The clinical plan
It sets out the goals, areas of work, progression and reassessment you have chosen.
Practical guide · Treatment plan
Physiotherapy treatment plan: from goals to the patient’s programme
Connect the clinical report to the week’s exercises and instructions. You decide the clinical plan; Manu helps you prepare the practical programme and access patient feedback.
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Updated on 21 October 2026 · Written by the Manu team
A clear plan, a practical programme
Two complementary resources to prepare follow-up.
The patient programme
It brings together the exercises, instructions, dosage and schedule shared through Théra.
Patient feedback
It helps you identify difficulties encountered and topics to revisit at the next session.
What to agree together
Adapt the programme to the person’s goals and constraints.
Goals
Describe the activities and functions the patient wants to regain.
Organisation
Choose exercises and a schedule that fit their circumstances.
Reassessment
Specify what you will review during follow-up: feedback, tolerance, measurements and progress.
From clinical report to Théra
Work from the same patient record throughout preparation.
Start with the clinical report
Review the goals, context and findings recorded during the consultation.
Request a suggestion
In one click, ask the AI for exercises or a programme based on the clinical report.
Choose and personalise
Use an existing programme, the library or your own exercises. Adjust the instructions and schedule; add a questionnaire useful for follow-up.
Share the programme and review feedback
The patient accesses the programme in Théra. Review their feedback and responses in Manu before the next session.
A preparation example
Fictional example, to be adapted after your assessment.
The patient’s goal
Regain brisk walking and everyday mobility.
Plan chosen by the physiotherapist
Define the areas of work and progression criteria based on the session’s observations.
Programme shared with the patient
Choose relevant exercises, specify the dosage, frequency and instructions, then plan what to reassess.
Explore further
Choose the next useful step for your practice.
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Questions about practice and use
Practical answers to help you document care and prepare follow-up.
How can I make an exercise programme easy to understand?
For each selected exercise, specify what the patient should do, the agreed dosage and frequency, useful instructions and the next review point. Check what they have understood and what they can put into practice in daily life.
Example framework: selected exercise · personalised instruction · agreed dosage · planned days · question to revisit at the next appointment. Values should reflect the situation, rather than being copied automatically from a template.
How can I monitor exercises between sessions?
At the next review, compare what was planned with what the patient reports completing, how they felt and the difficulties encountered. Identify what needs clarification or reassessment. Self-reported feedback informs follow-up; it does not replace the practitioner’s assessment.
In Théra, feedback and questionnaires support this review. You can read them in Manu to prepare the next session.
What should we revisit when the programme does not fit daily life?
Ask what has made it difficult to put into practice: understanding, available time, equipment, how the patient feels or their current priorities. Discuss possible adjustments together and clarify what will be reassessed. Programme choices take the patient’s constraints and preferences into account.
What is the difference between a treatment plan and an exercise programme?
The treatment plan describes clinical goals, progression and reassessment. The programme shared with the patient translates part of this plan into practical exercises, instructions and a schedule.
Are AI suggestions applied automatically?
No. They provide a starting point based on the clinical report. You choose the exercises and adjust the dosage, frequency, instructions and schedule before sharing them.
What does the patient access in Théra?
Patients can access the programme shared with them, their exercises and instructions. They can provide feedback and complete the questionnaires offered; you review their responses in Manu.
Reference documents: HAS — Elements for developing a shared decision-making aid for patients and healthcare professionals (April 2018). Sources consulted on 21 October 2026. The writing examples provided here are fictional.