Advances in Physiotherapy are transforming in public health care.Public Healthcare is increasingly aided by information collected, stored, managed, interpreted and distributed by advance physiotherapeutic  system of Medicine. In the last two decades or so,Physiotherapy in Public health is playing an ever-expanding role in the transformation of healthcare delivery.

The purpose of the International Conference of Physical Therapy is to explore and map the opportunities and challenges facing the growing public health sector. The conference explores and examines the role of Physiotherapy in reshaping the public healthcare industry, providing healthcare delivery, reducing clinical risks and modernizing healthcare facilities.

The conference aims to address the various aspects of Physiotherapeutic system of medicine in current relation to establishment of a solid and feasible Physiotherapy health care delivery system in our country and globally. In addition, the conference will explore the socio economic aspects of Physiotherapeutic applications in a Public healthcare context as well as related standards and legal issues.

Participants of this conference will gain knowledge and be able to network with the leading key players in this sector in Internationally. The conference aims to provide the participants an occasion to share and exchange experiences and research findings, to stimulate more ideas and useful insights regarding the uses of recent advance technology in healthcare and to debate their views on future research and developments.

The conference welcomes papers that address issues related to recent technology and its applications in a Physiotherapy and healthcare context especially in relation to India and globally. All papers accepted for publication will be published in the conference proceedings, which will be available to delegates at the time of registration.

Who will attend INCPT AIIMS-2013

Healthcare providers, policy makers, researchers:

• Physiotherapists

• Medicial personnel/suergeons

• Occupational therapists

• P&O

• Dietician

• Director of Clinics

• Department Heads  

• Ministry of Health officers

• Department of - Healthcare officers

• Healthcare programme officers (WHO,NGO and any other agencies)

• Researchers/ academic officers specialized in Physiotherapy/ medicine /Public healthcare