Welcome to the Beta version of Physioexchange.com.    

The site is still underdevelopment, so you may find that some of the features are not enabled.  It would be helpful, if you could let me know what issues you run across, and i will pass it on to the developers. 

Goals of Physioexchange.com 

1.  Forum for physical therapists (PTs, Physios, Fisios) practicing sports, orthopedic and manual therapy.

2.  A tool for continuing education providers to post online content to facilitate learning outside of the classroom. 

3.  Provide a directory of continuing education courses (both classroom and online).

4.  Provide a portal for Physio's to rapidly and easily share their clinical experience and knowledge to the community of PTs.   

What you can do at Physioexchange.com 

1.  Ask the community a question.

2.  Post an article about your clinical or scientific findings.

3.  Post a video (YouTube) demonstrating a technique/exercise.

4.  List your information about continuing education courses you offer.

5.  Upload a Video (FLV), to our online continuing education database, for your students to access with your permission.

6.  Write a review about a recent classroom or online course you have taken.

7.  Write a review about an instructor you have taken a class from.

8.  Comment and discuss questions, articles, videos and courses.

9.  Advertise your physical therapy expertise by making your therapist profile viewable to the public.  

How to get started?

1. Watch this video on registering and getting started

2. Click "sign up" to set up an account

3. Familiarize yourself with the navigation.  The top menu allows you to browse articles, videos and questions.  As well as, search for online or classroom courses.  The Therapist Profile allows you to search members that have made their profiles public.The menu bar at the bottom allows you to do all of the above, as well as, post articles, videos or questions.  It also allows you to list your classroom courses, up load online courses and add grant users access to your online courses.

4. Remember that we are still working out the kinks so we appreciate your patience and feel free to post a comment here telling us about issues you have come across.

Thanks for taking the time to check out physioexchange.com and i hope you find the site useful.

Roland Lucas PT