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In the world of physiotherapy professionals, movement is considered to be central to human existence and well-being. Physiotherapists try to maximise people’s movement ability by offering services such as preventive advice, health and well-being promotion and rehabilitation.

Physiotherapists work with patients with different physical problems, which are often a result of an illness or an accident, and help them live independent and healthy lives.

If you are planning to become a Chartered Physiotherapist, your job tasks could include treating patients with a wide range of physical problems and illnesses such as neurovascular disease, cardiovascular issues etc. Chartered Physiotherapist could either work independently as freelance Physiotherapists or join hands with some professional health-care organization.

 

Techniques:

Following are the core techniques used by majority of the Physiotherapists:

- Therapeutic exercise
- Manual therapy
- Application of electrophysical modalities

Usually a professional Physiotherapist works in the following areas:
- Outpatients (dealing with people suffering accidental or sport injuries)
- ICU or Intensive Care Unit (working as Chest Physiotherapist to keep the unconscious patients breathing)
- The department of Neurology (helping people to become more mobile and treating medical conditions such as Stroke, MS – Multiple Sclerosis etc.)
- Trauma Recovery (helping patients recover after a traumatic incident)
- Mental Issues (helping patients recover their self-esteem via meditation and relaxation therapy)
- Learning Disability Department (helping people to learn and develop themselves using sport & recreation as a helping tool)
- Employee Health (monitoring work practices in various organizations and ensuring that the routine tasks do not put employee’s physical health at risk)
- Working with Paediatricians (treating children with different medical conditions and mental illnesses)
- Community & Voluntary Organizations (acting as a consultant to various health-care organizations and giving out general advice to health-care workers)

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