Call for Abstracts

We are excited to announce the Call for Abstracts for the 2025 Scientific Congress, focused on the theme “Rehabilitation: How Ghanaian Physiotherapists Contribute to Meeting the 2030 Agenda.” This is an excellent opportunity for researchers, clinicians, and practitioners to share their innovative work and insights, contributing to the ongoing dialogue in the field of physiotherapy and rehabilitation. We invite you to submit your abstract for consideration in the following categories: original research, case studies, clinical trials, innovations, systematic reviews, and more.

By submitting an abstract, you are not only showcasing your expertise but also contributing to the broader vision of advancing the physiotherapy profession and meeting global development goal.

Researchers and practitioners are invited to submit abstracts for discussion forums, platform (oral) presentations, and poster presentations under the following categories:

• Paediatric Rehabilitation
  Submit abstracts that highlight innovations, current trends, or case studies aimed at improving the quality of life and functional abilities in children. Topics may include advancements in therapy techniques, novel approaches to paediatric care, and success stories in rehabilitation.
• Neurological Conditions
  Share research findings or clinical experiences related to rehabilitation approaches for paediatric and adult neurology. Abstracts may focus on the recovery, management, or innovative treatment of neurological impairments such as stroke, cerebral palsy, or traumatic brain injuries.
• Musculoskeletal Disorders
  Submit studies addressing the management of conditions such as arthritis, low back pain, or other musculoskeletal dysfunctions. Contributions may explore new treatment modalities, case reports, or evidence-based approaches to improving mobility and reducing pain.
• Physical Disability
  Present abstracts that highlight the role of physiotherapy in improving the lives of persons with disabilities. Topics may include interventions for enhancing independence, adaptive technologies, or programs that improve community integration and overall quality of life.
• Ageing Population
  Share research or practical insights on rehabilitation strategies tailored to ageing and elderly individuals. Abstracts may cover approaches to maintaining functionality, managing age-related conditions, reducing pain, or promoting healthy ageing.

• Discussion Forums: Ideal for fostering interactive and dynamic conversations around specific topics within the listed categories.
• Platform (Oral) Presentations: Suitable for detailed presentations of research, innovations, or case studies with an opportunity to engage with an audience.
• Poster Presentations: Perfect for visually summarizing research findings, concepts, or innovations in a concise and engaging format.

Contributors are encouraged to select the most suitable category and format to share their work and insights effectively.

1. Original Research: Studies presenting new data or findings in the field of physiotherapy and rehabilitation.
2. Systematic Reviews: Comprehensive reviews that synthesize existing research to provide insights and conclusions.
3. Scoping Reviews: Exploratory reviews that map key concepts and evidence within the scope of physiotherapy and rehabilitation.
4. Case Reports: Detailed reports of individual patient cases highlighting unique findings or treatment approaches.
   Innovations: Abstracts showcasing novel ideas, methods, or tools that advance physiotherapy and other rehabilitation practices.
5. Clinical Trials: Studies evaluating the efficacy of interventions in rehabilitation and physiotherapy.

Abstracts should align with the theme and contribute to advancing the role of Ghanaian physiotherapists in rehabilitation.

Abstracts are therefore welcome in the areas listed.

Abstracts from the following research types will be considered for the conference:

1. Original research
2. Systematic reviews
3. Scoping review
4. Case reports
5. Innovations
6. Clinical trials