Does a physiotherapist wear a white coat?

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    Nishtha Chatterjee

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    Unlike doctors, physiotherapists typically do not wear a white coat as part of their standard attire. The primary role of physiotherapists is to provide rehabilitation and physical therapy, which often involves activities such as exercises, manual therapy, and mobility training, requiring comfortable clothing that allows for easy movement. 

    Physiotherapists usually wear casual, professional attire, such as polo shirts, scrubs, or athletic wear, depending on the workplace. 

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