Top Contributor May 2024 | Carina Therese Magtibay
Join the Physiopedia team in announcing Carina as our Top Contributor for May! Carina is a content volunteer for Physiopedia and is also very active within the Journal Club on the Communities of Practice platform. Her invaluable contributions to our…
Strengthening the rehabilitation professions in Pakistan as a unified interprofessional group
Thanks to enthusiastc interprofessional collaboration, a recent meeting held in Pakistan enabled important progress towards strengthening and developing capacity among rehabilitation professionals, major academic institutions and regulation stakeholders to deliver global standard education and services for the wellbeing of the…
6 ideas for overcoming imposter syndrome from the Physiopedia team
Imposter syndrome is common amongst any professions and particularly in high-pressure environments such as healthcare. The Physiopedia team recently spent time exploring the topic and here we share our ideas for understanding and dealing with imposter syndrome and ways to…
Inspiring occupational therapists in Uganda with in-person clinical skills training on spinal cord injury
A recent hybrid learning programme for occupational therapists has provided knowledge and practical skills that will now be used to better support patients with spinal cord injury in rehabilitation practices across Uganda. The recent 2-day in-person ReLAB-HS clinical skills training…
Book of Bodily Exercise
The work, “Book of Bodily Exercise”, written by Cristóbal Méndez in 1553, is significant to understand the education of the first physicians who came to México from Europe in the sixteenth century. Méndez was born in 1500-1501 in Spain, he studied Medicine…
Physiopedia offers a lifeline for war trauma education in Ukraine
My biggest wish apart from peace and freedom for Ukraine with its impressive people is that war-traumatised patients benefit from the material on Physiopedia and that, despite their injuries and disabilities, they manage to return to the best possible version…
Infographic: Systematic review found that physical therapy interventions including aerobic exercise and multimodal approaches are beneficial in treating adolescent and young adult athletes post-concussion.
Last month we summarised the systematic review by Art et al 2023. The review concluded that aerobic exercise or multi-modal interventions may lead to quicker recovery and return to sport in adolescent and young adult athletes with post-concussive symptoms when…
Next PEDro and DiTA updates (June 2024)
The next PEDro and DiTA updates are on 3 June 2024. The post Next PEDro and DiTA updates (June 2024) first appeared on PEDro.
Funding is vital to sustain PEDro
Support for PEDro comes from the following global physiotherapy organisation. We thank the Australian Physiotherapy Association who has just renewed their financial and in-kind partnership with PEDro for another 3 years. The post Funding is vital to sustain PEDro first…
Atualização do PEDro (6 de maio de 2024)
O PEDro possui 61.154 registros. Na última atualização do dia 6 de maio de 2024 você encontrará: 46.808 ensaios clínicos (45.919 com avaliação da qualidade metodológica pela escala PEDro confirmada) 13.562 revisões sistemáticas 784 diretrizes de prática clínica. Acesse Evidência…