The Order of Physiotherapists regularly produces content aimed at citizens. In this tab, you can find various information leaflets, divided into the different areas of intervention corresponding to the Working Groups of the Order of Physiotherapists, as well as the "Institutional OF" tab, which contains information about the Order.
Patient safety
Physiotherapy actively contributes to Patient Safety by preventing risks and minimising avoidable harm in healthcare. With practices ranging from preventing falls to promoting safe environments, physiotherapists play a crucial role in ensuring quality healthcare.
Patient Safety leaflet(s)
Physiotherapy in Sport
Physiotherapy in sport helps prevent injuries, rehabilitate and improve the performance of athletes of all ages. Physiotherapists promote sports health, optimising performance and providing ongoing support to athletes and teams.
Information leaflet(s) on Physiotherapy in Sport
Physiotherapy in Mental Health
Mental Health Physiotherapy focuses on emotional and physical well-being, using exercise and movement as tools to relieve symptoms of anxiety, depression and other psychological conditions. This intervention improves functionality and quality of life.
Information leaflet(s) on Physiotherapy in Mental Health
Physiotherapy in Oncology
Oncology physiotherapy supports cancer patients at all stages of the disease, helping to relieve symptoms such as pain and fatigue, as well as improving functionality. The aim is to provide quality of life and facilitate physical and emotional recovery.
Information leaflet(s) on Physiotherapy in Oncology
Physiotherapy in the aquatic environment
Aquatic physiotherapy uses the properties of water for rehabilitation, prevention and health promotion. Suitable for all ages, this therapeutic approach improves physical functionality and quality of life in individual or group sessions.
Information leaflet(s) on Aquatic Physiotherapy
Physiotherapy in Cardiorespiratory and Vascular Conditions
Cardiorespiratory and Vascular Physiotherapy improves the functional capacity and autonomy of patients with respiratory and cardiovascular conditions. Personalised interventions help to reduce symptoms, increase quality of life and promote long-term health.
Information leaflet(s) on Cardiorespiratory and Vascular Physiotherapy
Physiotherapy in Pelvic and Women's Health
Focussed on pelvic dysfunctions throughout life, this area intervenes in conditions such as pelvic pain, incontinence and postpartum recovery. Physiotherapists promote well-being and help manage conditions that affect quality of life.
Information leaflet(s) on Physiotherapy in Pelvic and Women's Health
Physiotherapy in Neurological Conditions
Physiotherapy in Neurology rehabilitates patients with neurological conditions such as stroke, Parkinson's and Alzheimer's, helping to restore movement and functionality. The intervention is aimed at autonomy and a better quality of life.
Information leaflet(s) on Physiotherapy in Neurology
Physiotherapy in the Context of Emergencies, Disasters and Humanitarian Action
Physiotherapy in emergency and disaster situations is essential for the rapid assessment of injuries, physical rehabilitation and the prevention of complications such as thrombosis or pressure ulcers. These professionals are part of Emergency Medical Teams to guarantee effective and dignified responses, promoting the physical recovery and psychological well-being of victims in critical scenarios.
Information leaflet(s) on Physiotherapy in the context of Emergencies, Disasters and Humanitarian Action
Physiotherapy in Paediatrics
Paediatric physiotherapy treats conditions that affect children's motor development, using playful and creative strategies. It focuses on mobility, functionality and quality of life, with the active involvement of families.
Information leaflet(s) on Physiotherapy in Paediatrics
Dermatofunctional Physiotherapy
Dermatofunctional physiotherapy treats dysfunctions of the integumentary system, such as scars and burns, promoting the recovery of functionality and self-esteem. It uses advanced techniques for pre- and post-surgical rehabilitation.
Information leaflet(s) on Dematofunctional Physiotherapy
Physiotherapy in Public Health
Physiotherapy in Public Health promotes the health of populations by preventing diseases and reducing risks. Physiotherapists plan and implement physical activity and education programmes to increase quality years lived.
Information leaflet(s) on Physiotherapy in Public Health
Physiotherapy in Occupational Health and Ergonomics
Physiotherapy in Occupational Health prevents injuries in the workplace, promoting safe and healthy environments. The intervention reduces absenteeism and improves productivity, guaranteeing workers' well-being.
Information leaflet(s) on Physiotherapy in Occupational Health and Ergonomics
Physiotherapy for musculoskeletal conditions
This area of intervention treats conditions affecting bones, muscles and joints, promoting pain reduction and functional recovery. Musculoskeletal physiotherapy improves mobility and quality of life at all ages.
Information leaflet(s) on Musculoskeletal Physiotherapy
Physiotherapy for People with Amputations
Focussed on the rehabilitation of amputees, this area helps to improve mobility and functionality. The Physiotherapist promotes adaptation and reintegration, collaborating in multidisciplinary teams to meet the specific needs of each person.
Leaflet(s) on Physiotherapy for People with Amputations
Physiotherapy in Ageing
Physiotherapy in Ageing promotes independence, preventing illness and improving the functionality of the elderly. It helps with mobility and balance, ensuring an active and healthy life.
Information leaflet(s) on Physiotherapy in Ageing
Physiotherapy in Pain
Pain physiotherapy assesses and treats different types of pain, using therapeutic exercises and manual techniques. It focuses on improving physical capacity and quality of life, reducing pain in a personalised way.
Information leaflet(s) on Physiotherapy for Pain
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