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Good Practice: Preventing the Abandonment of Client Records
8 March 2024
Abandonment of client records refers to situations where a physiotherapist does not take proactive steps to ensure that client records are securely stored, retained in accordance with the Standards and requirements of legislation, and appropriately disposed of at the conclusion of the retention period.
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Conduct Matters: March 2024
8 March 2024
Quarterly report of all closed conduct files from October 1, 2023 – December 31, 2023
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Good Practice: "Do. Learn. Grow." from a Challenging Situation
7 February 2024
The College uses the “Do. Learn. Grow.” phrase when discussing continuing competency for physiotherapists. Continuing competency is not just about clinical skills but also the skills that are non-technical in nature.
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CPTA 2024 Council Recruitment
1 February 2024
The College of Physiotherapists of Alberta is seeking registered physiotherapists to fill positions on Council.
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Good Practice: Communication is Everything
10 January 2024
Communication factors into every aspect of physiotherapy service delivery, from building a therapeutic relationship, completing an initial assessment, and obtaining informed consent within treatment to managing conflicts and challenging situations. But how often do physiotherapists think about their communication skills?
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Physiotherapist Volunteers Needed for Indigenous Sharing Circles
10 January 2024
The College of Physiotherapists of Alberta is currently seeking volunteers to take part in one of three sharing circles to be held in early 2024 in different parts of Alberta.
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Good Practice: Preparing For Challenging Therapeutic Relationships
3 January 2024
How can you recognize the difference between the patient you don’t quite hit it off with and the therapeutic relationship that is about to go sideways? How do you prevent things from ending poorly?
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Conduct Matters: November 2023
5 December 2023
Quarterly report of all closed conduct files from August 1, 2023 – October 31, 2023.
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Good Practice: How to Make the Most of the Supervisory Relationship
5 December 2023
The College recognizes the importance of supervision in developing skills and professional competencies that allow physiotherapists to meet the expectations found in the Standards of Practice and Code of Ethical Conduct. Hopefully, this article can provide both supervisors and those they supervise with some insights into how to make the most of the supervisory relationship.
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Council News: November 2023
5 December 2023
News from CPTA's November Council Meeting.
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