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Out-Patient Physiotherapy: What Does It Mean To You?
Wed, February 22, 2012
Across Nova Scotia, citizens can access physiotherapy services through publicly funded out-patient clinics located in hospitals. These services provide a hugely valuable contribution to the effectiveness - and cost-effectiveness - of health care in Nova Scotia, and help to ensure that all Nova Scotians can access physiotherapy care regardless of their age, income, or geographic location.
Tags: access - hospitals - out-patient - public healthcare funding - rehabilitation
Protect your Head on the Slopes!
Fri, January 27, 2012
With winter upon us, Canadians are gearing up for another skiing and snowboarding season. The Nova Scotia Physiotherapy Association (NSPA) and Canadian Physiotherapy Association (CPA) are strongly encouraging Canadians of all ages to wear helmets when downhill skiing or snowboarding.
While helmets do not prevent all head injuries, they can minimize the effects of a blow to the head. The Canadian Standards Association has said wearing…
Tags: concussion - head injury - helmets - skiing - snow boarding - winter sports
When is it too cold to exercise outside?
Fri, December 16, 2011
How to stay safe when you work out in sub-zero temperatures
This winter, thousands of Canadian skiers, skaters, snowboarders and runners will prove that it’s cool to exercise in cold weather. The key to staying fit as the temperature falls is proper preparation to ensure your workout is both productive and safe.
Before you even head outside for activity, pay attention to the weather forecast. The recommended cut-off…
Tags: cold-weather - exercise - winter
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