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2025: Tokyo

Printed poster presentations (PO-201)

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Examining Outcomes Regarding Delivery of Wheelchairs to Children with Disabilities through the Ugandan Wheelchair Project

Meghan Andrews

Elizabeth Turner

Cynthia Dodds

2025: Tokyo

ePO-127

ePoster presentation

Pioneers in physiotherapy policy development, workforce support and curriculum delivery to advance Pacific health equity: Introducing the Pasifika Physiotherapists Association.

Rasela-Joy Gibson

Oka Sanerivi

2025: Tokyo

Research methodology, knowledge translation and implementation science (PL-55)

Platform abstracts

Charting the Growth: A Scientometric Analysis of Physical Therapy Research in the Philippines

Rolando Lazaro

Catherine Joy Escuadra

Esmerita Rotor

Edward Gorgon

Arvie Vitente

2025: Tokyo

Primary health care (PL-52)

Platform abstracts

Managing Low-Back Pain in Rural Uganda: The Perspectives and Practices of Frontline Health Workers in Primary Care.

Paul Harscouët

Gloria Ndekezi Chimpaye

2025: Tokyo

Globalisation: health systems, policies and strategies / Humanitarian response and management (PL-62)

Platform abstracts

Strengthening rehabilitation identification and referral pathways at the community level in Uganda and Pakistan.

2025: Tokyo

Printed poster presentations (PO-301)

Printed poster

Physiotherapy credentialing for Internationally educated professionals in Canada: A focus on east African practitioners.

Pascal Kayishema

Auguste Birori

2025: Tokyo

Printed poster presentations (PO-102)

Printed poster

An Investigation of the Causal Relationship between Social Reintegration and Health-Related Quality of Life in Type 2 Insured Individuals

Akihiro Suzuki

2025: Tokyo

ePO-038

ePoster presentation

Factors Influencing Social Activities Among Urban Older Residents in Japan: A Cross-Sectional Study

Hiroki Baba

Kazuo Kurosawa

Daisuke Sudo

2025: Tokyo

ePO-132

ePoster presentation

Identifying research priorities around rehabilitation services in Uganda: lessons learned using an international collaborative process

2025: Tokyo

Printed poster presentations (PO-102)

Printed poster

Transforming the Patient into an Active Partner in Their Rehabilitation Process

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Examining Outcomes Regarding Delivery of Wheelchairs to Children with Disabilities through the Ugandan Wheelchair Project

Pioneers in physiotherapy policy development, workforce support and curriculum delivery to advance Pacific health equity: Introducing the Pasifika Physiotherapists Association.

Charting the Growth: A Scientometric Analysis of Physical Therapy Research in the Philippines

Managing Low-Back Pain in Rural Uganda: The Perspectives and Practices of Frontline Health Workers in Primary Care.

Strengthening rehabilitation identification and referral pathways at the community level in Uganda and Pakistan.

Physiotherapy credentialing for Internationally educated professionals in Canada: A focus on east African practitioners.

An Investigation of the Causal Relationship between Social Reintegration and Health-Related Quality of Life in Type 2 Insured Individuals

Factors Influencing Social Activities Among Urban Older Residents in Japan: A Cross-Sectional Study

Identifying research priorities around rehabilitation services in Uganda: lessons learned using an international collaborative process

Transforming the Patient into an Active Partner in Their Rehabilitation Process