मंगलवार, 8 सितंबर 2020

हर बरस संस्था एक थीम देती है इस बरस का विचार है :फिट फॉर लाइफ बोले तो जीवन भर की तंदरुस्ती के लिए

The message this year for World Physical Therapy Day is “Fit for life”. This theme embraces the important role physical therapists have in promoting activity and health among every section of the population at every stage of their life.

हर  बरस संस्था एक थीम देती है इस बरस का विचार है :फिट फॉर लाइफ बोले तो जीवन भर की तंदरुस्ती के लिए 
यही से ज़ाहिर हो जाता है भौतिक चिकित्सक का महत्व समा को भौतिक रू से चुस्त दुरुस्त सक्रिय बनाये रखने का एहम रोल। 

क्या कहते हैं डॉ. भौतिक चिकित्सा के माहिर फिजियोथेरपिस्ट शरद गोयलजी :


Wishing all My Colleagues, Friends, Well wisher a Happy Physiotherapy Day. Become a Fitter, Faster and Healthier Version of Yourself. Keep learning and Growing. Give 200% of Yourself for giving Best of the Best Management to Your Patients and be very clear and precise in Achieving your Goals
Thanks and Regards
Dr. Sharad Goel (P.T)
M.P.T, M.I.A.P
C.M.T , C.O.C.T, C.D.T,
D.O.M.T.P, P.G.A.P.B.C ,
IAP HARYANA TREASURER


क्या कहते हैं डॉ. भौतिक चिकित्सा के माहिर फिजियोथेरपिस्ट शरद गोयलजी :

स्वयं का ही चुस्त तंदरूस्तरीन तीव्र गतिवान तंदरुस्त संस्करण बनिए। खुद को खुद से ही तौलिये। तंदरुस्ती के नए प्रतिमान गढ़िए :
निरंतर अनथक सीखते रहिये ,गुणात्मक रूप से अपनी श्री वृद्धि कीजिये मात्रात्मक रूप से तो सभी करते हैं ,जीवन की गुणवत्ता सुधारिये।
साथी भौतिक चिकित्सकों से निवेदन है याचित है :सर्वोत्तम से भी श्रेष्ठ अपना २०० फीसद अपने मरीज़ों को दीजिये। प्रबंधन के नए आयाम रचिये। अपने लक्ष्य को स्पस्ट समक्ष रखिये। सभी को आदर लाड़ प्यार और दुलार।

संस्था का इतिहास ,उद्देश्य :हर बरस आठ सितंबर को मनाया जाता है विश्व भौतिक चिकित्सा दिवस। मकसद जागरूकता पैदा करना है भूमंडलीय स्तर पर कार्यरत फिज़िओथेरपिस्ट द्वारा जनजन में:लोग स्वस्थ रहें आत्मनिर्भर रहें ,किसी बैसाखी की ज़रूर उम्र भर न पड़े।
About World Physical Therapy Day

World Physical Therapy Day is on 8th September every year. The day is an opportunity for physiotherapists from all over the world to raise awareness about the crucial contribution the profession makes to keeping people well, mobile and independent.
१९९६भौतिक चिकित्सा  विश्व संघ ने एक राय से हर बरस आठ सितंबर को विश्व  भौतिक चिकित्सा दिवस के रूप में मनाने की घोषणा की। १९५१  को इसी दिन वर्ल्ड कन्फेडरेशन ऑफ़ फिजिकल थेरेपी का गठन हुआ था। 
In 1996, the World Confederation of Physical Therapy (WCPT) designated 8th September as World Physical Therapy Day. This is the date WCPT was founded in 1951.
 प्रतीक है यह दिवस  आलमी भौतिक चिकित्सा बिरादरी की एकता -एक -जुटता का। यह मान्यता देना है चिन्हित करना है उस सेवा कर्म को जो सभी भौतिक चिकित्सक अपने मरीज़ों को दे रहे हैं,समुदाय को दे रहे हैं।   
The day marks the unity and solidarity of the global physiotherapy community. It is an opportunity to recognise the work that physiotherapists do for their patients and community. Using World Physical Therapy Day as a focus, WCPT aims to support member organisations in their efforts to promote the profession and advance their expertise.
इस सेवा व्यवसाय की रूप रेखा को साफ  साफ़ सही दिशा में बल मिल रहा है  इस सालाना आयोजन की मार्फ़त जन और जनार्दन दोनों की नज़र में साख बन रही है सही  दिशा  में हम सभी  बढे हैं।नीति नियंता भी नियोजक भी ,नियोजित भी।  
Reports from around the world indicate that World Physical Therapy Day activities have a positive impact on the profession’s profile and standing with both the public and policy makers.
Many WCPT member organisations already have their own national physical therapy days, weeks and months. However, organisations that have no designated day of their own often choose 8th September.
It is up to individual physiotherapists and WCPT member organisations to decide what activities and materials they wish to develop. That way, they can reflect key national priorities and messages. But each year WCPT provides ideas, publicity and support materials.

