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It’s a big problem! Oulanyah pledges regulatory support to Uganda physiotherapists

SYDONA NAZZE | PML Daily Staff CorrespondentbySYDONA NAZZE | PML Daily Staff Correspondent
September 6, 2019
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Deputy Speaker Jacob Oulanyah in the group of walkers on Friday to World Physiotherapy Day (PHOTO/Courtesy)

KAMPALA – Deputy Speaker Jacob Oulanyah has pledged to support the Uganda Physiotherapy Association’s advocacy agenda to regulate the profession.

Oulanyah was on Friday 6 the chief walker to mark the World Physiotherapy Day commemorated on 8 September 2019. The walk started from City Square to Mulago hospital.

He said that many people have suffered more injuries caused by those claiming to be physiotherapists.

“I had a bad experience. A friend of mine after traveling for long went for massage. they touched a wrong nerve and he got paralysed,” Oulanyah said.

Oulanyah challenged physiotherapists to increase their efforts in professionalizing and regulating the profession by constantly engaging government to develop a legal framework and policies on physiotherapy.

He said that there is an increase in complications in physical health, hence the need for regulations and policies to promote physiotherapy.

“It is a big problem, almost everybody is limping, almost everybody is stretching and groans because they feel pain somewhere. That is why your capacity should be built so that human life is made better,” Oulanyah said.

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