The Ontario Physiotherapy Association has partnered with experts from the Canadian Physical Therapy Wound Care Collaborative to provide this unique, comprehensive, evidence-based series of courses to prepare PTs and other health care professionals working in all areas of health care in the preventio
The Wound Care Management Program is currently being re-developed.
The Ontario Physiotherapy Association has partnered with experts from the Canadian Physical Therapy Wound Care Collaborative to provide this unique, comprehensive, evidence-based series of courses to prepare PTs and other health care professionals working in all areas of health care in the prevention, and management of wounds.
This is a growing field for physiotherapists given the aging demographic and increases in the number of people living with chronic diseases that increase risk of wounds.
In addition, PTs in Ontario, have the authority to treat wounds below the dermis, increasing opportunities for PTs to participate in interprofessional wound care teams and to increase services provided to clients seeking care in private PT practices.
Whether you have a growing interest in wound care because you are seeing clients who are at risk for developing wounds and you want to apply a prevention approach or you are working with a population with chronic wounds and would like to expand your wound care management skills, the OPA Wound Care Management Program has a course that will address your learning needs.
Instructors are physiotherapists who have built a community of practice – the Canadian Physiotherapy Wound Care Collaborative – that welcomes physiotherapists from across Canada to dialogue and exchange information on wound care practice through virtual and face to face platforms.
Ontario was one of the first provinces in Canada to regulate the profession of physiotherapy in 1924 under the Drugless Practitioner’s Act.
On December 31, 1993, with the proclamation of the Regulated Health Professions Act (RHPA) and the Physiotherapy Act, physiotherapists were recognized by the provincial government as one of a restricted number of self-governing health care professions.
Incorporated in 1964, OPA was the first provincial branch of the Canadian Physiotherapy Association (CPA).
From its inception, OPA has been a strong voice for the profession reflecting the commitment of physiotherapists to work together though a united professional association.
Over the years membership has grown to include the full spectrum of physiotherapy service providers and included students and physiotherapist assistants.
It advances the quality of healthcare by providing clinical education through courses, workshops and conferences to healthcare professionals at the local and national level.
This interactive and hands-on workshop will provide you with the core principles for the management of various types of wounds including: pressure injuries, diabetic foot ulcer, leg ulcers, and skin tears.
In this 5-hr micro-credential, learners will explore pressure injury care planning and the importance of patient-centric care.
Our students graduate with the skills and mindset to be innovative thinkers and changemakers who can transform their workplaces and communities.
To make your career, you need to prepare yourself well.
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