The Pocketbook For Physiotherapists
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The Pocketbook For Physiotherapists

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SKU: 9789350255605

Unlock the power of physiotherapy with “The Pocketbook for Physiotherapists” by Amrohit (ISBN: 9789350255605). This essential guide provides quick access to key concepts, techniques, and clinical pearls. Perfect for students, practitioners, and anyone seeking a concise physiotherapy reference. Improve patient care and boost your knowledge with this handy pocketbook. Explore practical tips, evidence-based insights, and common conditions. Elevate your physiotherapy practice today!

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25 reviews for The Pocketbook For Physiotherapists

  1. Paridhi Jain –

    The book is okay. It contains all basic physiotherapy concept. I did not find advance techniques in the book.

  2. Manjeet Dahiya –

    Helpful pocketbook with key physiotherapy concepts. It is easy to carry and consult. It helps me to remember all concepts.

  3. Chetna Joshi –

    A good summary of key concepts. Some of the techniques described are a bit outdated.

  4. Garima Sharma –

    The book is a great resource for students. I would like to see updated research. It provides a compact overview.

  5. Amit Yadav –

    This book is a lifesaver during clinical rotations! Easy to understand and apply.

  6. Sanket Vilas Bansod –

    The pocketbook is quite informative. It is great for clinic. Few diagrams may help for better understanding.

  7. Sridhar S –

    Perfect for carrying around during placements! I would definitely recommend this.

  8. Udit Gupta –

    Easy to carry and consult. Wish there were more illustrations for some of the techniques.

  9. Supriya Sahu –

    Great for quick reference in clinic. The layout could be improved for easier navigation.

  10. Himanshi –

    As a student, I appreciate having this pocketbook. It’s not a comprehensive textbook, but a useful supplement.

  11. Mohit Raghuwanshi –

    The perfect size for a white coat pocket! Some sections are stronger than others.

  12. Deepanshi –

    Good for a quick refresher. Not detailed enough for complex cases, but great for the basics.

  13. Nikhil Garg –

    A handy reference for quick reminders. Some sections were more helpful than others, but overall a good resource for students.

  14. Gurpreet Singh –

    The book is handy. It is easy to understand and apply in practice. The book is very helpful.

  15. Shreya –

    I liked the concise explanations. It would be great if future editions included more recent research.

  16. Mohammad Fahim Faisal –

    It is a must have resource during clinical practice. It provides concise information about all physiotherapy aspects.

  17. Poorva Agarwal –

    Pocketbook is a great resource. As a student, I found very helpful to remember and quick consult.

  18. Siddharth Biswas –

    A helpful resource for students. Some areas could be expanded upon, but overall, a solid purchase.

  19. Archit Bansal –

    Compact and useful. Found a few typos, but the information is generally accurate.

  20. Shubham Mishra –

    A valuable addition to any physio’s library. It’s concise and practical guide for a quick overview.

  21. Ishika Goyal –

    Informative and concise. Great for reviewing basic concepts on the go. A must-have for physio students.

  22. Sakshi Agarwal –

    The perfect companion for physiotherapy students. It helps to remember quickly. Highly recommended.

  23. Tanya Adil Mogrelia –

    A decent overview of physiotherapy principles. Some of the content felt a bit dated. Still worth the price.

  24. Akshat Jain –

    Great for on-the-go information. I found the format a bit too condensed at times. Still, a valuable addition to my toolkit.

  25. Saurav Kumar –

    Convenient and informative. I would recommend this to my colleagues. The book is handy during clinical practice.

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