September 9, 2026
IPTOP is proud to announce a year-long celebration marking 25 years of advancing physiotherapy care for older adults worldwide. Throughout 2027, IPTOP will honour 28 individuals — one nominated by e...
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The purpose of the International Association of Physiotherapists working with Older People (IPTOP) Education Grant is to facilitate members’ knowledge exchange at professional conferences, through s...
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India is seeing an increase in the population above 65 years. A lot of physiotherapists in India are now approached by older people who wish to stay independent and realize the importance of staying...
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In June 2026, the International Federation on Ageing (IFA) convened the expert meeting, Pain Management in Later Life: Aligning Evidence, Policy, and Action, bringing together experts from health, car...
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From IPTOP’s President Hans Hobbelen: It was great to be at the final day, yesterday Wednesday 8th July, of the IAGG 2026 in Amsterdam. I really enjoyed being a member of the scientific committee of...
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IPTOP Member Country Representative from The Netherlands, Dennis Boer, recently combined a holiday in Santiago, Chile with a visit that the wider physiotherapy community will find genuinely inspiring....
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World Falls Congress – Manchester – June 24-26, 2026 IPTOP is proud to celebrate Bertha Oppong-Yeboah, our MCR for Ghana and IPTOP Education Grant recipient, who presented her research at ...
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World Falls Congress – Manchester June 24 – 26, 2026 Proud of IPTOP Education Grant recipient Shivam Sharma! Shivam presented research showing Perturbation-Based Balance Training reduces f...
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Great conversations, great food, and even better company! The IPTOP Social at the 3rd World Falls Congress brought physiotherapists from around the world together to connect, celebrate, and share idea...
Read moreJune 13, 2026
World PT Day takes place every year on 8 September. In 2026 the theme will be cardiovascular disease and stroke. The toolkit for World PT Day 2026 is now available, and includes information sheets, po...
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