Ballistic resistance training for traumatic brain injury – trial summary
In this episode, we explore a randomised trial led by Prof Gavin Williams on ballistic resistance training for people with traumatic brain injury. Prof Williams provides a summary of the trial in this episode, which is part of our PEDro…
The Mexican Rehabilitation Institute, 1960 – 1983
The Mexican Rehabilitation Institute was founded in 1960 in Mexico City; responding to the social need for comprehensive rehabilitation for people with motor disabilities. The Institute was established as a civil society, receiving contributions from the Mexican government, private companies,…
Job Market Pulse – 2025 – Year Ten Report
In 2015, UpDoc Media released its first ever salary and job market outlook report — which incidentally was the first concerted place for Physical Therapy to find its answer to… The post Job Market Pulse – 2025 – Year Ten…
Angel of Summerdown: Physiotherapy’s Forgotten Benefactor
This story begins with the unusually named Almeric Paget Massage Corps. Located in the United Kingdom, the Corps was formed to serve in the First World War. It was the forerunner of physiotherapy services for wounded servicemen; and its’ success…
Next PEDro and DiTA updates are on 5 May 2025.
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Uma revisão sistemática descobriu que em trabalhadores de escritório com dor crônica no pescoço há evidências de certeza muito baixa de que o exercício melhora a dor e a incapacidade no pescoço em comparação com nenhuma intervenção.
Uma revisão sistemática descobriu que em trabalhadores de escritório com dor crônica no pescoço há evidências de certeza muito baixa de que o exercício de fortalecimento melhora a dor e a incapacidade no pescoço em comparação com nenhuma intervenção. A…
Systematic review found that in office workers with chronic neck pain there is very low certainty evidence that exercise improves neck pain and disability compared to no intervention.
Systematic review found that in office workers with chronic neck pain there is very low certainty evidence that strengthening exercise improves neck pain and disability compared to no intervention. Neck pain is a common in people in ‘office workers’ working…