PEDro contains 39,281 records. In the 5 March 2018 update you will find: 30,983 reports of randomised controlled trials (30,142 of these trials have confirmed ratings of methodological quality using the PEDro scale) 7,652 reports …
PEDro’s collection of “how to” videos now have more than 36,000 views. Six videos are available in up to 12 different languages. The videos are available in PEDro’s YouTube Channel. Our most popular video is …
To gain insights into what PEDro users were reading in 2017, we tallied up the most frequently accessed (selected or viewed) guidelines and reviews. In the top 20 were 12 guidelines and 8 reviews. The …
Since being launched in October 1999, PEDro has been used to answer 18,632,434 clinical questions. In the last 3 months of 1999, PEDro was used to answer 51,642 questions. 2009 was the first year PEDro …
In this recent review, the authors included 43 randomised controlled trials (n = 3,988) that evaluated the effects of exercise training on physical function and quality of life in people with cognitive impairment or dementia. …
PEDro contains 38,976 records. In the 5 February 2018 update you will find: 30,754 reports of randomised controlled trials (29,967 of these trials have confirmed ratings of methodological quality using the PEDro scale) 7,579 reports …
Building on the success of the English version of the PEDro scale training program, we are pleased to announce that the Portuguese version of the program is now available. In this online training we provide …
PEDro contains 38,639 records. In the 8 January 2018 update you will find: 30,476 reports of randomised controlled trials (29,797 of these trials have confirmed ratings of methodological quality using the PEDro scale) 7,526 reports …
PEDro contains 38,466 records. In the 4 December 2017 update you will find: 30,346 reports of randomised controlled trials (29,692 of these trials have confirmed ratings of methodological quality using the PEDro scale) 7,485 reports …
This umbrella review included 85 meta-analyses of randomised controlled trials evaluating the effectiveness of exercise therapy on functional capacity in people with chronic disease. Exercise therapy was compared with no treatment or usual care in …
