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*[[Template:Outcome Measures|Outcome Measures]] - for professionally developed outcome measures. | *[[Template:Outcome Measures|Outcome Measures]] - for professionally developed outcome measures. | ||
*[[Template:Procedure|Procedure]] - used to outline surgical operations. | *[[Template:Procedure|Procedure]] - used to outline surgical operations. | ||
*[[Template:Special Test|Special Test]] - used for particular clinical assessment procedures to identify structures at fault. | *[[Template:Special Test|Special Test]] - used for particular clinical assessment procedures to identify structures at fault. | ||
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Revision as of 08:54, 4 February 2010
Below is a list of Physiopedia Templates that can be added to any new page that is created. See the adding templates tutorial to see how to do this.
General Templates
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Article Templates
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N.B. If adding templates to below please add them in alphabetical order.
- Anatomy - for pages that describe structural and clinically relevant anatomy.
- Case Study - used to guide the contribution of a case study.
- Clinical Examination - for examinations performed for a particular anatomical area.
- Clinical Guideline - for professionally developed clinical guidelines for conditions.
- Condition - for a specific illness, injury, dysfunction or pathology.
- Intervention - specific treatments that might be performed.
- Outcome Measures - for professionally developed outcome measures.
- Procedure - used to outline surgical operations.
- Special Test - used for particular clinical assessment procedures to identify structures at fault.
