This paper discusses the potential contributions of qualitative research to evidence-based
physiotherapy practice. Although qualitative research has been discussed previously in the …

Background: Qualitative methods have at times been typified as interesting but of little value
to clinical practice. However, questions exist that quantitative methods simply cannot …

Physiotherapy emerged as a profession only a century ago and has a fragile, but evolving
research evidence base. Physiotherapy has been subject to decades of criticism for its lack …

The evidence-based practice (EBP) movement has gained ground steadily in physiotherapy
over the past decade. Infiuential researchers and clinicians have argued that …

Practical Evidence-Based Physiotherapy is designed to help physiotherapists of all levels of
expertise to use high quality research evidence in their clinical decision making. Written by …

The aim of this study was to explore the phenomenon of physiotherapy practice through the
experience of the practitioner by using an interpretive approach encouraged within the …

Evidence-based practice implies the systematic use of best evidence, usually in the form of
high quality clinical research, to solve clinical problems. This article considers a series of …

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Evidence-based practice is a significant movement of fundamental importance in delivery of
healthcare throughout the developed world. This editorial examines some of the issues for …

Evidence-based practice is in vogue in the health care disciplines generally, and no less in
physiotherapy specifically. Although the hierarchy of evidence favours quantitative methods …