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Ubezpieczenie społeczne fizjoterapeutów

Damian Durlak


Damian Durlak – Ubezpieczenie społeczne fizjoterapeutów. Fizjoterapia Polska 2023; 23(3); 116-119

DOI: https://doi.org/10.56984/8ZG143Sbq

Streszczenie:

Fizjoterapeuci ze względu na specyfikę wykonywanego zawodu są szczególnie narażeni na wypadki przy pracy. Istniejące w Polsce ubezpieczenie społeczne umożliwia im jednak zabezpieczenie na wypadek niezdolności do pracy. W niniejszym artykule zawarto najważniejsze kwestie dotyczące definicji i rodzajów ubezpieczeń społecznych, z jakich mogą korzystać fizjoterapeuci. Opisano powiązanie między prawem pracy a ubezpieczeniem społecznym. Przedstawiono również świadczenia, jakie przysługują pracownikowi z tytułu wypadku przy pracy lub choroby zawodowej. Ze względu na wymagającą pracę oraz ryzyko wypadku przy pracy istotne jest, aby fizjoterapeuci byli świadomi swoich praw i obowiązków, a w razie potrzeby – by korzystali z ubezpieczenia społecznego.

Słowa kluczowe: ubezpieczenia społeczne, fizjoterapeuci, ubezpieczenie wypadkowe, wypadki przy pracy

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Intellectual property law in physiotherapy

Damian Durlak

 

Damian Durlak – Prawo własności intelektualnej w fizjoterapii. Fizjoterapia Polska 2023; 23(2); 134-136

DOI: https://doi.org/10.56984/8ZG0DF83B

Abstract
Intellectual property law applies to many spheres of everyday work activity. In many moments we reach for someone else’s inventions, and sometimes we ourselves become the author of literary, photographic or audiovisual works. Also, physiotherapists, during their work, can become authors of non-material works, e.g. photos or recordings of treatments performed according to their original design. Appropriate knowledge of intellectual property law can help to avoid problems related to the use of other people’s inventions in one’s own work, as well as to prevent unauthorized access and dissemination of created works. The aim of this article was to present briefly the issues related to intellectual property law, which also apply to physiotherapists.
Key words:
physiotherapy, intellectual property law, intangible works
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Physiotherapeutic methods of treatment of sexual disorders associated with pain

Damian Durlak


Damian Durlak – Fizjoterapeutyczne metody leczenia zaburzeń seksualnych związanych z bólem. Fizjoterapia Polska 2023; 23(1); 50-53

DOI: https://doi.org/10.56984/8ZG07B1A1

Streszczenie

In a holistic assessment of the patient’s health, it is worth considering not only the physiological and psychological, but also the sexual zone. It has a strong influence on the assessment of the quality of human life. Understanding a patient’s problems, especially when it comes to pain-related sexual dysfunction, is essential for successfully treating ailments. Physiotherapists can also use appropriate therapy to support drug and psychological treatment.

Słowa kluczowe:
physiotherapy, sexual dysfunction, pain, dyspareunia

Tax changes and self-employment by physiotherapists

Damian Durlak


Damian Durlak – Zmiany podatkowe a prowadzenie własnej działalności gospodarczej przez fizjoterapeutów. Fizjoterapia Polska 2022; 22(5); 84-87

DOI: https://doi.org/10.56984/8ZG20Az0J

Abstract

A physiotherapist running or thinking of starting his/her own business must take into account many factors affecting business profitability. All predictable costs, as well as sudden crises and geopolitical changes should be considered due to their significant impact on the ability to continue running the business. Recent changes in tax policy and geopolitical turmoil make the analysis even more difficult, and its results not always optimistic.

Keywords:
physiotherapists, tax changes, inflation, self-employment

Article only in Polish language

Ethical and psychological issues of oncological physiotherapy

Damian Durlak


Damian Durlak – Kwestie etyczne i psychologiczne fizjoterapii onkologicznej. Fizjoterapia Polska 2022; 22(4); 44-46

DOI: https://doi.org/10.56984/8ZG1A6Sbq

Abstract
Every year, canceris diagnosed in an increasing number of patients. Any diagnosis that confirms cancer causes enormous stress and trauma to the patient. Poor mental state may result in a lack of willingness to cooperate with a physiotherapist, and, as a result, hinder the overall treatment process. Physiotherapists should pay special attention to the principles of ethics in the profession and the possibilities of psychological support of patients during therapy. Reducing stress in patients and gaining their trust might help them recover faster.

Key words:
physiotherapy, oncology, ethics, psychological support

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Coaching jako narzędzie motywowania fizjoterapeutów do podnoszenia kwalifikacji zawodowych

Damian Durlak


Damian Durlak – Coaching jako narzędzie motywowania fizjoterapeutów do podnoszenia kwalifikacji zawodowych. Fizjoterapia Polska 2022; 22(3); 144-148

Abstract
Introduction. Professional development is crucial for specialists in all fields. Physiotherapists also should take care of their professional and educational development. Coaching is able to help them set and achieve goals.
Objectives. This article was focused on characterization of coaching and its possible use among physiotherapists.
Methods. Review of the literature was used, consisting of articles about coaching among medical professionals.
Results. The vast majority of articles emphasize coaching’s positive qualities and effectiveness in medical professionals’ professional, educational and personal development. Few drawback were mentioned – mostly the need to appropriately match time and theme of the meetings with specific medical professions.
Conclusions. Coaching is still not a popular topic around physiotherapists. It should be more widespread, to encourage further development, independently from the level of education or professional experience.