2012
The theme this year is "Fit for life".  This theme embraces the important role physical therapists have in promoting activity and health among every section of the population at every stage of their life. As physical therapists we make a crucial contribution to keeping people well, mobile and independent. The four key messages to underscore this years Fit for Life campaign are:
विधाई योगदान रहा है भौतिक चिकित्सा कर्मियों का  लोगों को  में दैनिक जीवन में सक्रियता बनाये रखने में ,स्व :निर्भर बने रहने में। जीवन भी गतिशील बने रहिये चलते रहिये रुकिए मत।जीवन का पूरा लुत्फ़ उठाते देखे गए हैं ऐसे ही गतिवान लोग ,कार्यकुशल भी मिले हैं। जीवन भर चुस्त द दुरुस्त  रहते हैं ऐसे कर्मठ वेगवान लोग।  
निष्क्रियता बैठे -ठाले ,निठल्ले ही ,हमारा  ठालूपन ही हमारी अक्षमता को पैदा करता है जो आज मृत्यु का एक बड़ा कारण बना हुआ है।निठल्लापन  रुग्ड़ता  की वजह बनता है।खुद और समाज के लिए ख़तरा बनती है हमारी इनैक्टिविटि। दिल और दिमाग के रोग शक्कर की बीमारी डायबिटीज इसी हमारी गतिहीनता बैठे रहने की आदत से पैदा हो रहे हैं।   
  • If you want to keep healthy, keep moving - all through your life.
  • People who stay active are more likely to keep working, engaging with and enjoying life without having to depend on others. They are fit for life.
  • Inactivity contributes to disability and can directly lead to millions of deaths around the world every year. It can can contribute to morbidities such as heart disease, stroke, diabetes and cancer.
  • You're never too young or too old to stay active and just half an hour of moderate exercise (like walking fast) every day can make a real difference.

What is Physiopediadoing in 2012

Physiopedia is starting both a global running club and a cycling club. The clubs are being implemented to better serve Physiopedia's mission of contributing to global health with an aim to promote physical activity for all. What better day to start than on World Physical Therapy Day! This new Physiopedia campaign is an opportunity for physical therapists and physiotherapists around the world to promote the profession and the role it plays in keeping populations active and healthy at every age.
By joining either our running club or cycling club (or both like Founding Director Rachael Lowe!) on Strava not only can you stay fit for life yourself but you can also use your membership to promote physical activity to your patients.
Strava is social fitness website where people can share, compare and compete with each other's personal fitness data via mobile and online apps. The Physiopedia clubs are open for anyone to join and we're hoping that we can quickly become a super active group of international physiotherapists and physical therapists that are part of the two of the most active clubs on Strava. It's a great way to practice what we preach in promoting physical activity, encourage each other and do it together!

