Treating patients virtually


Follow me: A physiotherapy student demonstrating simple exercises to patients during a digital therapy session.

THANKS to technology, a group of physiotherapy students conducted a community service project without physically meeting their patients.

The members of the INTI International University Student Council (INTIMA) Physio Club recently organised their annual INTI Physio Day (IWPD 9.0) online via Blackboard, INTI’s learning management system.Besides health talks, free health screenings, as well as musculoskeletal and cardiovascular assessments were offered to those who joined.

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