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Volunteer Opportunity
6 May 2022
The College of Physiotherapists of Alberta is recruiting regulated members for its Professional Conduct Committee.
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Good Practice: A Focus on Regulation in Alberta
6 May 2022
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Message from the Registrar
6 May 2022
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Now Operating as the College of Physiotherapists of Alberta
27 April 2022
Physiotherapy Alberta – College + Association is now operating under a new name and brand - the College of Physiotherapists of Alberta.
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2022 Council Election Update
26 April 2022
This year, the College of Physiotherapists of Alberta only received two completed nominations meeting the eligibility criteria as set in the bylaws. As there are two vacant positions, these two nominees will be appointed to a three-year term on Council and a 2022 Council Election will not be held.
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Council News: March 2022
26 April 2022
News from the March 2022 Council meeting.
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Good Practice: Outcome Measurement
25 April 2022
What can I possibly say about outcome measures that hasn’t been said before? The truth is that nothing has really changed when it comes to the importance of gathering outcome measures data since I started work as a physiotherapist in 1995.
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Good Practice: Psychological Hazards in the Workplace
25 April 2022
The term psychological hazard may be unfamiliar, but the synonyms abuse and bullying are all too familiar these days. It may surprise you to realize that bullying isn’t limited to the school yard and that a significant number of adults encounter bullying in the workplace. Importantly, bullying and co-worker abuse in healthcare settings can have a serious impact on patient safety as well as staff well-being.
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Good Practice: Quality and a Change for the Better
25 April 2022
Quality is often on our minds at the College of Physiotherapists of Alberta, leading to questions about how this organization can facilitate high-quality physiotherapy services across the province. Clinicians also face quality questions daily: How do you know you are doing a good job? How does your practice of physiotherapy compare with that of your peers? How can you do a better job today than you did yesterday?
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Good Practice: Using our Standards of Practice to Ensure Quality Patient Care
25 April 2022
Quality practice is a main driver and objective of physiotherapy care. As students we learn many ways to assess, diagnose and treat patients and we are encouraged to improve those skills as we progress through our training. Upon graduation physiotherapists continue their life-long learning due to the desire to improve their craft and the quality of their services, but also because it is a registration requirement to engage in activities to support their continuing competence.
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