We welcome comments in the PEDro blog. All comments will be moderated. We only accept comments which are respectful, professional and based on evidence. If a post relates to a research paper, please read the full paper before submitting your comment.
Systematic review found that resisted and progressive exercise reduces pain and dysfunction, but non-resisted or non-progressive exercise does not, in people with rotator cuff related shoulder pain
Shoulder pain is a common musculoskeletal complaint, of which rotator cuff related pain is the predominant diagnosis. Clinical guidelines recommend exercise for rotator cuff related pain but make no distinction…
Infographic for systematic review that antenatal pelvic floor muscle training can prevent urinary incontinence
Last month we summarised the systematic review by Woodley et al. The review concluded that antenatal pelvic floor muscle training can prevent urinary incontinence. Some suggestions for providing antenatal pelvic…
Videos for PEDro Top 5 Trials 2014-2019 now available in Portuguese
To celebrate PEDro’s 20th birthday we identified the five most important randomised controlled trials in physiotherapy published in the years 2014-2019. We invited PEDro users to nominate randomised controlled trials…
PEDro now contains 10,000+ systematic reviews
We are pleased to announce that PEDro has just achieved a new milestone for the amount of evidence. There are now 10,000+ systematic reviews indexed in PEDro. pedro.org.au
DiTA update (3 August 2020)
DiTA contains 1,830 records. In the 3 August 2020 update you will find: 1,655 reports of primary studies, and 175 reports of systematic reviews. dita.org.au
PEDro update (3 August 2020)
PEDro contains 47,843 records. In the 3 August 2020 update you will find: 37,153 reports of randomised controlled trials (36,378 of these trials have confirmed ratings of methodological quality using…
DiTA update (August 2020)
DiTA was updated on 3 August 2020. For the latest primary studies and systematic reviews evaluating diagnostic tests in physiotherapy visit Evidence in your inbox.
PEDro update (August 2020)
PEDro was updated on 3 August 2020. For latest guidelines, reviews and trials in physiotherapy visit Evidence in your inbox.
Support for PEDro comes from the Physiotherapy New Zealand, Physio Austria, and Združenje Fizioterapevtov Slovenije
We thank Physiotherapy New Zealand, Physio Austria, and Združenje Fizioterapevtov Slovenije who have just renewed their partnership with PEDro for another year.
Systematic review found that antenatal pelvic floor muscle training can prevent urinary incontinence
Pelvic floor dysfunction and incontinence are common after pregnancy and childbirth. In the first 3 months after childbirth about one-third of women have urinary incontinence and up to one-tenth have…