Hi Anja,
In the Netherlands we are having a new law which protects only the status
and not the applications. So nobody can call himself a PT as long as he or
she isn't a qualified PT, but everyone can perform the things a PT has
learned for.
So right now even a beautyfarm can perform electrotherapy, etc. if they want
to. Even my neighbour can start a massagesalon.
We will have to see where it will lead us to, but the future will bring the
solution.
So far the contribution from the Netherlands, all the best,
Bart
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>-----Oorspronkelijk bericht-----
>Van: ANJA HOCHSPRUNG <[log in to unmask]>
>Aan: [log in to unmask] <[log in to unmask]>
>Datum: maandag 3 augustus 1998 21:14
>Onderwerp: massage
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>>Dear colleagues:
>>One question from Spain about a PT legal issue.
>>I would like to know legal regulations in other countries about massage.
>>Everybody can do it, or do you need a PT degree?
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>>Yours,
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>>Anja Hochsprung
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>>Anja Hochsprung
>>Physiotherapist
>>Physiotherapy Department
>>Hospital de Virgen del Rocio ULM
>>(Spinal Cord Injuried Department)
>>Sevilla(Spain)
>>E-mail: [log in to unmask]
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