A panel discusses cultural safety and awareness from different perspectives including that of ngā kiritaki hauora (patient/health consumer).

What do professional boundaries mean in the delivery of physiotherapy services, how do we identify when they are being challenged?

Informed consent is an important part of the physiotherapist- ngā kiritaki hauora (health consumer) relationship. In this webinar we explore the key components that make up informed consent and how they apply in different physiotherapy contexts.

Our Registrar  James discusses what Fitness to Practise means, when and how to make a health declaration and what happens afterwards, and takes a look at how our complaints process works.

Physiotherapy in Aotearoa New Zealand is underpinned by three key regulatory documents: The Standards, The Code of Ethics, and the Practise Thresholds. In this webinar we’ll outline what they are, how they work, and what they mean for practitioners.

We’ll also be talking about scopes of practice, what are they, what do they mean for physiotherapists and how do they relate to the ‘Physiotherapists Practicing in a Defined Field Standard.

Physiotherapy in Aotearoa New Zealand is underpinned by three key regulatory documents: The Standards, The Code of Ethics, and the Practise Thresholds. In this webinar we’ll outline what they are, how they work, and what they mean for practitioners.

We’ll also be talking about scopes of practice, what are they, what do they mean for physiotherapists and how do they relate to the ‘Physiotherapists practising in a defined field standard.