The WPTD Challenges
To mark the inauguration of the Physiopedia Running and Cycling Clubs we have teamed up with our Gold Sponsor and app developer Clinically Relevant Technologies who has kindly donated some give-aways for our inaugural World Physical Therapy Day Physiopedia Running and Cycling Club challenges.  Clinically Relevant Technologies has recently released a new update to their CORE - Clinical ORthopaedic Exam app which "provides accurate descriptions, demonstrative video clips, and statistical references from an exhaustive review of the medical literature for well over 200 musculoskeletal diagnostic tests", and we have 10 of these (iOS, e.g.  Phone, iPad, or iPod touch, only) to give away to the leaders in our challenges.
On September 8th can you run (or walk) or cycle:
  • the furthest
  • to gain the highest elevation
  • to attract the most kudos and comments (in Strava)
There will be three prizes in each category.  In addition to this there will be a special prize awarded for the most impressive feat of physical activity.  This might not be the longest or highest or fittest,  but is for the person who demonstrates the most amazing achievement.  Tell us all about your activity in Strava on World Physical Therapy Day.  Are you up for the challenge!

Get Involved
  1. Sign up for a Strava account
  2. Set up your profile. It's always nice if we can see a picture of you!
  3. Join either the Physiopedia Cycling Club or the Physiopedia Running Club (or both!)
  4. Start recording your daily activities of running (or walking) and cycling. You will need a Strava app on your smartphone or a GPS device to do this, the easiest way is to use the free Strava app on your phone.
  5. On World Physical Therapy Day (Sept 8th) set about one (or more!) of our challenges.  You can be sure that you will not be the only person out and about getting sweaty, know that I will also be out and about recording some kind of physical activity as part of my ACL rehabilitation as well!!
  6. Run and Cycle with Physiopedia to Promote Physical Activity on World Physical Therapy Day! – Physiospot – Physiotherapy and Physical Therapy in the SpotlightWorld Physical Therapy Day is on 8th September and to contribute to this years “Fit for life” theme Physiopedia is starting both a global running club and a cycling club.  The clubs are being implemented to better serve Physiopedia’s mission of contributing to global health with an aim to promote physical activity for all. What better day to start than on World Physical Therapy Day! The message this year for World Physical Therapy Day is “Fit for life”.  This theme embraces the important role physical therapists have in promoting activity and health among every section of the population at every stage of their
 life.  As physical therapists we make a crucial contribution to keeping people well, mobile and independent.  This new Physiopedia campaign is an opportunity for physical therapists and physiotherapists around the world to promote the profession and the role it plays in keeping populations active and healthy at every age. The four key messages to underscore this year’s Fit for Life campaign are: 
If you want to keep healthy, keep moving – all through your life. People who stay active are more likely to keep working, engaging with and enjoying life without having to depend on others. They are fit for life. 
Inactivity contributes to disability and can directly lead to millions of deaths around the world every year. It can can contribute to morbidities such as heart disease, stroke, diabetes and 
cancer. You’re never too young or too old to stay active and just half an hour of moderate exercise (like walking fast) every day can make a real 
difference. By joining either our running club or cycling club (or both like Founding Director Rachael Lowe!) on Strava not only can you stay fit for life yourself but you can also use your membership to promote physical activity to your patients.  Strava is social fitness website where people can share, compare and compete with each other’s personal fitness data via mobile and online apps.  The Physiopedia clubs are open for anyone to join and we’re hoping that we can quickly become a super active group of international physiotherapists and physical therapists that are part of the two of the most active clubs on Strava.  What a great way to practice what we preach in promoting physical activity, encourage each other and do it together! To mark the inauguration of the Physiopedia Running and Cycling Clubs we have teamed up with our Gold Sponsor and app developer Clinically Relevant Technologies who has kindly donated some give-aways for our inaugural World Physical Therapy Day Physiopedia Running and Cycling Club challenges.  Clinically Relevant Technologies has recently released a new update to their CORE – Clinical ORthopaedic Exam app which “provides accurate descriptions, demonstrative video clips, and statistical references from an exhaustive review of the medical literature for well over 200 musculoskeletal diagnostic tests”, and we have 10 of these (iOS, e.g. iPhone, iPad, or iPod touch, only) to give away to the leaders in our challenges: On September 8th 2012 can you run (or walk) or cycle: the furthest to gain the highest elevation to attract the most kudos and comments (in Strava) There will be three prizes in each category.  