


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9 Oct 2014

Physiotherapist Recruitment Rules : Karnataka 2014


A Step in taking our Profession Forward : DPT to BPT : According to The Karnataka Medical Department Services (Recruitment) (Amendment) Rules 2014 , the entry level of Physiotherapist in Government Jobs has been changed from Diploma to Bachelor Degree in Physiotherapy (BPT). Diploma rule was in force from 1960 and the rule changed after 40+ years.Special Thanks and Gratitude to the Health Minister of Karnataka Shri.U.T.Khader Sir for announcing the new Rules in a Grand Press Meet today and for supporting Physiotherapy Profession always. Appreciating all the Physiotherapists from Bangalore and Karnataka who had worked for this for years. This is a great news for Physiotherapists in Karnataka. Hard work pays and hope the Central Government also changes the Rules soon. Profession First!!

7 Oct 2014

PHYSIOTHERAPY LICENSE EXAMS PREPARATORY CD

PHYSIOTHERAPY LICENSE EXAMS PREPARATORY CD:

         -A CD which helps you to prepare for all Licence exams in Physiotherapy containing study materials for:

1. Gulf- HAAD/ DHA /MOH (UAE Licence exams), Saudi
    SCHS Prometric, Qatar SCH Prometric,
    Oman Prometric, Kuwait License Exam
2. NPTE - USA, PCE-Canada
3. Indian Government Job Exams

The CD Contains:

-Physiotherapy License Exams Preparatory Software for
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6 Oct 2014

Physiotherapist Vacancies- Dubai, Saudi & India

October 06 -Physiotherapist vacancies in Dubai, Saudi Arabia, Mumbai, Bangalore, Ludhiana, Delhi NCR . For details login to Physiotherapy Jobs Portal www.physiotherapyjobs.co.in – Updated on October 06


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October is Physical Therapy Month

National Physical Therapy Month (NPTM) is hosted by American Physical Therapy Association (APTA) each October to recognize how Physical Therapists help transform society by restoring and improving motion in people's lives.

As part of Physical Therapy Month, we need to raise awareness on how the members of the community can benefit from physical therapy. Our goal should be to educate the public about the profession of Physical Therapy and what Therapists can do for the public to help alleviate pain and achieve health and wellness.
   
Physical therapy may sound easy to define, but the actual practice of this form of medicine is as complex as the muscles, ligaments, bones, and other body parts it treats. The American Physical Therapy Association (APTA) defines Physical therapy as: “A plan of care using a variety of treatment techniques that help you move, reduce pain, restore function, and prevent disability.”
The healing process doesn’t stop when a person’s external wounds are healed. Many individuals who suffer from injuries or illnesses experience pain and movement limitations even after doctors declare them “healed.” These patients know the benefit of physical therapy, and they are the reason October is National Physical Therapy Month.


Physical therapy uses knowledge of how the body’s skeletal system works together to help patients regain motion they have otherwise lost through pain, scar tissue formation, or other issues. Usually centered around a series of progressive movements, exercises and stretches, physical therapy can make the difference in someone walking again or remaining wheelchair-bound.

Physical therapists are licensed heath care professionals who help improve or restore patients’ mobility and help reduce patients’ pain. Therapists work to educate people on how to manage their pain, and avoid the need for surgery and long-term use of prescription medications. Physical therapists have a doctorate in physical therapy which requires 7 years of training. Since 1988, physical therapists have been able to evaluate and treat patients for their injuries, which gives the patients direct access to the therapy. Patients are able to choose physical therapy without having to see to a doctor if they so choose.

Physical therapists examine, evaluate, and treat patients whose conditions limit their ability to move and function in daily life. Your physical therapist’s overall goal is to maintain, restore, or improve your mobility and help reduce your pain. They will begin by asking you a lot of questions about your health to assess any concerns before treating your condition. They will then evaluate what symptoms you have as well as your strength, flexibility, balance, coordination, endurance, posture, joint mobility and your body mechanics (how you walk, bend, stand, and sit).

Therapists have skills to treat a wide range of patients, including children, elderly individuals, and everyone in between. There are many reasons why someone may hurt, including the following: work injuries, car accidents, sports injuries, joint replacements and orthopedic injuries, dizziness, migraines, tendonitis and also pain from repetitive motions. This is just a small list of the many things that your physical therapist can help you with.
The main goal of physical therapy treatment is to improve your overall health and ability to do your daily tasks and recreational activities along with improving any restrictions one may have in movement. When one sees a physical therapist, the therapist develops a plan to address your specific issues and monitor your response to interventions and will adjust this plan as needed to help you reach your highest level of function and wellness.

The various types of treatment one receives in therapy may include soft tissue and joint mobilization, myofascial release, trigger point release, correction of joint alignment, and strengthening and stretching exercises to help your body function more efficiently. The therapists will have access to equipment and machines that will help with decreasing muscles spasms, and muscle imbalances that may be leading to your problems. They also may use different taping techniques to help support the muscles.

All therapy plans are developed by licensed physical therapists and may be implemented by certified staff members. “Physical therapists apply research and proven techniques to help people get back in motion,” states the APTA.  “All physical therapists are required to receive a graduate degree – either a master’s degree or a clinical doctorate — from an accredited physical therapist program before taking the national licensure examination that allows them to practice. State licensure is required in each state in which a physical therapist practices. They are trusted health care professionals with extensive clinical experience who examine, diagnose, and then prevent or treat conditions that limit the body’s ability to move and function in daily life.”

A major part of treatment also includes education on special exercises to do at home and alternate ways to perform activities at home that aggravate the injury and create the symptoms. These new techniques will help minimize your pain, lessen the strain on your body, and help to avoid further injury or re-injury. The patient will get valuable information on better lifting techniques, correct sitting posture, and how to have better ergonomics at work and home. Often, your therapist will work with your employer to do work site evaluations so you can stay on the job and continue working without worsening your symptoms.

Here are some helpful tips to remember when going in for your physical therapy evaluation:

• Make specific notes about your symptoms—what movements, positions, or activities make your pain worse? Are your symptoms worse at a certain time of day?
• Write down important information about your medical condition and history even if it seems unrelated to the condition that you are seeing the therapist for.
• Make a list of all your medications (prescription and over the counter), vitamins and supplements you are taking.
• Write down any injuries, incidents or environmental factors that may have contributed to your pain, including any stressful events you may be experiencing.
• Bring any lab or diagnostic reports (x-ray, CT scan, MRI) if available.
• Wear comfortable clothing that won’t restrict movement.

Physiotherapy Brings Motion to Life!


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3 Oct 2014

Physiotherapist Vacancies- October 03 2014

October 03 -Physiotherapist vacancies in Maldives, Saudi Arabia, Patiala, Ludhiana, Amritsar, Delhi NCR, Chennai. For details login to Physiotherapy Jobs
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