I have significant concerns regarding patient safety, quality of care and the need for competence-based equivalence across Member States (MS). The proposed CTF relies heavily on minimum training content, ECTS credits and broad descriptors of professional autonomy. These measures do not adequately demonstrate equivalence in the knowledge, skills and competences required for safe and effective physiotherapy practice.
Leopardstown Park Hospital
Other · Ireland
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Leopardstown Park Hospital filed 2 positions on 19 Jun 2026, across 1 of the 326 legislative files tracked here.
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I have serious concerns regarding the proposed EU common training framework. As a Physiotherapist manager working in care of the older adult and particulary in specialised dementia services I note that one of the core clinical areas not consistently included in training across Europe is Neurology.
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