Physiotherapist Case Study

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Appendix 1: IDP Interview with Doctor Physiotherapist 29TH Jan’14 Hello my name is Nikita Kharbanda, I am a student of Amity University, I am pursuing masters in psychology, and I am doing a research on people in the medical profession. And I am here to interview Dr. S and Dr. A. Today is 29th of January and the time is 1:03 pm. We have three people in the room, sir maam and me. And I would be calling out a few important things that are, topic of my case study is “Professional journey of two couples in the medical profession” I shall interview you and record your answers for research purpose, your identity will be kept a secret and all your personal and professional details will be used in the analysis and shall not be revealed. Can I go further? NK “Yes” Dr. A “Yes” Dr. S Thank you. So, maam sir both, randomly asking for how long have you been working in this profession? Kitne saal se? NK “last 8 years” Dr. A And what lead you be in this profession? Kya inspiration tha apka ki aap iss profession, ki aap ne ye career choose kiya? Ki matlab ye kafi pehle ki baat hai aap ne before apke plus two ke baad use bhi pehle agar aapne ye socha ho agar ki medicines me jana hai to why physiotherapy? NK “Especially I was a sportsperson. So, I came to know about physiotherapy in that age also. But I didn’t make up my mind for that. Okay. Keh sakte hai ki ye ek sudden planning tha. It is not planned. But due to our nature I usually hamesha main ye chahti thi ki I do something for the society. Ok. In this manner we I just came to this profession”. Dr. A (Social Work) IDP 1 Ok and sir what about you? “Actually I am like defence. And I know that I am a average student, I didn’t have good capacity for the Btech, (Self Analysis) IDP 2 to us sam... ... middle of paper ... ... you are using Dr. Then you have to use PT. Hum India me traditionally doctor isliye lagate hai ki logo ko ye pata chale ki log inse treatment karva sakte hai. Main prescription isliye likhta hu ki pata hona chahiye ki main unko kya treatment de raha hu. Abhi jaise ki ek lady Gorakhpur se ayi, to unhe humne treatment diya for 4 days, to jab wo vapas jaengi to apne doctor ko bataengi ki physiotherapist ne haath kheechne wali exercise karvai, ya kuch, to patient apne hisaab se bataega. Wo scientifically nai bata paega. Lekin prescription hone se easy ho jaega. We use internationally used language for exercises. We use these prescriptions for record purposes also, assessment and treatment daily ka data mentain karte hai. We work for the betterment of my patients. Business to second baat hai, wo to aa hi jaega”. Dr. S & Dr. A (Positive Work Attitude) IDP 24

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