All posts by Patricia Grohne

Patricia Grohne qualified with an Orthopaedic Nursing Certificate (ONC) and Diploma in Physiotherapy in 1967 from England before immigrating to Vancouver, Canada in 1969. In the eighties, she co-authored a book on Physiotherapy Department Planning, and upgraded to a BSR (PT) from UBC. As a volunteer, she has held many positions. Obtaining her Diploma in Peer Counseling in 2004, she worked as a Thomas Int. Consultant for small businesses. More recently, Patricia and the Physiotherapy History of BC Advisory Committee collaborated with PABC to publish their findings online: https://bcphysio.org/about-us/our-history In 2020, Patricia received an Award of Excellence in Lifetime Accomplishments by PABC and a Medal of Distinction from the Canadian Physiotherapy Association (CPA) in 2021.

History of Physiotherapy Uniforms in Canada

We know that in our world today, uniforms are ubiquitous and continue to define who we are and where we work. As examples, uniforms in the military stemming back to Napoleon Bonaparte, uniforms of the Church (think about the Pope’s regalia and the red robes of his cardinals), Police and

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