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== Description  ==
== Description  ==


Following on from the [[AGILE Project]] the '''IPTOP Project '''is the second phase of a collaborative effort from physiotherapists with an interest in Older People to engage on line alongside people with similar interests. The project is based on work assisted and ratified by AGILE to update their Physiotherapy and Older People: A resource for student and newly qualified physiotherapists booklet (2010) and will subsequently be internationalised by [http://www.wcpt.org/iptop Association of International Physical Therapists working with Older People (IPTOP)].  
Following on from the [[AGILE Project]] the '''IPTOP Project '''is the second phase of a collaborative effort from physiotherapists with an interest in Older People to engage online alongside people with similar interests.


Where possible, sources of evidence have been highlighted for you to research more, plus the project is divided into sections covering topics such as demographics, theories of ageing, policy, physiology and physiotherapy assessment and management.  
This IPTOP project is based on work assisted and ratified by AGILE to update the Older People section of Physiopedia. &nbsp;Subsequently this section in Physiopedia is being &nbsp;internationalised by [http://www.wcpt.org/iptop Association of International Physical Therapists working with Older People (IPTOP)]. &nbsp;IPTOP is a recognised subgroup of World Physiotherapy. &nbsp;IPTOP representatives Hans Hobbelen (Netherlands), Helen Johnson (Canada), Lisa Dehner (United States), and Jan Tessier (Belgium), led by Bhanu Ramaswamy (United Kingdom) will give these pages a truly international feel ready for the WCPT Congress in Singapore in May 2015. Watch this space…..<br>


The idea of the project is that it will permit physiotherapists worldwide to explore global issues together to the benefit of the older adult community as well as the profession.  
The idea of the project is that it will permit physiotherapists worldwide to explore global issues together to the benefit of the older adult community as well as the profession.  
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== Project Dates  ==
== Project Dates  ==


June 2014 - May 2015
June 2014 - May 2015  


== Articles  ==
== Articles  ==
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*[[Physiotherapy and Older People|Physiotherapy and Older People]]<br>  
*[[Physiotherapy and Older People|Physiotherapy and Older People]]<br>  
*[[Physical Activity and Older Adults|Physical Activity and Older Adults]]  
*[[Physical Activity in Older Adults|Physical Activity and Older Adults]]  
*[[Falls|Falls]]
*[[Falls|Falls]]


[[Category:Projects]] [[Category:Older_People/Geriatrics|Geriatrics]]
[[Category:Projects]]
[[Category:IPTOP Project]]

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Description[edit | edit source]

Following on from the AGILE Project the IPTOP Project is the second phase of a collaborative effort from physiotherapists with an interest in Older People to engage online alongside people with similar interests.

This IPTOP project is based on work assisted and ratified by AGILE to update the Older People section of Physiopedia.  Subsequently this section in Physiopedia is being  internationalised by Association of International Physical Therapists working with Older People (IPTOP).  IPTOP is a recognised subgroup of World Physiotherapy.  IPTOP representatives Hans Hobbelen (Netherlands), Helen Johnson (Canada), Lisa Dehner (United States), and Jan Tessier (Belgium), led by Bhanu Ramaswamy (United Kingdom) will give these pages a truly international feel ready for the WCPT Congress in Singapore in May 2015. Watch this space…..

The idea of the project is that it will permit physiotherapists worldwide to explore global issues together to the benefit of the older adult community as well as the profession.

Project Lead[edit | edit source]

Bhanu Ramaswamy

Project Dates[edit | edit source]

June 2014 - May 2015

Articles[edit | edit source]

Policy[edit | edit source]

Physiology[edit | edit source]

Physiotherapy[edit | edit source]