A recent Veterinary Record correspondence explores how veterinary physiotherapy can contribute to the One Health vision—advancing animal welfare while reducing the environmental footprint of care.
From managing chronic conditions to supporting sustainable rehabilitation, the paper highlights how physiotherapy-based interventions can reduce reliance on pharmaceuticals and resource-intensive treatments, offering a low-impact, high-benefit approach that aligns with ecological and public health priorities.
This perspective invites greater collaboration between veterinary, physiotherapy, and environmental health disciplines, positioning veterinary physiotherapy as both a clinical and environmental asset.
Read the full publication here:
Banerjee, S. (2025). One Health case for veterinary physiotherapy. The Veterinary record, 197(1), 37. https://doi.org/10.1002/vetr.5748
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Srishti Banerjee
Assistant Professor
Srishti Banerjee is an Assistant professor at L.J institute of physiotherapy and a member of the EPA executive committee. Her research interests include pathology in rare neurological manifestations and Rehabilitation strategies for neurological disorders.