In addition to this there will be a special prize awarded for the most impressive feat of physical activity.  This might not be the longest or highest or fittest,  but is for the person who demonstrates the most amazing achievement.  Tell us all about your activity in Strava on World Physical Therapy Day.  Are you up for the challenge! To join in the fun follow these directions: Sign up for a Strava account Set up your profile. It’s always nice if we can see a picture of you! Join either the Physiopedia Cycling Club or the Physiopedia Running Club (or both!) Start recording your daily activities of running (or walking) and cycling. You will need a Strava app on your smartphone or a GPS device to do this, the easiest way is to use the free Strava app on your phone. On World Physical Therapy Day (Sept 8th) set about one (or more!) of our challenges.  You can be sure that you will not be the only person out and about getting sweaty, know that I will also be out and about recording some kind of physical activity as part of my ACL rehabilitation as well!! Take a look at Strava Sign up for a Strava account for FREE Check out the Physiopedia Running Club Check out the Physiopedia Cycling ClubWorld PT Day is Fast Approaching – Physiospot – Physiotherapy and Physical Therapy in the SpotlightWorld PT Day is on Sunday the 8th of September, are you ready? World PT day gives us all the opportunity to showcase what our profession is all about – movement is medicine. This years themes is chronic pain, a significant burden on global health and something which we know exercise and activity is key to overcoming. This puts our profession as best placed to help those with living with chronic pain and the 8th of September is our opportunity to showcase this to the world. If you are wondering how you can take part in world PT day but don’t know how or you are worried about holding a grandiose event then have no fear! Something as simple as a tweet is more than enough and often as engaging as an event. Either way the WCPT has a toolkit to help make your contribution meaningful. The toolkit includes banners, posters, social media images, infographics and plety more resources to help you make a difference. Of course Physiopedia has plenty of resources for you to use on the 8th to help educate patients and colleagues alike. Let’s not forget the day also provides an opportunity for us all to make sure we are up to date with the latest evidence for how to best manage chronic pain across our different specialities. It isn’t just about back pain and examples of PPs best pages on chronic pain are linked to at the bottom of this page. Why Does World Physical Therapy Day Matter? In 1996, WCPT designated 8th September as World Physical Therapy Day. This is the date WCPT was founded in 1951. The day marks the unity and solidarity of the global physical therapy community. It is an opportunity to recognise the work that physical therapists do for their patients and community. Using World Physical Therapy Day as a focus, WCPT aims to support member organisations in their efforts to promote the profession and advance their expertise. Reports from around the world indicate that World Physical Therapy Day activities have a positive impact on the profession’s profile and standing with both the public and policy makers. Many WCPT member organisations already have their own national physical therapy days, weeks and months. However, organisations that have no designated day of their own often choose 8th September. It is up to individual physical therapists and WCPT member organisations to decide what activities and materials they wish to develop.  That way, they can reflect key national priorities and messages. But each year WCPT provides ideas, publicity and support materials.Movement For Life! – Physiospot – Physiotherapy and Physical Therapy in the SpotlightWorld Physical Therapy Day this year followed the previous years theme of Movement for All and this year was all about getting “Fit for Life”. To mark the event and make out very own contribution to global health Physiopedia started both a global running club and a cycling club.  The clubs were implemented to better serve Physiopedia’s mission of contributing to global health with an aim to promote physical activity for all. What better day to start than on World Physical Therapy Day! This initiative is not just for World Physical Therapy Day but will be an active club throughout the year.  Building on this years foundations we hope to gather an active community of physiotherapists and physical therapists keen to promote physical activity for all.  By joining either our running club or cycling club on Stravanot only can you stay fit for life yourself but you can also use your membership to promote physical activity to your patients.  Strava is social fitness website where people can share, compare and compete with each other’s personal fitness data via mobile and online apps.  The Physiopedia clubs are open for anyone to join and we’re hoping that we can quickly become a super active group of international physiotherapists and physical therapists that are part of the two of the most active clubs on Strava.  