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Regulation - Developments in the UK
Speaker: Marc Seale
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Erosion of self-regulation? The recent Ontario experience
Speaker: Shenda Tanchak
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Community perspectives in the regulation of physiotherapists
Speaker: Lyn Green
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Physiotherapy regulation in Nepal
Speaker: Saurab Sharma
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The Philippine regulatory model for physical therapy
Speaker: Bernadette Reyes
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Physiotherapy education and training: A role for regulation in facilitating innovation?
Speaker: Speaker: Elaine Buckley
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Internationally shared entry level requirements – the challenge of addressing cultural safety
Speakers: Alison Bell and Charles Flynn
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Challenges of regulating the scope of practice of physiotherapists in Africa when multiple entry-level education co-exist
Speakers: Seyi Amosun and Emmanuel John
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Professionalism: where ethics and regulation intersect
Speakers: Jill Humphreys and Nancy Kirsch
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When the profession evolves, how does regulation keep up?
Speakers: Raul Agustin, Elaine Buckley, Fiona Campbell, and Richard Woolf
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Nurturing and supporting patient-centered professionalism: Professional bodies’ role in achieving a shift of focus in how the physiotherapy profession is regulated
Speaker: Sally Gosling
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International look at innovation and regulation: physiotherapy via telehealth delivery
Speakers: Leslie Adrian and Diana Sinnige
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Advertising of regulated health services in Australia
Speakers: Alison Bell and Jill Humphreys
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Exploring the risks to the competence of physiotherapists
Speakers: Susan Glover Takahashi, Denis Pelletier, Chris Smerdon, and Shenda Tanchak
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Using research to prevent harm before it happens
Speaker: Cherie Hearn
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Strategies for risk-based regulatory research
Speaker: Charles Flynn
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Understanding the prevalence of fitness to practice concerns
Speaker: Michael Gutherie
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Regulation activities as human capital management: Efforts in the United States and Australia
Speakers: Lorin Muller and Charles Flynn
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Rapporteur and role of regulatory boards
Speaker: Nancy Kirsch
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A conversation with the INPTRA Board Chair
Speaker: William Hatherill
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