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== About Me  ==
== About Me  ==


I am a Registered Physiotherapist from Nepal. I have graduated with a Bachelor of Physiotherapy in 2018.  
I am a Registered Physiotherapist from Nepal. I have completed my 4 and half year of bachelor degree in physiotherapy in 2018.  


I have been working as a Clinical Physiotherapist since last 2 years. I am currently working as a Subacute physiotherapist in Dhulikhel Hospital (one of the community hospitals) and as a community therapist in its outreach centers. As I have started working, I am loving my profession. As I can see patients improving, and being able to do what they weren't able to do and smile on their face makes me happy.
I have gained 3 months of experience in rehabilitation setting where mainly neurological patients with stroke, Parkinson disease, traumatic brain injury, motor neuron diseases  were admitted in their sub-acute state. After that, I joined Annapurna Neurological Institute and Allied Sciences (ANIAS)- hospital based setting where I was exposed to out-patient, in-patient ( wards and ICU) with patient with neurological and musculoskeletal conditions. These two settings really helped me to understand the urban health setting and how patients are referred to physiotherapy. I  wanted to serve the rural community of our country from my bachelor community placements. Thus  I  joined the project name, " Improving physiotherapy access in Nepal" a collaborative project of Rehab Nepal, Dhulikhel Hospital and Rotary club of Dhulikhel and Marblehead, USA. I got to improve my hand-on skills from international physiotherapist from USA during this period especially on neurological, musculoskeletal, geriatric and women's health. I was a very fruitful journey of which I am very proud about. Working in the rural setting thrived both my professional and personal growth. Getting to know health care system of Nepal, working in collaboration with local government bodies for the benefit of people with disabilities, raising awareness about need of rehabilitation in other health professionals and being active in research projects, being more empathic, understanding one's level of education in the health are some of the boon of working in rural setting.  


Now working in the rural communities of Nepal, I am interested in Pediatric Physiotherapy. There are many children and infants who aren't getting physiotherapy due to a lack of knowledge of parents about role of physiotherapy in developmental delays and cerebral palsy. This is making them face a lot of problems in their functional abilities which if they had got treatment in time would not have to suffer this much. Not only that incorporating recent advances done in developed countries in the field of rehabilitation in developing countries like Nepal is challenging and been my interest too.
I have understood how the level of person's education and their culture i.e. social environment impact  in their health. Physiotherapy is the health profession which have broad aspect and need to deal with not only physical aspect but social and psychological aspect too. Thus, I believe in biopsychosocial model of treatment. Since, it deals with many aspects, it is quite hard to make people understand about need of physiotherapy and how does it work, even I don't have that level of knowledge to understand. Hence,  I want to enhance my knowledge by pursuing further education. I am very much interested to the biomechanics of our body and how impairment in it causes various problems. Pain science is the another topic with hit me hard. I also love how rehabilitation in right time can bring change in someone's life.


I believe in, " The only person you should compare yourself to is the person you were yesterday."- Amy Morin  
I believe in, " The only person you should compare yourself to is the person you were yesterday."- Amy Morin  


That's why I always try to learn from small things possible and because of which I am here in Physiopedia to learn, improve my skills as well as to provide a bit contribution to our comphysiotherapy munity.  
That's why I always try to learn from small things possible and because of which I am here in Physiopedia to learn, improve my skills as well as to provide a bit contribution to our physiotherapy community.  


== Education  ==
== Education  ==
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== Publication ==
== Publication ==
Undergraduate Thesis Topic: "Knowledge of Developmental Milestones in Mothers of Child till 3years."
[https://jlmc.edu.np/index.php/JLMC/article/view/375 Intensive Physiotherapy Interventions in Speedy Recovery of Sub-acute Stroke: A Case Series]
 
'''[https://www.physiotherapy.org.sg/SIPC-2021-Oral-Presenters-Recordings/ Experiences in remote Nepal: The Experiences of Physiotherapy Students attending an Inter-professional Overseas Community Involvement Program (OCIP)]'''


== Physiopedia Awards ==
== Physiopedia Awards ==
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== Professional Affiliations ==
== Professional Affiliations ==
Member of Nepal Physiotherapy Association (NEPTA).
Member of Nepal Physiotherapy Association (NEPTA).


Member of Nepal Health Professional Council (NHPC).<br><br>
Member of Nepal Health Professional Council (NHPC).<br>
 
== Articles in Physiopedia ==
 
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== Where you can find me  ==
== Where you can find me  ==


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== Contact me ==
== Contact me ==
asinam148@gmail.com
manishashresthapt@gmail.com


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Name[edit | edit source]

Manisha Shrestha

Manisha Shrestha

About Me[edit | edit source]

I am a Registered Physiotherapist from Nepal. I have completed my 4 and half year of bachelor degree in physiotherapy in 2018.

I have gained 3 months of experience in rehabilitation setting where mainly neurological patients with stroke, Parkinson disease, traumatic brain injury, motor neuron diseases were admitted in their sub-acute state. After that, I joined Annapurna Neurological Institute and Allied Sciences (ANIAS)- hospital based setting where I was exposed to out-patient, in-patient ( wards and ICU) with patient with neurological and musculoskeletal conditions. These two settings really helped me to understand the urban health setting and how patients are referred to physiotherapy. I wanted to serve the rural community of our country from my bachelor community placements. Thus I joined the project name, " Improving physiotherapy access in Nepal" a collaborative project of Rehab Nepal, Dhulikhel Hospital and Rotary club of Dhulikhel and Marblehead, USA. I got to improve my hand-on skills from international physiotherapist from USA during this period especially on neurological, musculoskeletal, geriatric and women's health. I was a very fruitful journey of which I am very proud about. Working in the rural setting thrived both my professional and personal growth. Getting to know health care system of Nepal, working in collaboration with local government bodies for the benefit of people with disabilities, raising awareness about need of rehabilitation in other health professionals and being active in research projects, being more empathic, understanding one's level of education in the health are some of the boon of working in rural setting.

I have understood how the level of person's education and their culture i.e. social environment impact in their health. Physiotherapy is the health profession which have broad aspect and need to deal with not only physical aspect but social and psychological aspect too. Thus, I believe in biopsychosocial model of treatment. Since, it deals with many aspects, it is quite hard to make people understand about need of physiotherapy and how does it work, even I don't have that level of knowledge to understand. Hence, I want to enhance my knowledge by pursuing further education. I am very much interested to the biomechanics of our body and how impairment in it causes various problems. Pain science is the another topic with hit me hard. I also love how rehabilitation in right time can bring change in someone's life.

I believe in, " The only person you should compare yourself to is the person you were yesterday."- Amy Morin

That's why I always try to learn from small things possible and because of which I am here in Physiopedia to learn, improve my skills as well as to provide a bit contribution to our physiotherapy community.

Education[edit | edit source]

Kathmandu University School of Medical Sciences- Bachelor of Physiotherapy (2013-2018)

Publication[edit | edit source]

Intensive Physiotherapy Interventions in Speedy Recovery of Sub-acute Stroke: A Case Series

Experiences in remote Nepal: The Experiences of Physiotherapy Students attending an Inter-professional Overseas Community Involvement Program (OCIP)

Physiopedia Awards[edit | edit source]

Orange-belt.png
Green-belt.png

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Professional Affiliations[edit | edit source]

Member of Nepal Physiotherapy Association (NEPTA).

Member of Nepal Health Professional Council (NHPC).

Articles in Physiopedia[edit | edit source]

Where you can find me[edit | edit source]

You can find me on:

LinkedIn

Twitter

Contact me[edit | edit source]

[email protected]