Physical Therapy Quality, Safety & Rehabilitation Care Management System - GAHAR 2025 Edition

A quality, safety and rehabilitation care management system for physical therapy centres, built to the GAHAR Handbook for Physical Therapy Accreditation Standards, 2025, valid from December 2025 to December 2029. It covers all 11 GAHAR chapters, including the physical-therapy-specific standards that adapted hospital systems leave empty: hydrotherapy safety, acupuncture and dry needling, laser therapy, tele-rehabilitation, home-care physical therapy under PTH.01 to PTH.05, and green, sustainable practice.

Because so much of the risk sits in the premises, the documentation puts deliberate weight on environmental and facility safety rounds, equipment check, calibration and maintenance logging, emergency trolley and resuscitation readiness, and water quality and temperature control for hydrotherapy. Every GAHAR Safety Requirement is mapped to the procedure that implements it. The clinical spine runs from initial assessment and goal setting through individualised plans of care, reassessment and outcome recording to an end-of-care summary, with pain screening, fall prevention and high-risk populations as named procedures. Tele-rehabilitation sessions and home visits are recorded on their own forms and home care has an audit of its own, because off-site delivery is where the evidence trail normally thins.