The nature and extent of a person's involvement in life situations in relation to impairments, activities, health conditions and contextual factors. Participation may be restricted in nature, duration and quality. The performance of necessary and appropriate interventions to achieve the desired benefit for the client with minimal risk. A member of the CPO, chosen by the member or the CPO who agrees to coach and facilitate the member, overseeing a course of study. Mentors always evaluate the outcomes of the remediation.
All mentors provide reports to the respective committees.
The process of performing objective reassessments during the course of physiotherapy service to evaluate progress with the client and adapt the management strategy as necessary, and of conducting a final evaluation to assess the client's outcome relative to the services provided. The process of developing and updating, in consultation with the client, an appropriate physiotherapy management strategy based on assessment findings, the client's goals and desired outcomes, and the client's response to service. Physiotherapy care includes all six elements of service to achieve the desired outcome. Tools that outline the expected management approach for specific health problems. The process governing the systematic documentation, maintenance, release and retention of information either financial or clinical contained in client records.