PHYSIOTIMES Magazine - November - December 2015
PHYSIOTIMES Magazine Description:
Publisher: MOVEWELLMEDIA PVT LTD
Category: Health
Language: English
Frequency: Bi-Monthly
PHYSIOTIMES - India’s first magazine for physiotherapists, of physiotherapists, by physiotherapists.
PHYSIOTIMES is a one of its kind publication that aims towards identifying the unmet need for information in the field of physiotherapy & make concentrated efforts to address those needs by providing latest & useful contents, thereby helping the physiotherapists in enhancing their knowledge & clinical skills.
It is a bi-monthly magazine that covers latest topics in the field of physiotherapy, new treatment modalities & techniques, Case Reports, Indian & Global News & Events, Seminars, Conferences, Information on International Journals & Publications, Book Reviews, and Interviews of stalwarts in the field of Physiotherapy from India & abroad, evidence based practices etc.
At PHYSIOTIMES, we are committed to providing our readers with a worthy reading experience. We shall continue to strive hard to make sure that we are able to serve the information needs in the field of physiotherapy with utmost precision and attention.
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In this issue
The year 2016 has started on a very encouraging note for us as we have the honour and privilege of having interviewed India’s pride in badminton, Saina Nehwal. Saina’s interview deals primarily with her life as a badminton player, the importance of physiotherapy in her illustrious career and what goes in the making of a champion of her stature.
This issue contains a special article by Saina Nehwal’s physio, Siddarth Sakalle on the role of physiotherapy in badminton especially from the training and injury management perspective. The award winning celebrity sports nutritionist, Ryan Fernando shares his expert advice on the use of supplements by sports persons. There are varied topics of clinical interest to the readers that include physiotherapy management of osteoporosis, clinical implications of a pilot study on the role of dry needling in osteoarthritis, the role of yoga in diabetes & cognitive rehabilitation therapy in mild cognitive impairment. The issue also features the experiences of a student while doing her MS in PT at USA. Additionally, shock wave therapy, a new treatment approach has also been discussed.
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