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physiotherapy
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physiotherapy: see physical therapy physical therapy or physiotherapy, treatment of disorders of the muscles, bones, or joints by means of physical agents—heat, light, water, manual and electronic massage, and exercise.
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Physiotherapist and counselor Andrea Wansbury passes on the spiritual lessons that can be learned from our avian friends in Birds Divine Messengers, a reminder that connection to the divine lies within all of us, and the creations of nature.
Birds Divine Messengers by Internet Bookwatch
In addition to enhancing the identification and management of older people at risk of injury, the clinic co-ordinator and physiotherapist also raise the awareness and actively promote falls prevention to community groups, health care workers, residential care workers and people residing in both acute and community settings.
Reducing falls in the elderly by Bellew, Marianne / Australian Nursing Journal
The Paramedical Professionals group includes dietitians, occupational therapists, hospital pharmacists, physiotherapists, social workers, diagnostic and medical technologists, and other medical professionals.
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