Advancing Knowledge in Neurological Physiotherapy
The Physiotherapy Department, Faculty of Applied Sciences, Tishk International University, successfully organized an International Workshop on Recent Advances in Stroke Rehabilitation on October 29, 2025. This academic event was conducted as part of the department’s commitment to advancing professional knowledge, clinical awareness, and evidence-based practice in neurological physiotherapy, particularly in stroke management and rehabilitation.
Primary Aim and Scientific Focus
The primary aim of the workshop was to enhance awareness about:
| Focus Area | Key Topics |
|---|---|
| Stroke | Global burden and impact |
| Preventive strategies | Risk reduction and early intervention |
| Recent advances in rehabilitation | Contemporary concepts and innovations |
The scientific sessions highlighted:
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Stroke epidemiology and its global implications
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Neuroplasticity and its role in recovery
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Integrative physiotherapy approaches for functional recovery
These topics were presented by distinguished international speakers.
Key Emphasis
The workshop emphasized the critical role of physiotherapy in:
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Improving patient outcomes after stroke
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Enhancing quality of life for stroke survivors
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Applying evidence-based practice in neurological rehabilitation
Organization and Attendance
The event was organized by the Physiotherapy Department Scientific Committee:
| Organizer | Role |
|---|---|
| Dr. Mohammad Sidiq | Scientific Committee |
| Physiotherapist Paiwand Mamand | Scientific Committee |
Attendees included:
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International speaker(s)
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Tishk International University academic staff
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Physiotherapy students
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External guest physiotherapists
Outcomes
The workshop successfully fostered:
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Academic exchange between local and international experts
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Professional networking among physiotherapists
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Interdisciplinary learning in stroke rehabilitation
The event was widely regarded as a highly informative and impactful educational experience.
Keywords: Stroke Rehabilitation, International Workshop, Neurological Physiotherapy, Evidence-Based Practice, Physiotherapy Education, Faculty of Applied Sciences, Neuroplasticity, Functional Recovery, Paiwand Mamand, Mohammad Sidiq















