Taiwan Physical Therapy Association (TPTA) is a professional organization for nearly 1,000 licensed physical therapists and physical therapy students in Taiwan.
Congratulations to Professor @Suh_Jeng was elected as the Vice President of @WorldPhysio1951, and Taiwan's physiotherapy community is so proud of her! Will make more contributions to international physiotherapy in the future.
Many PTs, while playing critical roles in the healthcare profession, do not have appropriate personal protective equipment (PPE) when doing their job.
WCPT launches advocacy campaign in support of access to PPE for physiotherapists: https://t.co/3IPm0CNwMo
Stay healthy and strong to prevent from COVID-19!
PART II – A gentle stretch exercise provided by Master Tzu-Chi Shih to relax your body, both physically and mentally, during this quarantine period.
The author Master Shih was formerly a physiotherapist.
https://t.co/UM76DejYQh
Stay healthy and strong to prevent from COVID-19!
PART I – Uncle Chien (senior physiotherapist Wen-Ren Chien) teaches you a set of simple exercise to help you stay away from COVID-19.
https://t.co/ha4INMctur
A traditional Chinese version of the guidelines for “Physiotherapy management for COVID-19 in the acute hospital setting” (original English version provided by WCPT) has been produced by the physiotherapy professionals in Taiwan for your information.
https://t.co/fnIPclXiNy
How does the outbreak of COVID-19 affect early intervention for children with special needs? Professor Hua‐Fang Liao and colleagues provided a guideline for Pediatric Physical Therapists Care the Health Status of Children with Special Needs under COVID-19
https://t.co/89PMZk6eWW
Some individuals recovered from coronavirus would experience gasp for air during brisk walking or reduced lung function. Dr. Li-Ying Wang, PT, provided some methods for pulmonary rehabilitation during the recovery phase of COVID-19.
https://t.co/TZMb1JInjV