Evidence-Based Physical Therapy
Related Guides
Introduction to Evidence-Based Practice (Joint Duke-UNC effort)
EBP Resources for Physical Therapy (Duke Medical Center Library)
- Access Databases from UNC guide not Duke guide. Other resources on Duke guide will work for UNC users.
Objectives
- To explain Evidence Based Physical Therapy (or Physiotherapy).
- To describe the evidence-based process.
- To point to resources to use in EBPT.
Evidence-Based Physical Therapy
NOTE: APTA: Research Section link, below, includes links to Hooked on Evidence and Open Door. APTA Members (including student members) receive free access to these evidence based resources.
- APTA: Research SectionSeveral excellent resources are available only to members, including "Hooked on Evidence," and, "Open Door."
- Evidence Based Practice Education ResourcesFrom World Confederation for Physical Therapy
- Evidence-Based Diagnosis in Physical Therapy: Supercourse LectureOpen-access lecture From the University of Pittsburgh
- PEDro Tutorials for judging Physical Therapy Clinical Trials
- Guide to Evidence-Based Physical Therapist PracticeJewell, Dianne V. Sudbury: MA, Jones and Bartlett Publishers, 2008. Limited preview available via Google Book Search through the UNC catalog link.
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