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ISSN 1413-3555 Rev Bras Fisioter, São Carlos, v. 12, n. 6, p. v-vi, nov./dec. 2008 Revista Brasileira de Fisioterapia©

By joining forces, we will be strong!

Brazilian Association for Research and Graduate Studies

in Physical Therapy

Unindo forças seremos fortes!

Associação Brasileira de Pesquisa e Pós-Graduação em Fisioterapia

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n organized society is, admittedly, a strong society. he Brazilian Association for Research and Graduate Stud-ies in Physical herapy (ABRAPG-Ft), founded in May 2005, is the product of a collective efort of graduate pro-grams (by research), grant holders of the National Council for Scientiic and Technological Development (CNPq), and the country’s main physical therapy research groups during the 1st National Forum for Research and Graduate Studies by Research in Physical herapy, held in the city of São Carlos, SP.

he purpose of ABRAPG-Ft is to:

1. promote studies, analyses and discussions to subsidize the implementation of initiatives by Higher Education Institutions (HEIs) and research centers for the development of scientiic knowledge and graduate studies by research in physical therapy to meet society’s demand for scientiic, technological, cultural and artistic under-standing with high standards of quality and performance;

2. promote scientiic events, such as conferences, seminars, symposia, etc., to discuss and present proposals re-lated to research activities and graduate studies by research in the ield of physical therapy;

3. represent nationally and internationally the interests of physical therapy researchers and graduate programs by research, within their scope of practice, before Brazilian and overseas institutions in matters related to research and graduate education in physical therapy;

4. make recommendations to the country’s authoritative bodies pertaining to the formulation and execution of policies for the development of scientiic knowledge and graduate studies in the ield of physical therapy; 5. support the Brazilian Journal of Physical herapy (BJPT), which will maintain its independent editorial

struc-ture and headquarters, and other journals willing to strengthen and consolidate research and graduate pro-grams in the ield;

6. collaborate with the Federal Council of Physical herapy and Occupational herapy and its respective Regional Councils, as well as other associations of the ield whenever invited or summoned;

7. join forces with HEIs that ofer graduate programs by research in physical therapy and promote the exchange and permanent cooperation among them in order to identify and meet national, regional and local needs; 8. subsidize the representation of the ield before the Foundation for the Improvement of Higher Education

Per-sonnel (Capes), CNPq, research foundations and other development bodies and agencies to further physical therapy research and graduate studies.

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During the 4th National Forum on Research and Graduate Studies by Research in Physical herapy, held in the city of São Paulo between June 4 and 6, 2008, the new ABRAPG-Ft board of directors was chosen for the 2008 to 2010 period and comprises the following members:

President: Arméle F. Dornelas de Andrade (UFPE/PE) Vice-president: Raquel Rodrigues Britto (UFMG/MG)

Secretary: João Carlos Ferrari Correa (Uninove/SP) Scientific Coordinator: Amélia Pasqual Marques (USP/SP) Treasurer: Tania de Fátima Salvini (UFSCar/SP)

1st Substitute: Aparecida Maria Catai (UFSCar/SP)

2nd Substitute: Ricardo de Oliveira Guerra (UFRN/RN)

3nd Substitute: Sérgio Teixeira Fonseca (UFMG/MG)

Fiscal Committee:

Gardênia M. Holanda Ferreira (UFRN/RN) Maria das Graças Rodrigues de Araújo (UFPE/PE) Erika Mattos Santangelo (UFVJM/MG)

Fiscal Committee Substitutes:

Sara Lucia Silveira de Menezes (UFRJ/Unisuam/RJ) Maria de Fátima Alcântara Barros (UFPB/PB) Paulo de Tarso Camilo de Carvalho (Uniderp/MS)

Ethics Committee:

Rúben de Faria Negrão Filho (Unesp/SP) Stella Maris Michaelsen (Udesc/SC) Rosana Macher Teodori (Unimep/SP)

Ethics Committee Substitutes: Carlos Marcelo Pastre (Unesp/SP) Anamaria Fleig Mayer (Udesc/SC)

Elaine Caldeira de Oliveira Guirro (Unimep/SP)

Scientific Committee of the 5th Forum:

Luci Fuscaldi Teixeira-Salmela (UFMG/MG) Rinaldo Roberto de Jesus Guirro (USP/SP) Raquel Simoni Pires (USP/SP)

Jefferson Rosa Cardoso (UEL) Pedro Dall’Ago (UFRGS/RS)

Scientific Committee Substitutes: Naomi Kondo Nakagawa (Unicid/SP) Ana Cláudia Mattiello Sverzut (USP/SP) Mônica Rodrigues Perracini (Unicid/SP) Luis Vicente Franco Oliveira (Uninove/SP) Arthur de Sá Ferreira (Unisuam/RJ)

he Forum is promoted annually by ABRAPG-Ft and has been previously held in São Carlos, Belo Horizonte, Piracicaba and São Paulo, in that chronological order. It has become a permanent arena for the discussion of physical therapy research and graduate studies by research in Brazil. One of its main roles has been the political dialogue with development bodies and the dissemination of scientiic research conducted by graduate programs in physical therapy.

he current board of directors is in the initial phase of organization and seeks to continue the work of the previous board, as well as present speciic proposals, such as:

• integration/partnership between groups for multicenter projects and international collaboration; • student exchange programs;

• space reserved in the BJPT or in the new ABRAPG-Ft website for the publication of abstracts from national theses and dissertations; • opportunities to present theses and dissertations at ABRAPG-Ft events.

It is important to ensure that ABRAPG-Ft does not become just another association, but that it continues to grow and consti-tute a venue for the consolidation of physical therapy research and graduate programs. In this sense, the adherence of all research-ers is crucial to the growth and invigoration of the ield. Membresearch-ership privileges should be considered insigniicant compared to the political importance of an association of such high caliber and ideals.

It is time to think of ABRAPG-Ft as a powerful weapon in the ight for growth, recognition and consolidation of physical therapy research and graduate studies. herefore, we invite all of our readers to join us in this efort by sending in suggestions, providing opportunities, becoming members and renewing your annual membership, always bearing in mind that we will only be strong if we join forces!

Armèle Dornelas de Andrade

President of ABRAPG-Ft

Raquel Rodrigues Britto

Vice-President of ABRAPG-Ft

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