What a great way to practice what we preach in promoting physical activity, encourage each other and do it together! To join in the fun follow these directions: Sign up for a Strava account Set up your profile. It’s always nice if we can see a picture of you! Join either the Physiopedia Cycling Club or the Physiopedia Running Club (or both!) Start recording your daily activities of running (or walking) and cycling. You will need a Strava app on your smartphone or a GPS device to do this, the easiest way is to use the free Strava app on your phone. On World Physical Therapy Day (Sept 8th) next year in 2013 we will repet the  activity challenges set this year and hope to make a big contribution to promoting physical activity. Take a look at Strava Sign up for a Strava account for FREE Check out the Physiopedia Running Club Check out the Physiopedia Cycling Club  This Coming Sunday is World PT Day – Physiospot – Physiotherapy and Physical Therapy in the SpotlightWorld PT Day is on Sunday the 8th of September, are you ready? People can experience pain as an acute or chronic condition. Acute pain is often the easier of the two to manage and often settles on its own and is helped along by simple analgesia such as paracetamol or a short course of weak opiates and adjuncts. Chronic pain however is more complex and often includes physical, social and psychological factors which intertwine to form a web which can be difficult to untangle and unfortunately is often too difficult to cure entirely. This Sunday gives our profession the chance to showcase what we can do to help our patients overcome the burden of chronic pain. The key themes to share on Sunday are commonly used messages Physiotherapists use on a daily basis no matter where you are around the world. To take back control from chronic pain it is essential we help our patients improve cardiovascular health, build muscle tone and increase self-efficacy to take part in exercise and reduce fear of movement. On the 8th we will showcase the resources Physiopedia has to help you learn and understand chronic pain and get your patients on the road to recovery. Why Does World Physical Therapy Day Matter? In 1996, WCPT designated 8th September as World Physical Therapy Day. This is the date WCPT was founded in 1951. The day marks the unity and solidarity of the global physical therapy community. It is an opportunity to recognise the work that physical therapists do for their patients and community. Using World Physical Therapy Day as a focus, WCPT aims to support member organisations in their efforts to promote the profession and advance their expertise. Reports from around the world indicate that World Physical Therapy Day activities have a positive impact on the profession’s profile and standing with both the public and policy makers. Many WCPT member organisations already have their own national physical therapy days, weeks and months. However, organisations that have no designated day of their own often choose 8th September. It is up to individual physical therapists and WCPT member organisations to decide what activities and materials they wish to develop.  That way, they can reflect key national priorities and messages. But each year WCPT provides ideas, publicity and support materials.World Physical Therapy Day 2019 Theme Announced – Physiospot – Physiotherapy and Physical Therapy in the SpotlightThe 8th of September every year signifies World Physical Therapy Day and offers an opportunity for our profession to raise awareness about the crucial contribution our profession makes in keeping people well and independent. This year the theme for the day is chronic pain, a significant burden on global health with low back pain causing more disability than any other condition. Our profession is best placed to help those with living with chronic pain and the 8th of September is our opportunity to showcase this to the world. The WCPT has a toolkit to help us do this. The toolkit includes banners, posters, social media images, infographics and plety more resources to help you make a difference. Of course Physiopedia has plenty of resources for you to use on the 8th to help educate patients and colleagues alike. Let’s not forget the day also provides an opportunity for us all to make sure we are up to date with the latest evidence for how to best manage chronic pain across our different specialities. It isn’t just about back pain and examples of PPs best pages on chronic pain are linked to at the bottom of this page. Why Does World Physical Therapy Day Matter? In 1996, WCPT designated 8th September as World Physical Therapy Day. This is the date WCPT was founded in 1951. The day marks the unity and solidarity of the global physical therapy community. It is an opportunity to recognise the work that physical therapists do for their patients and community. Using World Physical Therapy Day as a focus, WCPT aims to support member organisations in their efforts to promote the profession and advance their expertise. Reports from around the world indicate that World Physical Therapy Day activities have a positive impact on the profession’s profile and standing with both the public and policy makers. Many WCPT member organisations already have their own national physical therapy days, weeks and months. However, organisations that have no designated day of their own often choose 8th September. It is up to individual physical therapists and WCPT member organisations to decide what activities and materials they wish to develop.  That way, they can reflect key national priorities and messages. But each year WCPT provides ideas, publicity and support materials.

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