Program Description Practice Review Practice Review is the annual detailed audit of the practices of a number of randomly-chosen members. The College is required to perform these reviews by the regulations developed under the authority of the Physiotherapy Act. Members are required to comply with the College during a review. Practice Review produces a range of outcomes for specific conditions.
Practitioners can then evaluate themselves or be evaluated in relation to the ranges found.
In other words, the review finds the norms or ranges of care described by the profession for the particular condition under review. The specific conditions reviewed are those which impose a heavy burden of disability on clients, many clients seek therapy for, and are of high risk to clients. These selection criteria focus Practice Review on conditions that have a significant impact on the lives of people. Each annual review is meant to identify a spectrum of care for a specific condition. After a practice review, a general report is made available to all members.