Last month we summarised the systematic review by Santos et al 2023. The review concluded that moderate certainty evidence that “stand-alone” exercise is acceptable to pregnant women with lumbopelvic pain and prevents episodes of low …
Last month we summarised the systematic review by Santos et al 2023. The review concluded that moderate certainty evidence that “stand-alone” exercise is acceptable to pregnant women with lumbopelvic pain and prevents episodes of low …
The next PEDro and DiTA updates are on 5 August 2024.
For 25 years, PEDro has been the leading global resource for physiotherapy evidence. We provide free, rapid access to the best evidence for better patient outcomes. The volume of physiotherapy evidence is exploding and PEDro …
During pregnancy, women may experience low back pain (LBP), pelvic girdle pain (PGP) or a combination of both (lumbopelvic pain [LBPP]) which impacts on activities of daily living and their quality of life. Incidence rates …
Thank you to our collaborators Francesco Gambino and Roberto Iovine for translating the content into Italian.
The ‘#PEDroTacklesBarriers to evidence-based physiotherapy’ campaign will help you to tackle the four biggest barriers to evidence-based physiotherapy. This campaign was inspired by a recent systematic review by Matteo Paci and colleagues that investigated the …
Last month we summarised the systematic review by Molloy et al. 2024. The review concluded that exercise-based cardiac rehabilitation does not affect all-cause mortality in people with heart failure. Some findings are included in this …
DiTA contains 2,484 records. In the 1 July 2024 update you will find: 2,202 reports of primary studies, and 282 reports of systematic reviews. For the latest primary studies and systematic reviews evaluating diagnostic tests …
For 25 years, PEDro has been the leading global resource for physiotherapy evidence. We provide free, rapid access to the best evidence for better patient outcomes. The volume of physiotherapy evidence is exploding and PEDro …
