Agnese Colpani, Andrea De Vito, Beatrice Zauli, Barbara Menzaghi, Andrea Calcagno, Benedetto Maurizio Celesia, Manuela Ceccarelli, Giuseppe Nunnari, Giuseppe Vittorio De Socio, Antonio Di Biagio, Nicola Leoni, Goffredo Angioni, Simona Di Giambenedetto, Gabriella D'Ettorre, Sergio Babudieri, Giordano Madeddu
Knowledge of Sexually Transmitted Infections and HIV among People Living with HIV: Should We Be Concerned?
Healthcare (Basel, Switzerland)
digital health technology progressively transforming physiotherapy practice despite maturing body literature relating physiotherapy digital health capability research examining digital health physiotherapy competency standards lacking lagging examine international professional practice competency standards physiotherapists identify themes common digital health practice competency published international peak organizations governing physiotherapy practice systematic metasynthesis international peak organization physiotherapy practice competency standards study undertaken nine stages competency statements related digital health extracted coded resultant themes eleven documents analyzed fiftytwo statements explicitly referenced digital health competency identified themes follows 1 digital health data governance 2 digital health data translation 3 digital health technologies digital healthrelated competency statements exist skewed toward health information management activities digital health practice currently underrepresented competency standards physiotherapists workforce advancement light burgeoning impact digital health prompt updates professional competency standards set peak organizations flow effect whereby education providers eg universities professional development providers consider curriculum training prepares individuals digitally enabled practice