Physiotherapy is a health care profession with an emphasis on the use of physical approaches for the promotion of health and the prevention, treatment and management of disease and disability. It is the fourth largest health care profession in the world and addresses problems with movement, dysfunction and pain. These can arise from Musculoskeletal, neurological, respiratory, and chronic disability conditions, or from mental illness and intellectual impairment.
Goals are achieved through comprehensive assessment with individualized treatment combining education, continuous support, home exercise programs and advice, using knowledge from our extensive scientific background of human anatomy and physiology.
The physiotherapy team are an integral part of the clinical body and form part of the support team for our consultants. This means they use the latest research and evidence based methods of treatment in their clinical practice. Physiotherapists have regular opportunities to discuss cases with consultants, whether for an individual who is being treated in conjunction with a surgeon or simply for input with patients receiving outpatient treatment.
Feeding the patient/elderly person on time and according to their health status
Maintains hygiene by making them shower properly, keeps their nails, hair, etc neat and clean
They assist the concerned person in their physical activities like walking, exercise, sleeping and so on.
The attendants help the patient in discharging their fecal, toileting, changing their diapers and all essential staff.
Maintain a positive and healthy environment, makes them smile and try to keep them diverted from the illness and negativity.