Under COVID-19 Alert Level 2 many physiotherapists are working alongside sports teams, players and athletes, whether that be on the field, courtside or within clubrooms. (more…)
Under COVID-19 Alert Level 2 many physiotherapists are working alongside sports teams, players and athletes, whether that be on the field, courtside or within clubrooms. (more…)
Today, as most of Aotearoa changes COVID-19 Alert levels it’s easy to forget how fortunate we have been to have limited COVID-19’s reach into our population. And at a time when so few of us have first-hand experience of this disease and its impacts, the benefit of lockdown can seem more abstract than its inconvenience and cost. (more…)
On Wednesday 8th September those outside of the Auckland boundary move into Alert Level 2. (more…)
On Wednesday 31 August those south of the Auckland boundary moved into Alert Level 3. We acknowledge those in the Auckland and Northland regions who are still in Alert Level 4. Kia kaha. (more…)
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We are sorry to hear of the extension of Level 4 in Auckland – we are thinking of you.
To the rest of the country who are moving to Level 3 next week – we have been in touch with the Ministry of Health seeking an update on the release of the revised Level 3 Guidance. (more…)
Today we informed you of the advice we received from the Ministry of Health regarding what the restrictions will be on face to face consultations under Level 4.
The Ministry has significant concerns for public safety given the transmissibility of the Delta variant of COVID-19. This evening we received an important notice from the Ministry of Health which is available here. (more…)
In March 2021, 1,900 Auckland practising physiotherapists were invited by the Board to be part of a survey on the impact on Level 3 COVID-19 restrictions on patients. (more…)
Due to the success of the programme to date, Ngā Manukura o Āpōpō Clinical Leadership Programme is providing training for an additional cohort of students this year. The Board is offering two scholarship positions for this cohort and applications are now open. (more…)
COVID-19 has struck many nations deeply and we know that the increasing crisis in India and elsewhere is echoing through our communities and our profession. On behalf of the Board and the staff we offer our aroha and thoughts to all of the members of the Physiotherapy community in Aotearoa who have friends, whanau, and family abroad and at risk.
