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Physiopedia is a resource for rehabilitation professionals throughout the world, offering a place to contribute, share, and gain knowledge. The content of Physiopedia is driven by experts and represents an evidence-based approach to patient care. As a global site, Physiopedia works to unite the views of physiotherapists and physical therapists from all reaches of our planet.<br> | Physiopedia is a resource for rehabilitation professionals throughout the world, offering a place to contribute, share, and gain knowledge. The content of Physiopedia is driven by experts and represents an evidence-based approach to patient care. As a global site, Physiopedia works to unite the views of physiotherapists and physical therapists from all reaches of our planet.<br> | ||
<br> | <br>Physiopedia aims to become ''the'' online reference source for practicing physiotherapists and physical therapists. | ||
*clinically relevant<br> | *clinically relevant<br> | ||
*evidence based<br> | *evidence based<br> | ||
*conditions<br> | *conditions<br> | ||
*case studies<br> | *case studies<br> | ||
*reviewed research<br> | *reviewed research<br> | ||
Revision as of 21:41, 3 August 2008
Physiopedia is a resource for rehabilitation professionals throughout the world, offering a place to contribute, share, and gain knowledge. The content of Physiopedia is driven by experts and represents an evidence-based approach to patient care. As a global site, Physiopedia works to unite the views of physiotherapists and physical therapists from all reaches of our planet.
Physiopedia aims to become the online reference source for practicing physiotherapists and physical therapists.
- clinically relevant
- evidence based
- conditions
- case studies
- reviewed research
Development Team
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The following people are the founders of the Physiopedia site:
Eric Robertson
Tony Lowe
The following organisations are working in association with Physiopedia to develop this site:
Sheffield Hallam University, UK
Medical College of Georgia, USA
Regis University, USA
