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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 worldwide site, Physiopedia works to unite the (views?) of physiotherapists and physical therapists from all reaches of our globe.<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 worldwide site, Physiopedia works to unite the (views?) of physiotherapists and physical therapists from all reaches of our globe.<br>  


Physiopedia runs on Mediawiki, the open source software which runs many wikis including Wikipedia. The content created on Physiopedia is freely licensable under the [http://www.gnu.org/copyleft/fdl.html GNU Free Documentation License] (GFDL).<br>
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== Development Team  ==
== Development Team  ==

Revision as of 23:22, 30 July 2008

Welcome
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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 worldwide site, Physiopedia works to unite the (views?) of physiotherapists and physical therapists from all reaches of our globe.


Development Team[edit | edit source]

Eric Robertson

Rachael Lowe

Tony Lowe

Collaborators[edit | edit source]

Medical College of Georgia

Regis University

Sheffield Hallam University

Experts[edit | edit source]