About the Conference

International Conference on Physiotherapy – Palestine 2026

International Conference on Physiotherapy: Toward Global Standards in Rehabilitation

"Promoting Evidence-Based Practice and Advancing the Role of Physiotherapy in Health Systems"

Tuesday & Wednesday, May 12-13, 2026

Convention Palace - Bethlehem, Palestine

Overview

In light of the rapid advancements in the health sciences and the growing demand for high-quality rehabilitation services, advancing the physiotherapy profession according to global standards has become essential to support health systems and improve patients' quality of life. The International Conference on Physiotherapy – Palestine 2026, organized by Palestine Ahliya University, provides a specialized platform for academics, researchers, practitioners, and policymakers. The conference focuses on promoting evidence-based practice, bridging research and clinical application, and fostering innovation in rehabilitation services. Key themes include advancing clinical education, showcasing the latest research and technologies, and strengthening the role of physiotherapy in comprehensive healthcare and health policy, contributing to a more efficient and sustainable health system in Palestine while fostering scientific and professional collaboration at both national and international levels.

Conference Objectives

  • Foster evidence-based physiotherapy practice.
  • Showcase latest research and innovations in rehabilitation.
  • Strengthen academic-clinical collaboration across universities and healthcare institutions.
  • Support integration of physiotherapy into health policies to enhance rehabilitation and comprehensive healthcare in Palestine.

Conference Themes

  • Theme 1: Clinical Areas in Physiotherapy and Rehabilitation
  • Theme 2: Advanced Technologies and Emerging Trends in Rehabilitation
  • Theme 3: Physiotherapy, Community Health, and Health Systems
  • Theme 4: Education, Research, and Professional Development in Physiotherapy
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Target Participants

  • Physical Therapists and Rehabilitation Professionals
  • Academic Staff and Researchers
  • Undergraduate and Graduate Physical Therapy Students
  • Representatives from the Ministry of Health
  • NGOs, Rehabilitation Centers, and Healthcare Institutions