The updated Standards of Practice come into effect today. Click here to learn more about the updates: http://ow.ly/pTAV30sICNC
College of Physiotherapists of Alberta
Hospitals and Health Care
Edmonton, Alberta 723 followers
To safeguard and serve the public through effective regulation of the practice of physiotherapists in Alberta.
About us
The stated mission of the College of Physiotherapists of Alberta (CPTA) is to safeguard and serve the public interest through effective regulation of the practice of physiotherapists in Alberta. We believe every patient deserves access to core health services such as physiotherapy. By ensuring the right systems and processes are in place, CPTA is able to meet the public’s expectations for the delivery of safe and effective physiotherapy.
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http://www.cpta.ab.ca
External link for College of Physiotherapists of Alberta
- Industry
- Hospitals and Health Care
- Company size
- 11-50 employees
- Headquarters
- Edmonton, Alberta
- Type
- Nonprofit
- Specialties
- Setting and enforcing practice and professional standards for physiotherapists in Alberta, Registering only qualified and competent physiotherapists, Investigating public and patient concerns, and Professional development opportunities to physiotherapists
Locations
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Primary
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10357 109 Street
Suite 300 Dorchester Building
Edmonton, Alberta T5J 1N3, CA
Employees at College of Physiotherapists of Alberta
Updates
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Quarterly report of all closed conduct files from July 1 - Sept 30, 2024. http://ow.ly/qKom30sICNB
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The College of Physiotherapists of Alberta often receives questions about fees and billing from patients, third-party payers, physiotherapists and physiotherapy business owners. This article will address some of the frequently asked questions, with the aim of providing physiotherapists and others with guidance when establishing their fees and billing practices. http://ow.ly/fu8j30sICNA
Good Practice: Fees and Billing FAQs — College of Physiotherapists of Alberta
cpta.ab.ca
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The revised Standards of Practice for Alberta Physiotherapists (2025) will come into effect on January 1, 2025. http://ow.ly/qFcS30sICNz
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Episode 66: Implementing the new Health Equity and Anti-Discrimination and Indigenous Cultural Safety & Humility Standards of Practice http://ow.ly/7itj30sICNy
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Good Practice: Highlighting Changes to Funding Fees and Billing Standard of Practice http://ow.ly/STVN30sICNx
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Registrations cancelled either at the request of the member or by the College of Physiotherapists of Alberta when the member failed to renew their practice permit. http://ow.ly/1nLb30sICNw
Cancelled Registrations 2024 — College of Physiotherapists of Alberta
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Supervision is an essential competency for physiotherapists working in Canada?s health system. While no one supervision model will apply to all contexts of physiotherapy practice, this guide provides a framework to support effective supervision in clinical practice to help ensure that the College of Physiotherapists of Alberta?s Practice Standards are met. http://ow.ly/J04c30sHVCv
Supervision Guide — College of Physiotherapists of Alberta
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Good Practice: Supervisory Roles for Physiotherapist Interns. As the College of Physiotherapists of Alberta updated the Standards of Practice, there were several changes made to the Supervision Standard of Practice. One significant change was the explicit recognition that different supervisee groups have different supervision requirements due to their education and registration status. This article focuses on the supervision of physiotherapist interns. http://ow.ly/eo7v30sHVCu
Good Practice: Supervisory Roles for Physiotherapist Interns — College of Physiotherapists of Alberta
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