From Junior to Senior—Physiotherapy Connects Generations

Dear Colleagues,

A modern concept of rehabilitation is holistic activities that aim to improve not only the physical but also mental condition of patients of different ages, using a variety of innovative physiotherapeutic methods combined with psychotherapeutics, occupational therapy and cosmetology. Therefore, the aim of the conference is to debate and share the experiences of specialists in the field of medical sciences, physical sciences, and health and social sciences regarding the latest achievements in the field of broadly understood rehabilitation, the treatment and prevention of people of all ages ranging from the youngest to the most senior. The overarching idea of the conference is the presentation and dissemination of both existing and new methods of the practical application of research results in everyday practice. The conference - 11th The International Days of Physiotherapy “From junior to senior – physiotherapy connects generations” is an attempt to draw attention to the important and current problems of rehabilitation and treatment, as well as to broadly understand the prevention of diseases in both healthy and sick people in the modern world. During this scientific event, we will discuss the most current trends that are a response to changes occurring in the human environment in the context of the contemporary development of civilization and science combined with practice.

Main topics:

• Physiotherapy in the COVID-19 era;
• The use of modern technologies in rehabilitation and therapy;
• Primary and secondary prevention of civilization diseases;
• Quality and lifestyle at different stages of life in the light of comprehensive rehabilitation;
• Modern physiotherapy in childhood diseases, cancer and diseases of the nervous system;
• Modern physiotherapy in internal diseases and diseases of the musculoskeletal system;
• Ethics in medical, therapeutic and cosmetology services;
• The importance of occupational therapy in comprehensive rehabilitation at different stages of life;
• Cosmetology, dermocosmetology, and aesthetic cosmetology.

Prof. Dr. Agnieszka Chwałczyńska
Prof. Dr. Joanna Kowalska
Guest Editors

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