Physio Austria welcomes the development of a European Common Training Framework (CTF) for Physiotherapy. In our view, the proposed framework represents a logical continuation of the harmonisation efforts initiated through the ESCO project and provides a transparent and coherent basis for the comparability of physiotherapy qualifications and consistent recognition procedures across Europe.
Physio Austria
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Physio Austria filed 2 positions between 23 Mar 2026 and 23 Jun 2026, across 1 of the 326 legislative files tracked here, attaching a full position paper 2 times.
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Comments from Physio Austria on the European Commission’s initiative for a common training framework in physiotherapy Physio Austria, Austria’s federation of physiotherapists, recognises the European Commission’s initiative to establish a common training framework for physiotherapists as an important step towards promoting professional mobility within the European Union.
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