About the Journal

VISION

  1. Our Vision is dedicated to impart quality education in the field of Physiotherapy.
  1. Providing evidence-based Physiotherapy care to the community.
  2. Encouraging seeds of research in every professional aspirant in the

    Institution thereby to fulfill the vision of the University.

 

MISSION

  1. To provide quality education on par with the global standard.
  2. Guide towards research to promote evidence-based Physiotherapy Practice.
  1. Create awareness and provide quality service to the society and work  towards preventive health.
  1. Update and share existing and new knowledge in the field of Physiotherapy.

Aim of the MGR Journal of Physiotherapy and Advanced Research

This is a Peer-Reviewed, Quarterly (January, April, July and October) Publishing Journal. The aim of this Physiotherapy Journal is multifaceted, focusing on several key objectives:

  1. Documentation and Monitoring: This Journal serves as a record of patient assessments, treatments, and progress over time. This documentation helps track improvements or setbacks and informs future treatment decisions.
  2. Communication: This Journal facilitates communication between healthcare providers, ensuring that all involved in a patient's care have access to relevant information. This promotes continuity of care and collaboration among different healthcare professionals.
  3. Evidence-Based Practice: By recording interventions and outcomes, this journal contributes to evidence-based practice. Physiotherapists can evaluate which treatments are effective for specific conditions and adjust their approaches accordingly.
  4. Reflection and Learning: Keeping a journal encourages reflection on clinical practice. Physiotherapists can analyze their methods, outcomes, and challenges, fostering continuous learning and improvement.
  5. Legal and Ethical Purposes: This Journal serves legal and ethical purposes by documenting the care provided, which can be crucial in case of disputes or legal inquiries.
  6. Research and Education: Data from this Physiotherapy journal can contribute to research efforts, providing insights into treatment effectiveness and contributing to broader health-care knowledge.

Overall, the aim of this Journal is to enhance patient care, support evidence-based practice, facilitate communication among healthcare providers, and promote ongoing professional development and learning within the field of Physiotherapy.

In summary, while the primary objective of a this journal focus on documentation, monitoring patient progress, and facilitating communication among healthcare providers, the secondary objectives include supporting evidence-based practice, professional development, education, research, and quality improvement initiatives. Together, these objectives aim to enhance patient care, promote best practices in physiotherapy, and contribute to the advancement of the field.

Scope of MGR Journal of Physiotherapy and Advanced Research

The scope of this Physiotherapy Journal encompasses wide range of activities and information related to patient care, professional development, research, and quality improvement within the field of physiotherapy.

The Journal publish original and clinically relevant scientific papers related to Physiotherapy, Medical, Occupational therapy, Speech therapy, Rehabilitation related to the field of healthcare. The journal is intended for researchers, students and readers interested in current issues and developments in all fields of medical and exercise sciences. Here are the key aspects that fall within the scope of a Physiotherapeutic Journal:

  1. Research and Evidence-Based Practice:
  • Literature Reviews: Summarizing and critiquing current research relevant to physiotherapy practice, including systematic reviews and meta-analyses.
  • Clinical Trials: Reporting on outcomes of clinical trials investigating new treatments, interventions, or rehabilitation strategies.
  • Case Studies: Documenting unique or complex patient cases, illustrating effective treatment approaches or diagnostic challenges.
  • Evidence Synthesis: Synthesizing evidence from multiple studies to inform best practices and clinical decision-making in physiotherapy.
  1. Clinical Applications and Techniques:
  • Treatment Protocols: Describing standardized protocols for common conditions or injuries, supported by evidence-based guidelines.
  • Innovative Therapies: Reporting on novel therapeutic techniques, approaches, or technologies being applied in clinical practice.
  • Clinical Pathways: Outlining structured care pathways for specific patient populations, optimizing efficiency and outcomes in physiotherapy settings.
  1. Innovations and Technologies:
  • Technological Advances: Discussing the integration of technologies such as wearable devices, virtual reality, telehealth, and robotics in physiotherapy practice.
  • Outcome Measurement Tools: Evaluating the use of technology-based tools for objective assessment of patient outcomes and progress.
  • Data Analytics: Utilizing data analytics to analyze treatment efficacy, patient trends, and population health management in physiotherapy.
  1. Interdisciplinary Collaboration:
  • Team-Based Care: Documenting collaborative efforts with other healthcare professionals (e.g., physicians, nurses, occupational therapists) to optimize patient outcomes.
  • Communication Strategies: Discussing effective communication methods and tools for interdisciplinary teams involved in patient care.
  • Case Conferences: Reporting on interdisciplinary case conferences focused on complex patient cases and treatment planning.
  1. Policy and Advocacy:
  • Health Policy Updates: Addressing legislative and regulatory changes impacting physiotherapy practice and patient care.
  • Advocacy Efforts: Discussing initiatives and advocacy campaigns aimed at promoting the role of physiotherapists in healthcare policy development and reform.
  • Healthcare Economics: Analyzing the economic impact of physiotherapy interventions and advocating for equitable access to physiotherapy services.