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Registrant Advisory – Naloxone

Registrant Advisory – Naloxone

September 7, 2017

The College of Physical Therapists of British Columbia has issued a Registrant Advisory concerning Naloxone to the CPTBC website.

December 7, 2023
Quality Practice e-Newsletter Issue 13
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Regarding professional development, the portfolio model is a common approach many regulato…

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December 5, 2023
Name Proposed for New Multi-Profession College
Published by Alice Yu
On December 1, 2023, the Ministry of Health posted proposed amendments to the regulations …

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October 26, 2023
Joint Apology and Commitment to Action Report Released by Health Regulatory Colleges
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Nine BC health profession regulatory colleges, including CPTBC, released a progress report…

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College of Physical Therapists of BC @ptcollegebc ·

8 Dec

The Quality Practice Team has been working on an improved approach to address the shortcomings and make the Professional Development process more relevant, flexible and meaningful for registrants.

Read our latest newsletter to learn more.
https://bit.ly/CPTBCPD

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College of Physical Therapists of BC @ptcollegebc ·

6 Dec

The Ministry of Health proposed a name for the new multi-care profession regulatory college that CPTBC will be a part of, which is set to launch on June 28, 2024.

Read more about the amendments and how to share feedback on the proposed name: https://cptbc.org/2023/12/05/name-proposed-for-new-multi-profession-college/

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College of Physical Therapists of BC @ptcollegebc ·

1 Dec

📚The updated Standards of Practice for Physical Therapists in British Columbia are coming in early 2024!

Thanks to your valuable feedback, these standards have been revised for better alignment with BC's context.

#PhysicalTherapy #BCHealth

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College of Physical Therapists of BC @ptcollegebc ·

27 Nov

PTs: Feel like you always need a little more guidance when deciding whether to use EPAs? This handy resource outlines the critical factors to consider.

https://bit.ly/CPTBCEPAs

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