Search

Physiotherapy is an evidence-based profession that evaluates and evolves practice using the latest scientific data. These strengths will allow us to meet the needs of increasing demand, changing demographics, and an evolving health system. Our ongoing attention to our strengths means that our pro...

Download this issue The Collaborative Landscape of the CPA: Optimizing the Health of Canadians (pdf)

Check out this fascinating series of posts about technology from APTA’s May 2016 PTinMOTIONmag.org (© 2016 American Physical Therapy Association. All rights reserved). COULD ‘BIORESORBABLE’ SENSORS HELP INDIVIDUALS RECOVER FROM BRAIN INJURY, SURGERY? They melt in your brain, not in your hand.   S...

*/ Jaime Angus, BMR (PT) & Lisa Mills-Hutton, B.Comm(Hons), BMR (PT) Physiotherapists at Donna Sarna Physiotherapy & Rehabilitation in Winnipeg, Manitoba   “One day, you’re a high school English teacher, and then you get laryngitis and lose your voice for two weeks. The laryngitis is go...

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 ...