College of Physiotherapists of Ontario pilots secure on-line assessment and e-Portfolio solution for its members.

Toronto, Canada: June 10, 2009. – Today Claymore Inc. rolled out, for pilot, an on line assessment and e-Portfolio solution for the College of Physiotherapists of Ontario.

The new solution (a custom development of the SkilSure solution) will allow Physiotherapists in Ontario to go securely, on-line to complete a mandatory Professional Issues Self Assessment (PISA) comprising a variety of question types designed to challenge Physiotherapists professional knowledge. The feedback from PISA and the on line Skills for learning questionnaire will help registered Physiotherapist develop professional Learning Plans. The solution will be used by Physiotherapists to maintain a historical record of learning plans and the outcomes of learning activities.

About Developer

Claymore Inc. is the developer of the SkilSure^® solution and the owner of the SkilSure^® brand. Claymore Inc. has a legacy of more than 15 years as a provider of customized Professional Development and Competence Development and Assurance software and services. The SkilSure^® solution is a mature application that has been tested in practice. With more than 100,000 users SkilSure^® provides solutions to, Awarding Bodies, Colleges and Training Providers, and Major Employers throughout the United Kingdom and in Canada and the United States.. More information on SkilSure^® and its product suite can be found at www.skilsure.com or contact

About the College of Physiotherapists of Ontario

The College of Physiotherapists of Ontario is the registering and regulating body for physiotherapy. The College regulates the profession under the authority of the Regulated Health Professions Act, and the Physiotherapy Act so that the College may serve and protect the public interest in Ontario. Under the authority of the Regulated Health Professions Act and the Physiotherapy Act, the College develops regulations and by-laws, sets standards for entry into the profession, requires physiotherapists to register prior to practising, drafts rules that physiotherapists must follow, and develops programs to enhance the practice of physiotherapists in Ontario. It also demonstrates accountability to the public by investigating complaints.