REP 18 - Celebrating the Profession, Educating the Public
March 25, 2019
Kim Tytler
Are these themes familiar?
You can watch life, or you can live it
Opioids and pain management
Healthy aging
Living your life to its fullest potential
The value of physiotherapy
The common link? All have been used to represent National Physiotherapy Month as ways to start some...
The common link? All have been used to represent National Physiotherapy Month as ways to start some...
REP 29 - What are the Career Pathways Options for Canadian Physiotherapists?
April 15, 2019
Chantal Lauzon
CPA has undertaken an environmental scan exploring various career pathways that exist within the profession, both in Canada and internationally, and within other health professions in Canada. The opportunity exists to stop and reflect on how we are doing things and to learn...
CPA has undertaken an environmental scan exploring various career pathways that exist within the profession, both in Canada and internationally, and within other health professions in Canada. The opportunity exists to stop and reflect on how we are doing things and to learn...
REP 5 - Preparing for the 2019 Federal Election
February 18, 2019
Melissa Anderson, PT
Any federal election brings with it a number of opportunities for associations, including the chance to get their issues on the national agenda, the impetus to clarify their messages, and the opportunity to inform and mobilize their members. The upcoming election (Oc...
Any federal election brings with it a number of opportunities for associations, including the chance to get their issues on the national agenda, the impetus to clarify their messages, and the opportunity to inform and mobilize their members. The upcoming election (Oc...
REP 28 - Bridging the Gap from High Performance to Clinical Practice
April 15, 2019
Dr. Chris Napier PT, PhD, Sport Physiotherapy Canada
Sport Physiotherapy Canada (SPC) has a long history of actively educating, training and certifying its members to work with high performance athletes. Working with teams, individual athletes, or performing medical assistance at Major Ga...
Sport Physiotherapy Canada (SPC) has a long history of actively educating, training and certifying its members to work with high performance athletes. Working with teams, individual athletes, or performing medical assistance at Major Ga...
REP 11 - Forum 2019
March 18, 2019
Chantal Lauzon, PT
Have you booked your weekend of June 27-29, 2019 yet? We have… We are the Program Planning Committee for Forum 2019. Forum 2019 will be held in Charlottetown, PEI June 27-29, 2019 and you don’t want to miss it! It will be a platform for open dialogue, discussion and e...
Have you booked your weekend of June 27-29, 2019 yet? We have… We are the Program Planning Committee for Forum 2019. Forum 2019 will be held in Charlottetown, PEI June 27-29, 2019 and you don’t want to miss it! It will be a platform for open dialogue, discussion and e...
REP 30 - The Wrap-Up
April 15, 2019
Melissa Anderson and Chantal Lauzon
As many of you know, CPA is gearing up for its 100th anniversary in 2020. For this reason, we have focused #30REPS 2019 on current, past and future work of the association in three main areas: Advocacy Professional Practice, and Advancement
The...
As many of you know, CPA is gearing up for its 100th anniversary in 2020. For this reason, we have focused #30REPS 2019 on current, past and future work of the association in three main areas: Advocacy Professional Practice, and Advancement
The...
REP 4 - Preamble from Working in Apartheid South Africa then in India prior to Working with Indigenous Communities in Canada
February 18, 2019
Hilary Crowley
I have had a long and varied career in physiotherapy, starting in the early years with an enriching experience working at Baragwanath paediatric clinic at Soweto, outside Johannesburg. This was during Apartheid and South Africa had not yet trained any African physiotherapis...
I have had a long and varied career in physiotherapy, starting in the early years with an enriching experience working at Baragwanath paediatric clinic at Soweto, outside Johannesburg. This was during Apartheid and South Africa had not yet trained any African physiotherapis...
REP 9 - What are the Questions to Which Physiotherapy Is, and Will Continue To Be, The Answer?
February 25, 2019
Dave Walton
What is the question to which physiotherapy is the answer?
That was a rather thought-provoking question posed to me by a very clever PT academic and historian named Dave Nicholls from Auckland University of Technology in New Zealand. Dave had reached out following a recent editorial I...
REP 20 - How the CPA Pain Science Division Approaches Professional Development
March 25, 2019
Geoff Bostick
Most physical therapists consider themselves life long learners. Since CPA Divisions are in the business of supporting professional development, there is quite a lot of interest in supporting life long learning.
I routinely find myself thirsty for new knowledge and ...
Most physical therapists consider themselves life long learners. Since CPA Divisions are in the business of supporting professional development, there is quite a lot of interest in supporting life long learning.
I routinely find myself thirsty for new knowledge and ...
REP 16 - Driving Innovation Together: How CPA Divisions Get Together To Do It
March 25, 2019
Arthur Woznowski-Vu
Are you a member of the Canadian Physiotherapy Association (CPA)? Have you signed up to a CPA Division matching your area of interest? If yes, then what you might not know is that, as a CPA member, you are also automatically signed up to benefit from the Division Knowl...
Are you a member of the Canadian Physiotherapy Association (CPA)? Have you signed up to a CPA Division matching your area of interest? If yes, then what you might not know is that, as a CPA member, you are also automatically signed up to benefit from the Division Knowl...