
Our strategic plan for 2022 and beyond focuses on building a thriving and engaged global physiotherapy profession
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World Physiotherapy Congress2023
As the profession’s leading global meeting, it is where the world of physiotherapy meets.
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COVID-19 information hub
World Physiotherapy is the global hub for information and resources about COVID-19 for physiotherapists
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World PT Day 2022 – 8 September
This year's focus is on osteoarthritis
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Physiotherapists worldwide
We are the sole international voice for physiotherapy, representing more than 660,000 physiotherapists worldwide
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Member organisations
We represent national physiotherapy associations from 125 countries and territories
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Bursary recipients at our online congress
105 physiotherapists from 25 countries/territories were able to take part in our online congress
