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Increase in ACC payments

ACC has asked the Board to draw practitioners’ attention to the 2.22% increase in contributions ACC pays for treatment, consultation and imaging under the Cost of Treatment Regulations.

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PNZ Conference 16 – 18 September 2016

Thank you to all the physiotherapists who took the time to engage with us at your recent PNZ conference.

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Educational Programme Accreditation Fees

The Physiotherapy Board is consulting on Educational Programme accreditation fees for the 2017/ 2018 practising year.

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Annual Report 2015/2016

The Physiotherapy Board’s Annual Report for 2015/2016 is now available online.

Click here to download a copy.

Disciplinary Levy 2016: FAQ

I’ve paid for my Annual Practising Certificate. Why do I need to pay an additional amount for the Disciplinary Levy?

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Disciplinary Levy and Return to Practice fee increases (2017/18)

An important part of the Physiotherapy Board’s role is receiving and processing complaints and notifications. We are the statutory body which sets standards, monitors and promotes competence, continuing professional development and conduct for the practice of physiotherapy in the interests of public health and safety. (more…)

'Physiotherapy Specialist': an update

The Physiotherapy Board has reviewed a number of processes that physiotherapists undertake to achieve registration as a Physiotherapy Specialist. (more…)

Sixth Physiotherapy Specialist registered

The Physiotherapy Board is pleased to announce the registration of Melissa Davidson as a Physiotherapy Specialist, working in the area of continence and women’s health.

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Further information on the rising numbers of complaints and notifications

An important part of Physiotherapy Board’s role is receiving and processing complaints. We are the statutory body which sets standards, monitors and promotes competence, continuing professional development and proper conduct for the practice of physiotherapy in the interests of public health and safety. 

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Physiotherapy and the Christchurch earthquakes

Disasters can happen anywhere in the world at any time. Traditionally physiotherapists have travelled overseas to provide support in the post-disaster phase – in this situation the acute event has passed, and responding physiotherapists can be confident that their home and family are safe and stable to return to.

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