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Top Tips Tuesday is a short weekly curated email with news, tips, and reflections that will help you stay current and interested in the world of physical therapy. Read this latest edition here . It could be a cool infographic that we think you will love, some new resources to use for your patients, or an inspiring story that we came across – but everything in it is openly accessible and clinically relevant for the physiotherapy practice. We'll even tell you how long it will take you to get the most out of each resource, so you can click on the ones that pique your curiosity and your time availability.
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Our mission defines everything we do at Physiopedia. Our mission is to provide universal and fair access to all physiotherapeutic knowledge. We value sharing and want to help – and top tips Tuesday is just one of our ways to help you anywhere in the world.
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Every Monday we publish an easy-to-digest analysis and interpretation of a recent high impact article that focuses on clinical implications. You can read a snapshot of any of the articles of the week below and find out more too!
Pitfalls of clinical prediction rules for musculoskeletal practice | Article of the week # 28
Clinical Predictive Rules (CPRs) are tools designed to aid clinicians in making daily clinical decisions. They provide physical therapists with an evidence-based tool to aid patient management in determining a particular diagnosis or prognosis, or in predicting a response to a particular intervention.
CPRs are most frequently used in musculoskeletal practice, but can also be used in other areas such as the airways. They are generally prescriptive and have grown in popularity over the past few years, but are they actually logical and factual?
Exploring CPR with Article of the Week
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An introduction to COVID-19
COVID-19 rehabilitation program
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