Perfil do pesquisador fisioterapeuta brasileiro

Coury, Hjcg; Vilella, I

doi:10.1590/s1413-35552009005000048

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“…We found a relatively low rate of activity of masters and PhDs in the universities, which can be explained by the rapid growth in the number of PhD physical therapists in Brazil, around 900% between 1998 and 2008 8 . In this same period, the number of undergraduate courses grew by 435% 27 .…”

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“…In this same period, the number of undergraduate courses grew by 435% 27 . According to the study by Coury (2009), it is possible to observe that public universities have more PhDs than private ones, in a relation of 5.6 PhDs per public universities to 0.84 for private ones. Therefore, there is still work for PhDs, including in private universities 8 .…”

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“…There are studies that described the profile of physical therapists of the state of Santa Catarina 7 , of the Brazilian researcher physical therapist 8 , working in cardiovascular rehabilitation 9 , in intensive care units 10,11 , in the sports area 12 , in the city of Londrina-PR 13 , and of the egressed students from the Federal University of Minas Gerais (UFMG) 14 . However, there is no data on the profile of physical therapists of the state of São Paulo.…”

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O fisioterapeuta do estado de São Paulo

Shiwa¹,

Schmitt²,

João³

2016

Fisioter. Pesqui.

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| To identify the profile of the physical therapist is important for a profession overview, which can help organs and institutions of higher education to train more qualified, fulfilled, valued, and recognized professionals for health care. The profile of the physical therapist has already been studied in other states, specific specialties or workplace; however we are not aware of the current profile of the physical therapist in the state of São Paulo (SP). The aim of this study was to describe the profile of the physical therapist of SP according to demographic, training, and professional performance aspects. All physical therapists registered in Crefito-3 with at least one year since graduation were invited to participate in the study, by means of answering an online questionnaire. También se observó que muchos trabajaban por cuenta propia, los que trabajaban en universidades y en clínicas propias son los que tenían mejor sueldo, y que el tiempo de formación y la experiencia son factores relevantes para tener mejores sueldos mensuales. Palabras clave |

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confidence: 79%

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confidence: 99%

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O fisioterapeuta do estado de São Paulo

Shiwa¹,

Schmitt²,

João³

2016

Fisioter. Pesqui.

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“…These extension programs are extremely important in academic life, because they allow for the development of educational and assistance initiatives that benefit the population that practices physical activities. It also encompasses teaching and research, which enriches academic experiences even more, in addition to being an exercise of mutual contribution in which students, professors, PSIs, and communities are involved 18 . Only 20% of the PSIs offer graduate programs in the area of Sports Physical Therapy, which can be directly related to the large quantity of specialist professionals graduated in similar areas other than Sports Physical Therapy.…”

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confidence: 99%

Perfil da Fisioterapia Esportiva nas Instituições de Ensino Superior do Brasil

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Rebouças²,

Marques³

et al. 2013

Fisioter. Pesqui.

