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Strengthening Academic Capacity in Physiotherapy Education in Nepal

Strengthening Academic Capacity in Physiotherapy Education in Nepal

 

Objective  

  • To strengthen the academic capacity in physiotherapy education and research in Nepal as prerequisite to develop physiotherapy as an integral part in the health service system. 

Outcome 

  • Establish the first master program in physiotherapy in Nepal 
  • Develop a new bachelor program in physiotherapy  
  • Develop a pedagogic course for faculty  
  • Graduate three PhD candidates 

Rationale 

  • Satisfy the need of physiotherapists in the health sector  
  • Post graduate opportunities 
  • Research in own context 

 

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Contact

Ann-Katrin Irene Stensdotter
Professor
ann-katrin.stensdotter@ntnu.no
+47-73559277

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Bimika Khadgi participated in the prestigious joint International Continence Society (ICS) and Emirates Urological Society (EUS) 2025 conference in Abu Dhabi, UAE.

Her involvement included both attending the scientific sessions as a delegate and presenting our team's research, titled “Knowledge, self-perception and ability of pelvic floor muscle contraction among Nepalese women with urinary incontinence”.

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