Physical Therapy Program, School of Allied Health Sciences, Organizes KM Session 1 to Strengthen Strategic Thinking and Explore the Future of Physical Therapy

On October 27, 2026, the Physical Therapy Program, School of Allied Health Sciences, Walailak University, organized its first Knowledge Management (KM) activity for the 2026 academic year under the theme “Strategic Thinking and Future Directions of the Physical Therapy Profession.”

The program was deeply honored to welcome Dr. Wiroj Thipwiboonchai, PT, President of the Physical Therapy Association of Thailand, as a distinguished guest speaker. He shared his valuable knowledge, professional insights, and perspectives on three key areas:

 

🔹 Strategic Thinking and Planning: Developing strategic perspectives and effective approaches to long-term planning.

🔹 Emerging Trends in Healthcare: Understanding changes and future developments in the healthcare system.

🔹 The Future of Physical Therapy: Exploring the evolving roles, responsibilities, and future directions of the physical therapy profession.

 

The session provided a valuable platform for faculty members and teaching assistants of the Physical Therapy Program to exchange knowledge, share experiences, and engage in meaningful discussions. The activity focused on collaboratively identifying strategies for curriculum development and enhancing teaching and learning approaches to ensure that future physical therapy graduates are well-equipped with the knowledge, skills, and competencies needed to meet the evolving demands of society and the healthcare sector.

 

The Physical Therapy Program, School of Allied Health Sciences, Walailak University, extends its sincere appreciation and gratitude to Dr. Wiroj Thipwiboonchai for generously sharing his expertise, insightful perspectives, and valuable inspiration. His contributions have provided meaningful guidance for the continued development of the program and the advancement of physical therapy education.

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