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From Physiotherapy to Environmental Sciences: an ongoing path to interdisciplinarity

From Physiotherapy to Environmental Sciences: an ongoing path to interdisciplinarity

by Polina Boiko | Dec 2, 2021 | Environmental Issues and Health Impacts, Planetary Health, Students in EPT

In August 2021, the world received terrible news from the IPCC: the 6th assessment report is their “starkest warning yet” regarding current global climate issues (1). That news is everyone’s business, whoever we are. As a physiotherapist, I have been preoccupied too,...
Umwelteinflüsse und ihre Bedeutung im diagnostischen Prozess in der Physiotherapie

Umwelteinflüsse und ihre Bedeutung im diagnostischen Prozess in der Physiotherapie

by Erik Halm | Jun 4, 2021 | Clinical Practice, Environmental Issues and Health Impacts

Die Umwelt und der Mensch können nicht losgelöst voneinander betrachtet oder analysiert werden. Auch wenn Umwelt auf den ersten Blick abstrakt und fern wirkt, hat sie doch durchgehend einen fundamentalen Anteil an der menschlichen Entwicklung im physischen, kognitiven...
Centering (climate?) justice in physiotherapy

Centering (climate?) justice in physiotherapy

by Shaun Cleaver | Mar 29, 2021 | EcoHealth, Environmental Issues and Health Impacts, Environmental Justice, Indigenous perspectives

In the two decades that I have been a member of this profession, I cannot recall an instance when justice was a central topic for physiotherapists. With many physiotherapists self-conceptualizing as experts of movement or physical function, maybe this oversight is...
Can pre-operative physiotherapy reduce the carbon footprint of hospitals?

Can pre-operative physiotherapy reduce the carbon footprint of hospitals?

by Srishti Banerjee | Nov 4, 2020 | Clinical Practice, Environmental Issues and Health Impacts, Environmental Sustainability

Healthcare systems have a significant carbon footprint generated through basic infrastructure, medical diagnostic and surgical procedures, as well as patients post-operative hospital stays. There is a growing body of research across various countries looking to...
They are not “natural” disasters, but disasters of vulnerability

They are not “natural” disasters, but disasters of vulnerability

by Shaun Cleaver | Oct 1, 2020 | Disaster relief and humanitarian emergenciess, Environmental Issues and Health Impacts, Planetary Health

Shaun and Mathieu are physiotherapists with experience in disaster response. They were accepted to present a workshop at the Canadian Physiotherapy Association’s “Congress 2020” on the use of the disaster cycle to conceptualize the roles of physiotherapists in the...
EPA joins the Physiotherapy and Refugees Education Project (PREP)

EPA joins the Physiotherapy and Refugees Education Project (PREP)

by Filip Maric | Apr 23, 2020 | Environmental Issues and Health Impacts, Physiotherapy Education, SDGs

Today we are excited to announce that the EPA has joined the Physiotherapy and Refugees Education Project (PREP) as associate partner. PREP is an Erasmus+ project led by the Western University of Applied Sciences in Bergen, Norway. It seeks to address the mismatch...
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