18th October 2023, I 5:00 - 6:30 pm GMT Online: Join Zoom Meeting here ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Brief Summary Research informs Evidence-Based Practice (EBP). In the conduct of research, researchers face several challenges globally but even more in lower-middle-income countries such as Ghana with limited resources and other competing factors. …
Mary Wetani Agoriwo was awarded with the Outstanding Platform Presentation Award (runner-up) from the Africa Region under the Regional Platform Awards Category at the World Physiotherapy Congress 2023 in Dubai, held on 2-4 June. She presented on the topic: ‘Compliance and barriers to physiotherapy among persons with Parkinson’s…
ATTENTION❗ Dear colleagues, you may please apply for GPA membership by filling out and submitting this google form. https://forms.gle/Cf6GDVEGJwcyUkuZ7 Also, those who do not know their GPA member IDs may send me a direct message on WhatsApp so that it be resent to them. Thank you Signed, The…
The Evidence-Based Practice Research Group is a group within Ghana Physiotherapy Association (GPA) with a core mandate to promote the evidence-based practice (EBP) culture amongst Ghanaian physiotherapists and other professionals through research, training and advocacy to advance quality patient centered care. The Research Group was birthed on 13th…
A Ghanaian Physiotherapist, Alberta Amissah Rockson, has been appointed co-chairperson on the Emergency Committee of the World Rehabilitation Alliance (WRA) of the World Health Organisation (WHO).
Worawora (O/R), Sept. 9, GNA – Dr. Paul Amankonah, the President of the Ghana Physiotherapy Association (GPA), has revealed that arthritis is more commonly found in divorced or separated women. He said the prevalence or incidence of arthritis had more than doubled over the last three decades. Dr.…
Ho, Sept. 6, GNA – The Worawora Government Hospital in the Biakoye District of the Oti region has been selected to host this year’s World Physiotherapy Day. The day, observed annually on September 8, raises awareness about the critical role of physical therapists and chronic pain therapies in…
Start planning your abstract submission The call for abstracts will open on 20 June 2022. Preliminary information about the call for abstracts has now been published on the World Physiotherapy Congress 2023 website. Find out about the presentation formats and the support that is available, including the mentoring programme. Several videos have…