Some trials are ground-breaking and grab a great deal of attention. Others fail to excite. What makes them different? A recent editorial published in the British Journal of Sports Medicine featured the PEDro Top 5 …
Low back pain is the leading cause of global disability and a common reason for absence from work, reduced productivity and seeking care. Prevention strategies are required to reduce the burden associated with this chronic, …
Last month we summarised the systematic review by Naunton et al. The review concluded that resisted and progressive exercise reduces pain and dysfunction, but non-resisted or non-progressive exercise does not, in people with rotator cuff …
Since 2015 PEDro has communicated to users via newsletters, blogs, Facebook and Twitter in both English and Portuguese. This September 2020 issue is our 61st newsletter! The Portuguese communication channels are called “PEDrinho”, or “little …
We are excited to announce that the new PEDro website has been launched. The PEDro website is available in 13 languages (English, simplified Chinese, traditional Chinese, Portuguese, German, French, Spanish, Italian, Japanese, Korean, Turkish, Tamil …
Welcome to the PEDro World-Wide Journal Club. The purpose of the PEDro World-Wide Journal Club is to encourage the global physiotherapy community to read trials, reviews and guidelines that have important implications for clinical practice. …
We are pleased to announce that PEDro has just achieved a new milestone for the amount of evidence. There are now 48,000+ reports of trials, reviews and guidelines indexed on PEDro. pedro.org.au
DiTA contains 1,850 records. In the 7 September 2020 update you will find: 1,675 reports of primary studies, and 175 reports of systematic reviews. dita.org.au
PEDro contains 48,252 records. In the 8 September 2020 update you will find: 37,454 reports of randomised controlled trials (36,636 of these trials have confirmed ratings of methodological quality using the PEDro scale) 10,113 reports …
2020 has been an exceptional year for the global physiotherapy community, who have risen to the challenges of the COVID-19 pandemic, demonstrating both resilience and adaptability. The American Psychological Society defines resilience as “the process …
