As Dr. Roshan Jha, best physiotherapist in Dwarka, Janakpuri, Uttam Nagar, Delhi, shared with us, Physiotherapy professionals are known to restore the healthy lifestyle of the patients with the aim to reduce pain and maintain optimum functionality of the physics of the human body. On the other end, public health is all about to trying to prevent diseases, and promotion of a healthy lifestyle along with the work towards making our society free of disease. Present burden of many diseases within our society and the scarcity of enough resources make the current situation very difficult to handle.
Addition of a professional physiotherapist in the treatment team of a patient in order to prevent any particular disease, treatment or the rehabilitation of cardio vascular diseases along with diabetic patient, cancer and respiratory conditions suffered patients and the patients with hypertension and other chronic diseases and symptoms can be more value for money.
Physiotherapy, is a profession which is completely dedicated to the services of the humanity and is still in a nascent stage in India. Going by the age, it is being practised since ancient times around the globe, but in India it is around 60 years old only in practice.
The process of a basic level physio includes of an assessment, proper planning and the implementation of the program to improve or restore physical movements and to maximize movement related abilities including reducing of the pain in a particular joint or area and treatment or prevention of any physical obstacles occurred as a result of some injury, disease or by other factors like impairments.
Role of Physiotherapy in Public Health:
Cardiovascular diseases also known as CVD are such conditions wherein stroke, myocardial infarction or angina pectoris issues take place. These are caused primarily by gradual deposition of fatty substance in the coronary arteries which results into narrowing and angina as well.
Within the group of CVD patients, around thirty percent of the are suffering from back pain and arthritis; and twenty one percent are suffering from diabetes along with sixteen percent with respiratory associated diseases. Even cancer the killer disease also comes with severe levels of pain along with muscular weakness and the joint stiffness related issues wherein the physiotherapy plays an important role in the healing of the patients.
It is time to think about the management of human resources in a proper way related to Physiotherapy as a profession since high value laden public health cases are on rise in the cotemporary world. In recent time demand of home physiotherapist in Dwarka, Janakpuri, Uttam Nagar, Delhi, has increased. The current number of officially registered professionals and certified physiotherapists across India is around 50000. While few work in the public domain, many are operating in the private clinics and hospitals.
It is to be noted that a very high degree of human resource deficiency is on currently in a country like India which has a population of around 1.3 billion. Hence the need to have a reach to the common people for such facilities is highly required.
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