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…
Introduction Welcome to April 2022 GPA Evidence Updates, bringing you latest evidence updates on physiotherapy interventions in some common conditions seen within the Ghanaian physiotherapy context. In this and subsequent editions, we bring you updates on Cerebral palsy, Low back pain, Stroke and Parkinson’s disease. We look forward…
This free webinar is only open to members of World Physiotherapy member organisations in the Africa region. Read more.
Introduction Welcome to March 2022 GPA Evidence Updates, bringing you latest evidence updates on physiotherapy interventions in some common conditions seen within the Ghanaian physiotherapy context. In this and subsequent editions, we bring you updates on Cerebral palsy, Low back, Stroke and Parkinson’s disease. We look forward to…
Dear colleagues, The much awaited GPA Evidence Updates has come to stay. We will be bringing you monthly systematic reviews and clinical guidelines published on most common cases seen in Ghanaian Physiotherapy departments. Check your inbox to find the published articles. For more information, please go to this…
Introduction Welcome to February 2022 GPA Evidence Updates, bringing you latest evidence updates on physiotherapy interventions in some common conditions seen within the Ghanaian physiotherapy context. In this and subsequent editions, we bring you updates on Cerebral palsy, Low back, Stroke and Parkinson’s disease. We look forward to…
Introduction Welcome to January 2022 GPA Evidence Updates, bringing you latest evidence updates on physiotherapy interventions in some common conditions seen within the Ghanaian physiotherapy context. In this and subsequent editions, we bring you updates on Cerebral palsy, Low back, Stroke and Parkinson’s disease. We look forward to…
The attention of the Ghana Physiotherapy Association has been drawn to a publication circulating on social media regarding an alleged ‘health practitioner’ rendering ‘’physiotherapy services’’ at Nature’s Hand Therapeutic Centre, Gbawe. The Ghana Physiotherapy Association (GPA) wishes to state clearly that the said man in question, Jonathan Ohene…
The Greater Accra Regional Hospital (GARH) has called on the public to regularly exercise to help prevent lifestyle-related illnesses and COVID-19. A Senior Physiotherapist at the hospital, Mr Amos Badu, said regular exercises had become more necessary in recent times due to lifestyle changes and its associated diseases. …
Happy World Physiotherapy Day! Kudos to all Physiotherapists in Ghana.