Physiotherapy is an autonomous healthcare profession that requires extensive theoretical knowledge, clinical reasoning, and substantial clinical practice. A 240 ECTS programme is necessary to ensure graduates achieve the competencies required for safe and independent practice, while 180 ECTS may be insufficient to provide the depth and breadth of education expected of contemporary physiotherapists.
LUH
Lithuanian University of Health Sciences
Academic / research · Lithuania
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Lithuanian University of Health Sciences filed 2 positions on 22 Jun 2026, across 1 of the 665 legislative files tracked here.
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I believe physiotherapists should have a minimum of 240 ECTS credits to ensure consistent professional competence. Ideally, the common training framework should require a Level 7 (Master's degree) qualification to promote high-quality care and easier recognition of qualifications across countries.
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