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Dear colleagues
On behalf of the Local Organizing Committee it is our pleasure to invite you to participate in the 6th World Congress on Prevention of Diabetes and its Complications (WCPD 2010), to be held in Dresden, Germany on April 8-11, 2010.
Our aim is to provide the most complete panorama for a discussion looking to obtain what in real world is needed to enable efficient strategies and tools for better diabetes diagnosis, treatment and prevention of diabetes at all levels.
The online abstract submission is open The deadline for the paper submission is November 15, 2009. You are welcome to submit your contribution. Please inform your colleagues, in particular students, which may not be on the mailing list about this congress and encourage them to participate. Further details can be found on our website:
After the tremendous success of last year WCPT is now urging you to mark World Physical Therapy Day in your diary and and start planning for the 8th September. The development of new material is underway and will be available on the website in June.
With just over two years to go, planning activities are increasing for World Physical Therapy 2011, WCPT is set to make the 2011 congress a not-to-miss event for physical therapists from around the world. To receive congress news and updates please register at www.wcpt.org/user/register
If you would like to use all or part of this E-letter for your own newsletters/websites then please feel free. We need your assistance to reach the profession around the world, so please send this e-update to your members.
Kind regards, * Brenda J Myers and Marilyn Moffat*
World Physical Therapy Day
The 8th September, World Physical Therapy Day, presents a great opportunity to promote physical therapy and its contribution to health at a community and global level.
Building within our theme of 'Movement for Health', this year WCPT will be producing additional material on the contribution of physical therapy in combating lifestyle diseases, covering:
These will be added to the toolkit produced last year, offering support in organising events and campaigns to celebrate the day. This additional material will be posted to the WCPT website next month ready for you do download, adapt and incorporate into your activities.
The WCPT Awards Committee for 2011 has now been appointed, with a representative from each of WCPT's five regions. The awards programme will be launched later this year, when we will be seeking nominations for physical therapists and leaders within rehabilitation who have made an outstanding contribution to the profession at an international level.
Look out for the next issue of WCPT News featuring details of the committee's members and award categories.
Development of an internationally valid and reliable tool for measuring patient satisfaction with outpatient physiotherapy services
Introduction Patient satisfaction with care is an important variable for assessing physical therapy practice. Measures of patient satisfaction have been used as indicators of quality of care, as a means to identify patients who have a higher or lower likelihood of compliance with treatment programs, and as a benchmark upon which to assess market competitiveness...
To WCPT Member Organisations 23rd February 2009 Dear Member
Outcome Measures: International tool to measure patient satisfaction
The World Confederation for Physical Therapy (WCPT) works to improve global health by encouraging high standards of physical therapy research, education and practice; supporting communication and exchange of information among its regions and member organisations; and collaborating with national and international organisations...
Geneva, Switzerland, 19 May 2008 – At the first-ever inter-professional and international conference on the regulation of health professionals, more than 500 dentists, nurses, pharmacists, physicians, physical therapists and government officials debated the critical importance of professional regulation as essential to safe, quality patient care. The conference was convened by the World Health Professions Alliance (WHPA)* in collaboration with the World Confederation for Physical Therapy...
Following a motion adopted at the WCPT General Meeting in 1995, WCPT designated 8th September as International Physical Therapy Day. WCPT was founded on this day in 1951. International Physical Therapy day marks the unity and solidarity of the physical therapy community from 101 countries around the world. To date, activities & materials to celebrate the day have been left to Member Organisations so that they can be developed to reflect key national priorities & messages.
In 2006 we began to profile the International Physical Therapy Day activities of our Member Organisations on the website at www.wcpt.org/about/internationalptday/index.php. We would like to add to this page and encourage you to provide us with brief details of any activities you’ve undertaken. Please send the details to
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In preparation for International Physical Therapy Day 2008, we hope to develop resources which Member Organisations and others might find helpful in planning activities. You can assist by telling us what kind of material you would find useful and sending copies of resources you have developed and are prepared to share with other Member Organisations.
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