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University of Melbourne

Physiotherapy - Lessons from a Pandemic

University of Melbourne via YouTube

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Explore how physiotherapists adapted their practices during challenging times in this 1-hour conference talk. Gain insights from five presenters as they share experiences in leadership, telehealth implementation, resource development, promoting physical activity, and clinical care adaptations. Learn about the Peak Training Program, survey results, and World CPR Day initiatives. Discover the cost-effectiveness, confidentiality, and security aspects of telehealth, along with its applications in pediatrics. Hear consumer perspectives and understand how to effectively integrate telehealth into physiotherapy practice. Benefit from practical advice and real-world case studies to enhance your understanding of physiotherapy's evolution in response to global health challenges.

Syllabus

Introduction
My experience in London
Peak Training Program
Survey Results
World CPR Day
Questions
Nat
Leslie
Team
QA
Cost effectiveness
Telehealth
Confidentiality
Security
Facetoface training
Telehealth training
Telehealth in pediatrics
Advice on telehealth use
Consumer voices
Integrating telehealth
A good case
Thank you

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4.8 rating, based on 6 Class Central reviews

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  • Profile image for Mohammed Benaicha
    Mohammed Benaicha
    The course is about a webinar hosted by the University of Melbourne’s Department of Physiotherapy focusing on lessons learned from the COVID-19 pandemic. The speakers explain how physiotherapists adapted to challenging conditions in intensive care units, worked closely with nurses and doctors, and supported patients with severe respiratory problems. The course also discusses the rapid transition to telehealth, the creation of online training programs for physiotherapists, and research projects evaluating remote care. Overall, it highlights innovation, teamwork, and the long-term impact of the pandemic on healthcare practice.
  • Moid Ahmad
    That amazing and wonder full for me I am attend this type of class first time and its very effective
  • Profile image for SWEKSHA SRIVASTAVA
    SWEKSHA SRIVASTAVA
    It was good to hear experiences from the experienced practitioners . The knowledge gained will surely help me in Practicals .
    The implementation and modulations of Protocal was the key .
    Thank you for conducting such a knowledgeable session . Hoping for more such session in future .
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    Simple
    The information is useful, and the content is inspiring. I am pleased to know there are such programmes during the pandemic.
  • Law Hiu Ching
    The information are useful and the content is inspiring. I am pleased to know there are such programmes during the pandemic, physiotherapists are trying their best to help patients even in the hardest time.
  • Uroofa Malik
    On my opinion I found this course best for those people how are interested in deal with problem solving and giving motivation to people . This course clearly define how every health professionals perform their work well and how the cop up with such circumstances.
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