EPISODE · Mar 17, 2025 · 38 MIN
Physiotherapy in Trauma Care: Insights from South African Physiotherapists Moira Wilson and Natascha Plani
from Physiotherapy Trauma Talks · host Heleen van Aswegen
Send us Fan MailThis episode explores the crucial role of physiotherapists in trauma care. The conversation covers patient assessments, multidisciplinary teamwork, and the importance of mental health support for caregivers, while also providing valuable advice for emerging physiotherapists. Explore the essential elements of communication and advocacy in physiotherapy as Moira and Natascha shine light on the ways physiotherapists bridge gaps in patient care. Discover how they keep their teams motivated and engaged in high-pressure environments, ensuring no injury goes unnoticed and every patient receives comprehensive care. From ICU to discharge, their stories underline the collaborative spirit needed to enhance recovery and the strategies they employ to foster effective communication among healthcare professionals.Podcast website: https://physiotherapytraumatalks.buzzsprout.com ‘Cardiopulmonary Physiotherapy in Trauma: An Evidence-based Approach’ published by World Scientific: https://doi.org/10.1142/13509 If you enjoyed this episode, subscribe, share, and let us know what you think!Support the show
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Send us Fan Mail This episode explores the crucial role of physiotherapists in trauma care. The conversation covers patient assessments, multidisciplinary teamwork, and the importance of mental health support for caregivers, while also providing valuable advice for emerging physiotherapists. Explore the essential elements of communication and advocacy in physiotherapy as Moira and Natascha shine light on the ways physiotherapists bridge gaps in patient care. Discover how they keep their teams...
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