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PEDro talks with Prof Linda Denehy
To celebrate 25 years of PEDro, we interviewed physiotherapists from around the globe to talk about their physiotherapy journey. In this video, we talk to Prof Linda Denehy Professor of Physiotherapy, The University of Melbourne …
Help PEDro Keep Delivering World-Class Physiotherapy Evidence!
For 25 years, PEDro has been the go-to resource for physiotherapists worldwide, offering free access to the latest research and evidence that improve patient outcomes. But with the growing volume of physiotherapy evidence, we need …
PEDro update (5 May 2025)
PEDro contains 65,032 records. In this update you will find: 48,873 reports of randomised controlled trials (47,804 of these trials have confirmed ratings of methodological quality using the PEDro scale) 15,333 reports of systematic reviews, …
Telerehabilitation vs centre-based in-person rehabilitation for chronic respiratory disease: PEDro Top 25 Trials spotlight
As part of PEDro’s 25th anniversary, we identified the Top 5 trials published between July 2019 to August 2024. A trial by Cox et al. (2024) found that chronic respiratory disease telerehabilitation may not be …
Tune in to PEDroCast – bringing the evidence to you
In case you missed it, last month we released 4 new episodes on PEDroCast. Meet the PEDro Founders PEDro World-Wide Journal Club on ballistic resistance training for people with traumatic brain injury – summary of …
Network with PEDro at the 2025 World Physiotherapy Congress!
PEDro is involved in a number of events through the 2025 World Physiotherapy Congress. Make sure you bookmark them in the app so you don’t miss out on the opportunity to network and learn more …
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 …
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 …
