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The Physio Talks is a dynamic podcast exploring the cutting-edge world of physiotherapy. In each episode, we bring together expert physiotherapists to discuss innovative techniques, the latest technologies, and the evolving landscape of rehabilitation.
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Mr. Hemang Jani on Digital Skills in Physiotherapy (opens the original)
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The future of physiotherapy is rapidly evolving, with technology playing a transformative role in how care is delivered, managed, and experienced. In this episode of the PlusPhysio Podcast, we feature an engaging conversation with Mr. Hemang Jani, Head of the Physiotherapy Department at Subhadraben Sureshchandra Institute of Physiotherapy, Ganpat University. The discussion explores how the gap between academic learning and real-world clinical practice can be bridged through digital healthcare so
Dr. Alpa’s Take on the Intersection of Tech and Ethical Physiotherapy Practice (opens the original)
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Physiotherapy isn’t just hands-on treatment — it’s accountability, documentation, patient education, and ethical decision-making.In this conversation, Dr. Alpa and Hemanshi uncover how technology is empowering ethical and standardized practices. From digital transparency to AI-backed auditing, they discuss how modern physiotherapy can be ethical and efficient. Key Points Discussed:• How following NCHP standards builds patient trust• Why evidence-based treatment becomes easier with digital tech•
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