Manitoba Moments - Discussions in Physiotherapy

University of Manitoba second year Master of Physical Therapy students Brooklyn Meiklejohn, and Ryan Crocker, discuss key components of physiotherapy documentation and why documentation is so important.For more information, please go the the College of Physiotherapists of Manitoba website or email us at: [email protected] was recorded and produced by SuverMediaMusic by

Different forms of communication can impact and reflect upon professionalism. Second year Master of Physical Therapy students Jacinta Doupe and Kris Seo highlight key points.For more information, please go the the College of Physiotherapists of Manitoba website or email us at: [email protected] was recorded and produced by SuverMediaMusic by Stockaudios from Pixabay

This episode is a follow-up to a previous episode which provided a broad overview of what professional boundaries are. Hypothetical examples are presented, as well as references to actual documented boundary crossings. Second year University of Manitoba, Master of Physical Therapy Students, Jael, and Gabby, highlight interesting cases.For more information, please go the the College

Social media platforms can be a valuable tool for communication. As professionals, physiotherapists are expected to represent both themselves and the profession, respectfully and appropriately in social media platforms. University of Manitoba second year Master of Physical Therapy Students, Fung and Klein will discuss topics relevant to social media, professionalism, and present so

In this episode, Klein and Fung, students in the Master of Physical Therapy program at the University of Manitoba, describe and discuss approaches to sensitive practice and introduce the relevance of informed consent.For more information, please go the the College of Physiotherapists of Manitoba website or email us at: [email protected] was recorded and produced by Suv

Second year Master of Physical Therapy Students Gabby and Jael present an overview of professional boundaries. Relevant definitions are provided, potential “grey” areas discussed and references made to the Code of Ethics.For more information, please go the the College of Physiotherapists of Manitoba website or email us at: [email protected] was recorded and produce