The Dutch Federation for Physiotherapy Education (SROF), representing physiotherapy education programmes in the Netherlands, endorses the importance of European cooperation within physiotherapy education and supports initiatives that promote transparency, quality, and professional mobility. Compared to earlier versions, the current draft guideline for a Common Training Framework (CTF) shows improvements.
Dutch Federation for Physiotherapy Education
Academic / research · Netherlands
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Dutch Federation for Physiotherapy Education filed 2 positions between 24 Mar 2026 and 16 Jun 2026, across 1 of the 326 legislative files tracked here.
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The Dutch Federation for Physiotherapy Education (SROF), representing physiotherapy education programmes in the Netherlands, has followed the development of the Common Training Framework (CTF) from the perspective of education quality, assessment and alignment with professional practice.
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