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Physiopedia is an ambitious project which aims to eventually offer an evidence-based knowledge resource for rehabilitation professionals throughout the world. Through utilising collaborative wiki technology Physiopedia is a place where all physiotherapists can participate by contributing, sharing and building knowledge to develop a global understanding. For educators Physiopedia offers an opportunity to involve their students in this knowledge creation process as part of an educational program.


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World Focus

This month's World Focus, Open Research Publication, aims to highlight a new feature of Physiopedia which allows publication of research. The open and collaborative nature of Physiopedia provides a great opportuninty for physiotherapists and physical therapists to publish their work for all to see. Once published in Physiopedia the research will be open for peer review by the Physiopedia community.  This is a great way of publicising student work, supporting new researchers and bridging the gap between completing research and publication.

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Current Projects

Current projects in Physiopedia include:

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Development Ideas

We are always looking for new ways to develop the Physiopedia resource that will be beneficial to individuals and to the profession.  Our ideas include:

  • CPD programme
  • Mentoring Scheme
  • Clinical Networks

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Featured Article

Cluster Headaches
Created by Len Coughlin this new article on the rarest of the primary headaches is an detailed and visual explanation this debilitating condition.  A must read for anyone treating headache conditions.

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Featured Contributor

David Drinkard
David, student at the Medical College of Georgia, has been quietly working in Physiopedia to produce some great resources for joint mobilisations and also a detailed page on Subacromial Impingement.

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First time here: Add content:
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