Definition

Declarations of Principle record the Confederation's agreed stance on issues affecting the practice of physical therapy internationally and have a two-thirds majority vote thereby becoming policy for all member organisations. (Approved at the 13th General Meeting of WCPT, June 1995)

Declarations of Principle

• Ethical Principles
• Appendix to: WCPT Ethical Principles
• Education
• Protection of Title
• Primary Health Care
• Torture
• Standards of Physical Therapy Practice
• Quality Care
• Evidence Based Practice
• Research
• Autonomy
• Private Practice
• Informed Consent
• Patients' / Clients' Rights in Physical Therapy
• Rights of the Client
• Rights of the Child
• Relationships with Medical Practitioners
• Relationships with Other Health Professionals
• Human Resource Planning

Download

Click >here< to download a copy of the WCPT Declarations of Principle and Position Statements including the Description of Physical Therapy (pdf).