Key words:
physiotherapists, coaching, professional development, competences, qualifications

Labour law for physiotherapists in Poland

Damian Durlak


Damian Durlak – Prawo pracy dla fizjoterapeutów w Polsce. Fizjoterapia Polska 2022; 22(3); 30-36

Abstract
Every employee is responsible for their basic knowledge of labour law. Getting acquainted with relevant laws and regulations may save an unaware employee from being sued by the employer or provide grounds for pursuing their claims when the employer violates the employee’s interest. This is particularly important in the case of medical professionals. Physiotherapists, as employees of one of the medical professions, are covered by different regulations regarding, for example, working hours or remuneration for work outside working hours. The prevailing COVID-19 pandemic additionally contributed to the introduction of new regulations that would change the way medical employees perform work. The objective of this study is to present the most important information about labour law from the point of view of a physiotherapist.

Key words:
physiotherapy, labour law, COVID-19, medical professions

Article only in Polish language

Successful public procurement of physiotherapeutic equipment

Damian Durlak


Damian Durlak – Skuteczne zamówienia publiczne na sprzęt fizjoterapeutyczny. Fizjoterapia Polska 2022; 22(2); 54-58

Abstract
Medical facilities purchasing medical equipment under the public procurement procedure are obliged to comply with the regulations specified in legal acts. Due preparation of the specification of the subject of the contract, selection of the appropriate team responsible for the process, and above all, understanding the needs and opinions of physiotherapists who will be using the equipment in the future can significantly affect the success of the entire process. Physiotherapists should be aware of the basics in the field of public procurement in order to be able to support other employees in the adequate preparation of tenders and in the selection of contractors.
Proper cooperation will ensure physiotherapists’ satisfaction working on the suitable equipment, and safe physiotherapeutic conditions for patients.
Key words:

Physiotherapy, public procurement, physiotherapy equipment

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Wykorzystanie lasera frakcyjnego CO2 przez fizjoterapeutów

Damian Durlak

Damian Durlak – Wykorzystanie lasera frakcyjnego CO2 przez fizjoterapeutów. Fizjoterapia Polska 2022; 22(1); 32-36

Abstract
Similar techniques and equipment can be used in both physiotherapy and aesthetic cosmetology. Physiotherapists, thanks to their knowledge and experience in physical therapy, can successfully perform aesthetic physiotherapy treatments.
The study presents the subject of skin structure, laser therapy and the use of CO2 fractional lasers in aesthetic cosmetology. It discusses possibilities to help patients after accidents in terms of aesthetics with the use of aesthetic physiotherapy.
The vast majority of the analysed literature relates to the effective use of laser therapy to treat scars (especially burn scars). It also refers to the effectiveness of the use of lasers in the case of diseases of the locomotor system as well as in the treatment of purely aesthetic defects.
Aesthetic physiotherapy is a subject that is still poorly researched. However, it can be used by any physiotherapist interested in the subject of cosmetology and aesthetic medicine, as well as having experience in physical therapy.
Key words:
aesthetic physiotherapy, aesthetic cosmetology, laser therapy, CO2 fractional laser
Article only in Polish language

Physiotherapist’s role in physical activity of people working from home

Damian Durlak

Damian Durlak – Rola fizjoterapeuty w aktywności fizycznej u osób pracujących zdalnie. Fizjoterapia Polska 2021; 21(5); 226-232

Abstract
Introduction. COVID-19 pandemic introduced new restrictions and either forced or encouraged citizens to stay mostly in isolation, preferably at home. Many companies sent their employees to work from home. With fitness centers, gyms and other sport facilities closed by government, there were scarce chances and motivators to work out.
Objectives. This paper was dedicated to studying the possible outcomes of COVID-19 related isolation and decrease in citizen’s everyday activity. Proposed usage of telephysiotherapy is presented.
Methods. In this paper a literature review and a discussion is performed regarding the current work-from-home situation in Poland, drawbacks of prolonged isolation and areas where physiotherapists might help citizens.
Results. Reduction of physical activity has significant impact on individuals’ bodies and should not be ignored. Patients with specific diseases might use telephysiotherapy services and continue their treatment. However, there is a need to provide home office employees with a good source of motivation and properly prepared sets of exercises to remain healthy and fit. Physiotherapists have an occasion to provide such services and use their professional knowledge in this area.
Conclusions. Physiotherapistscan provide services like telephysiotherapy with sets of exercises provided for specific groups of users. This allows for a win-win situation: physiotherapists earn money on a slightly different type of tasks and patients have a professional source of profitable exercises.
Key words:
COVID-19, telephysiotherapy, physical activity, working from home

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