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| The proceedings of the First Brazilian Forum of Sports Physical Therapy Professors describe guidelines to standardize education in undergraduate and graduate programs in relation to the teaching of Sports Physical Therapy in Post-Secondary Institutions (PSI). The aim of this study was to describe the profile of Sports Physical Therapy programs in Brazilian PSIs. A cross-sectional study was conducted from January to October, 2011. Through a search on the e-MEC (Ministry of Education and Culture) database, 439 institutions that offer undergraduate Physical Therapy programs were identified. Subsequently, we collected information contained in the pedagogical planning of these PSIs, specifically about the existence or absence of the discipline of Sports Physical Therapy, workload, and practicum. A questionnaire was sent to the coordinators of 33% of the PSIs that offer the discipline of Sports Physical Therapy. This subject is offered in 56% of the Brazilian PSIs that have Physical Therapy programs, it is mandatory in 97% of them and, in 62%, the content is offered together with another discipline. Based on the answers to the questionnaires, 31% of the programs have a total discipline workload ranging from 30 to 45 hours per semester, 50% of the programs offer practicum, and only 20% of the PSIs offer graduate programs in the area. We also investigated the professors' schooling: 24% of them are specialists, 31% have a Master' s degree, only 3% have a PhD degree, and 34% obtained the title of specialist member from the National Sports Physical Therapy Society (SONAFE). We observed that the Sports Physical Therapy programs in Brazilian PSIs are not in accordance with the guidelines that regulate teaching in undergraduate and graduate courses in the area.Keywords | physical therapy specialty; sports; education.resumo | O I Fórum Nacional dos Docentes da Fisioterapia Esportiva descreve diretrizes para normatização do ensino de graduação e pós-graduação referente à Fisioterapia Esportiva, as quais fundamentam orientações para Instituições do Ensino Superior (IES). O objetivo do estudo foi descrever o perfil da disciplina/do módulo de Fisioterapia Esportiva nas IES do Brasil. Foi realizado um estudo transversal entre os meses janeiro a outubro de 2011 e buscou-se no sistema de informação e-MEC a identificação das 439 instituições que ofertam o curso de graduação em Fisioterapia. Posteriormente, houve um levantamento de informações nos planos pedagógicos dessas IES, observando-se grade curricular do curso, especificamente a existên-cia da disciplina/do módulo de Fisioterapia Esportiva, carga horária e estágio supervisionado. Em seguida, foi aplicado um questionário aos coordenadores de 33% das IES que ofertam a disciplina/o módulo de Fisioterapia Esportiva. A disciplina de Fisioterapia Esportiva é ofertada em 56% das IES brasileiras com graduação em Fisioterapia; destas, 97% oferecem em caráter obrigatório e em 62% o conteúdo é ofertado unido a outra disciplina. Com base na resposta aos questionários, 31% dos cu...

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“…We observed that only 1% of the sample was composed of professionals with doctorate. Coury and Vilella 16 pointed out an increase of 90% in the number of doctors with a degree in physiotherapy in the last decade 16 . This fact is added with the findings of this study: among professionals who continued their studies, 85% chose a lato sensu course.…”

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Knowledge and use of the ICF in clinical practice by physiotherapists and occupational therapists of Minas Gerais

2018

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This study aims to evaluate the profile and knowledge of physiotherapists and occupational therapists from Minas Gerais about the International Classification of Functioning, Disability and Health (ICF) application in professional practice, trying to understand the reason for the underutilization of this universal instrument in Brazil. Observational and cross-sectional study was conducted using an online questionnaire prepared by specialists. An email was sent to all physiotherapists and occupational therapists enrolled in the Regional Council of the 4th Region. Of 22,121 emails, 1,313 were answered. 53% of the sample had graduate certificate, 65% had between two to ten years of experience, and 62% reported that clinics and patients’ houses are the places where they work. 72% of the professionals knew the ICF and 84% correctly answered the meaning of the acronym. However, 71% of professionals are unaware of the fields that make up this classification. The first contact with the ICF happened during graduation to 50% of professionals, and 28% had never had contact with ICF. 74% reported not using it in clinical practice. However, 82% of the participants believed that the use of ICF is viable in clinical practice. Most professionals had graduate certificate, worked in clinics and patients’ homes and, although most of them claim to know the ICF, the largest portion of the sample reported they did not use this classification in their professional lives, even though believing the ICF use is feasible. The lack of knowledge about the ICF prevents professionals from complying with the recommendations of the World Health Organization (WHO), the Brazilian National Health Council (CNS) and COFFITO (Brazilian Federal Council of Physical Therapy and Occupational Therapy) on the adoption of this instrument in exchange of information about health and clinical practice.

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Perfil do pesquisador fisioterapeuta brasileiro

Cited by 41 publications

References 6 publications

O fisioterapeuta do estado de São Paulo

O fisioterapeuta do estado de São Paulo

Perfil da Fisioterapia Esportiva nas Instituições de Ensino Superior do Brasil

Knowledge and use of the ICF in clinical practice by physiotherapists and occupational therapists of Minas Gerais

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