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With Advocate Devansh Gadda ❤️
This year you gave us an amazing gift of becoming an advocate and I couldn't be more proud of you. 🥰
Everyone will have to watch out from now on. 😎
I'm glad that our parents decided that I shouldn't grow up alone 😇😜

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I came across one of the early drawings that I made of my clinic to design how everything will have to be placed, and since there are 3 doors to the clinic, we were very confused as to which one to choose as an entrance.

This was because none of the entrances were wide enough to permit wheelchairs to come in smoothly.

So we decided to put in an additional amount of money, break a few bricks around this door and make it wide enough to allow wheelchairs inside.

The next challenge came for a ramp. If you go to design a ramp, then the ideal ratio is 2:12. Which means for every 2 inch height, the length of the ramp should be 12 inches. Our height was 10 inches. So that meant curating a 5 feet long ramp. Our clinic owner gave us a big no on that 😅.

This is where the non-inclusivity for specially abled folks comes from. Majority of the hospitals, clinics in our city don't even have a ramp for them to come in easily.

So we decided to get it made in wood and design it in a way that we can easily pick it up and keep it whenever not required. It also isnt 5 feet long and the wheelchair user has to be pushed up the slope with a helper at the back. But atleast they can come in easily and it's not a challenge.
This was the only option I had at that time due to the fact that majority of the clinic spaces we saw for 1 year never had wheelchair friendly entrances. So we had to make do with this creation.

A lesson to take away from this: if you are a physio, and you are setting up your own clinic, please make sure it has a wheelchair accessible entrance, so that you can have an inclusive environment for them. After all, to enable them to become independent, as we play a major role, we cannot be the ones creating a big challenge for them to come to our space. 😇

We all know that autonomic dysreflexia is a medical emergency.

However, do you know-
❓All the possible triggers for the same?
❓What should be done in such a situation?
❓What SHOULD NOT BE done in this case?
❓What are the disastrous effects of an episode getting out of control?

Time is of essence, and your thorough knowledge as a physiotherapist interacting with a person with a spinal cord injury can potentially save a precious life.

To become a more informed and proactive professional, join our workshop series ‘Mastering Spinal Cord Injury’ in the month of September 2023. DM for more details!

Structural impairments?
Functional impairments?
Clinical reasoning?
Activity limitation?
Participation restriction?

Puzzled by all these columns when it comes to solving ICF?
Do you feel that ICF is an unnecessary thing to do for your exams and you are ok with just the assessment?
And- learning about ICF in different formats and now thoroughly confused about what's right and what's not.

So let's make ICF easy to understand and implement in our practice because let's face it, inevitably we do end up doing clinical reasoning and problem solving by using the ICF framework.

Special feature: Pediatric and Adult Neuro cases
Documentation and how to succeed in your next case presentation

Who should attend?
3rd year, 4th year, Intern students
MPT students

Speaker: Dr. Khushboo Gadda, MPT NeuroPhysiotherapy

Contact:
FitFully Yours Physiotherapy clinic: 8104682109
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