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Physiotherapy during COVID-19

A list of resource links to help physiotherapists navigate care during COVID-19

Recommendations for Physiotherapy Management for COVID-19 in the Acute Setting

Respiratory Physiotherapy in COVID-19: Italian Association of Respiratory Physiotherapists

Role of Respiratory Rehab in the COVID-19 Crisis: Italian Position Paper

Efficacy and Safety of Prone Positioning Combined with HFNC or NIV in ARDS: Prospective Cohort

Rehab resources for COVID-19 (updated daily)

Slides from APTA COVID presentation

Michif Translation COVID-19 facts

Michif Translation Home Fires COVID-19 Strategy by Dr. Carrie Bourassa 

 

CERS Webinar Series: COVID-19 and the Allied/Rehabilitation Health Provider

Click Here to see the recorded webinars from our series COVID-19 and the Allied/Rehabilitation Health Provider

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