Last month we summarised the systematic review by Jayedi A et al. The review concluded that for people with type 2 diabetes every 30 min/week of supervised moderate to vigorous intensity aerobic exercise training significantly …
No matter where you live, you can access online training with PEDro. To participate, simply subscribe and login to the training session whenever it is convenient for you. Online training is currently available in English …
We are excited to announce that the #PEDroTacklesBarriers to evidence-based physiotherapy campaign launch video is now available in Italian. Thank you to Leonardo Pelliciari, Francesco Ferrarello and Michele Marelli from Società Italiana Fisioterapia for translating …
The ‘#PEDroTacklesBarriers to evidence-based physiotherapy’ campaign will help you to tackle the four biggest barriers to evidence-based physiotherapy – lack of time, language, lack of access, and lack of statistical skills. If you are new …
September 8 marks #WorldPTDay. The theme for this year is osteoarthritis. Osteoarthritis is the most common joint condition impacting 520 million people around the world and is a leading cause of disability. Physiotherapists play an …
PEDro contains 56,121 records. In the 5 September 2022 update you will find: 42,849 reports of randomised controlled trials (42,094 of these trials have confirmed ratings of methodological quality using the PEDro scale) 12,551 reports …
DiTA contains 2,378 records. In the 5 September 2022 update you will find: 2,128 reports of primary studies, and 250 reports of systematic reviews. For the latest primary studies and systematic reviews evaluating diagnostic tests …
The next PEDro and DiTA updates are on 5 September 2022.
Type 2 diabetes is a global public health concern, with increasing incidence and financial burden. Improving glycaemic control (measured by glycated haemoglobin, HbA1c) reduces risks of microvascular complications and cardiovascular disease events. Previous systematic reviews …
Last month we summarised the systematic review by Machado P et al. The review concluded that exercise training for colorectal cancer survivors during chemotherapy reduces cancer-related fatigue compared to non-exercise training usual care, although the …
