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Are you a physiotherapist or physical therapist who is considered to be an expert in your clinical speciality? Or are you a clinician in another area with expert experience to contribute to the physiotherapy and physical therapy community? We would very much welcome your contributions to Physiopedia. <br> | |||
See also the | This guide explains how you as an expert can use Physiopedia to contribute your knowledge to the rehabilitation community. | ||
See also the [[Experts Step by Step Guide|Experts Step by Step Guide]] and the [[Experts FAQ|Experts FAQs]]. | |||
== What is a wiki<br> == | |||
A Wiki is a website that allows any visitor to easily contribute to and edit that website. Wikis are particularly suited to collaborative group authoring of documents and websites. The most famous example of a Wiki is [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Main_Page Wikipedia], a very extensive on-line encylopedia that allows anyone to add to and edit its entries.<br> | |||
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Are you a physiotherapist or physical therapist who is considered to be an expert in your clinical speciality? Or are you a clinician in another area with expert experience to contribute to the physiotherapy and physical therapy community? We would very much welcome your contributions to Physiopedia.
This guide explains how you as an expert can use Physiopedia to contribute your knowledge to the rehabilitation community.
See also the Experts Step by Step Guide and the Experts FAQs.
What is a wiki
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A Wiki is a website that allows any visitor to easily contribute to and edit that website. Wikis are particularly suited to collaborative group authoring of documents and websites. The most famous example of a Wiki is Wikipedia, a very extensive on-line encylopedia that allows anyone to add to and edit its entries.
