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2025: Tokyo

Printed poster presentations (PO-102)

Printed poster

The Japanese Spinal Cord Injury Survey on the implementation status of International Standards for Neurological Classification of Spinal Cord Injury

2025: Tokyo

Neurology: stroke (PL-34)

Platform abstracts

Rehabilitation Dose Contributes to Improvement in Transfer and Mobility Activities among Patients with Ischemic Stroke who Required Assistance before Hospitalization

Takuaki Tani

Kazuy Watanabe

Kiyohide Fushimi

2025: Tokyo

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

Platform abstracts

Health access for Māori with lived experience of disability: Insights from Te Aō Marama, a large nationally representative survey.

2025: Tokyo

Disability and rehabilitation (PL-09)

Platform abstracts

Evaluating the level of acceptability in telerehabilitation among people from low socioeconomic areas in Australia beyond COVID-19

2025: Tokyo

Printed poster presentations (PO-102)

Printed poster

IFOMPT’s Educational Standards and International Monitoring: A member survey and review

2025: Tokyo

Professional issues (PL-53)

Platform abstracts

Physiotherapists’ Professional Autonomy in the National Healthcare System in the World Physiotherapy Europe Region in 2023: A Survey Analysis

Tim Németh

Adértio Seixas

Michele Cannone

2025: Tokyo

Printed poster presentation (PO-202)

Printed poster

Cross-country comparison of contextual factors influencing Occupational Health Physiotherapy practice.

Rose Boucaut

Beatriz Sanz-Bustillo-Aguirre

2025: Tokyo

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

Platform abstracts

Methodology for Assessing the Need for Physiotherapists in Low and Middle Income Countries: From Theory to Practice

Rozenn Beguin

Corinne Rugorirwera

Graziella Lippolis

2025: Tokyo

ePO-012

ePoster presentation

Disabilities defined by the Washington Group Short Set and educational attainment among Japanese adults. Secondary analysis of a representative survey

Kumiko Imahashi

Takashi Saito

2025: Tokyo

Printed poster presentations (PO-102)

Printed poster

What are the differences between patients initially seeking care for low back pain in primary, tertiary, or emergency care settings?

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The Japanese Spinal Cord Injury Survey on the implementation status of International Standards for Neurological Classification of Spinal Cord Injury

Rehabilitation Dose Contributes to Improvement in Transfer and Mobility Activities among Patients with Ischemic Stroke who Required Assistance before Hospitalization

Health access for Māori with lived experience of disability: Insights from Te Aō Marama, a large nationally representative survey.

Evaluating the level of acceptability in telerehabilitation among people from low socioeconomic areas in Australia beyond COVID-19

IFOMPT’s Educational Standards and International Monitoring: A member survey and review

Physiotherapists’ Professional Autonomy in the National Healthcare System in the World Physiotherapy Europe Region in 2023: A Survey Analysis

Cross-country comparison of contextual factors influencing Occupational Health Physiotherapy practice.

Methodology for Assessing the Need for Physiotherapists in Low and Middle Income Countries: From Theory to Practice

Disabilities defined by the Washington Group Short Set and educational attainment among Japanese adults. Secondary analysis of a representative survey

What are the differences between patients initially seeking care for low back pain in primary, tertiary, or emergency care settings?