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Physiopedia:About

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Physiopedia is a wiki.....

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

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