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Problem Solving in Respiratory Care

Synonym(s):

26, 27, 30 Nov & 1 Dec 2026 

 

This course introduces the “Problem Solving Approach” to contemporary cardiopulmonary physiotherapy practice. It is a simple framework that helps Physiotherapists in clinical reasoning, and guides them in patient management and achieving outcomes through evaluation of clinical features and potential pathophysiological basis. This course aims to provide both physiological and scientific evidences to support commonly used respiratory care modalities in local setting. This is an interactive course with case illustrations and practical components. The contents are appropriate for those who have some/ basic exposure to patients with cardiopulmonary dysfunction, and aim to provide specialised care by developing a systematic and evidence-based approach to respiratory care delivery. 

 

For course brochure, click here.

To register (internet access required), scan the following QR code or click on the web link. Registration closes on 5 Nov 2026, Thu.
 
 

 

https://form.gov.sg/6a87a3626789b159414ae54f

 
Upon registration, you agree to PGAHI Terms and Conditions
 

Course Details

Date:

26, 27, 30 Nov & 1 Dec 2026

 

Timing:

1.30 pm - 5.30 pm

 

Duration:

16 hours

 

Fees (inclusive of 9% GST):

$1040 (SingHealth Staff/ SPA Member)

$1150 (Regular)

Registration Closing Date:

5 Nov 2026, Thu

 

Training Mode:

Blended - Online & Face-to-face

 

Venue & Platform:

Online (26, 27 & 30 Nov 2026)

Zoom Cloud Meetings

Face-to-face (1 Dec 2026)

Therapy Skills Training Lab, Academia, Level 1

20 College Road, S(169856)

 

Target Audience:

Physiotherapists who manage patients with a wide range of respiratory conditions in both acute care (excluding critical care) and community settings.