PEDroCast
The official podcast of the Physiotherapy Evidence Database (PEDro). Bringing the evidence to you. We explore evidence-based physiotherapy to help improve practice.
Episodes
We sat down with Rohit Raykar to talk about how heused evidence-based practice to help one of his patients with ovarian cancer.
Learn more about overcoming barriers to evidence-basedpractice: https://pedro.org.au/english/learn/skill-building-campaigns/
We sat down with Dr Kate Scrivener to talk about how she used evidence-based practice to help one of her patients.
Learn more about overcoming barriers to evidence-based practice:https://pedro.org.au/english/learn/skill-building-campaigns/
We sat down with Yvette Black, occupational therapist from Australia, to talk about the barrier of time in implementing evidence-based practice.
Yvette offers some tips on how he and his team overcome this barrier.
Learn more about barriers to evidence-based practice: https://pedro.org.au/english/learn/skill-building-campaigns/
In this episode, a panel discusses a Cochrane Review led by Professor Cathie Sherrington on exercise for falls prevention in community dwelling older people.
Abridged version of the review
In this episode, we break down a Cochrane Review led by Professor Cathie Sherrington on exercise for falls prevention in community dwelling older people.
Abridged version of the review
Dr Joshua Zadro from PEDro's Education and Training Committee interviews A/Prof Li Khim Kwah about his journey in physiotherapy and the future of physiotherapy as part of PEDro's 25th anniversary celebrations.
We sat down with Ruth Chua, physiotherapist from Singapore, to talk about the barrier of time in implementing evidence-based practice.
Ruth offers some tips on how he and his team overcome thisbarrier.
Learn more about barriers to evidence-based practice:https://pedro.org.au/english/learn/skill-building-campaigns/
To celebrate World Physiotherapy Day 2025, Geraldine Wallbank (PEDro Manager) sat down with Prof Cathie Sherrington (PEDro Co-Founder) to talk about this year's theme of healthy ageing.Cathie is a leading researcher in this field and also helped to develop this year's World Physiotherapy toolkit (https://world.physio/wptday).
Dr Joshua Zadro from PEDro's Education and Training Committee interviews Prof Sallie Lamb about her journey in physiotherapy and the future of physiotherapy as part of PEDro's 25th anniversary celebrations.
We sat down with Nick Draheim, physiotherapist from Australia, to talk about the barrier of time in implementing evidence-based practice.
Nick offers some tips on how he and his team overcome this barrier.
Learn more about barriers to evidence-based practice: https://pedro.org.au/english/learn/skill-building-campaigns/
In this episode, we hear a panel discussing a systematic review and meta-analysis led by Josh Naunton about the effectiveness of progressive and resisted and non-progressive or non-resisted exercise in rotator cuff related shoulder pain.
In this episode, we explore a systematic review and meta-analysis led by Josh Naunton about the effectiveness of progressive and resisted and non-progressive or non-resisted exercise in rotator cuff related shoulder pain.
In this episode, hear from Dr Kate Scrivener, Dr Aidan Cashin and Clinical Associate Professor Mark Elkins about understanding confidence intervals.
The point of studies that compare the effects of treatments is to give readers an idea about what would happen if a patient received one treatment versus another. The study does this by producing an ‘effect estimate’. For continuous measures this is the between-group difference; the mea...
In this episode, hear from Dr Kate Scrivener, Dr Aidan Cashin and Clinical Associate Professor Mark Elkins about understanding intention-to-treat analysis in a trial.
Intention-to-treat is an approach to analysing results in randomised controlled trials. Intention-to-treat means that all participants who are randomized are included in the statistical analysis and analysed according to the group they were originally assigned, regardl...
In this episode, we hear a panel discussing a systematic review and meta-analysis led by Italo Ribeiro Lemes about the use of exercise-based prevention programmes to reduce non-contact musculoskeletal injuries in football (soccer).
This episode is in Portuguese.
In this episode, we explore a systematic review and meta-analysis led by Italo Ribeiro Lemes about the use of exercise-based prevention programmes to reduce non-contact musculoskeletal injuries in football (soccer).
This episode and the following panel discussion are in Portuguese.
Dr Joshua Zadro from PEDro's Education and Training Committee interviews Prof Peter O'Sullivan about his journey in physiotherapy and the future of physiotherapy as part of PEDro's 25th anniversary celebrations.
In this episode, hear from Dr Kate Scrivener, Dr Aidan Cashin and Clinical Associate Professor Mark Elkins about understanding the importance of blinding in trials.
There are numerous stakeholders involved in any clinical trial. These include patients and participants, therapists, researchers, outcome assessors and statisticians.
Stakeholders are a source of bias in trials. This is because they can consciously or subconsciously infl...
In recognition of World Bicycle Day (3 June), Melissa Locke, Rachel Toovey, Claire and Nicholas Draheim (PEDro Education and Training Committee) discuss a randomised controlled trial led by Rachel Toovey about task-specific training for bicycle-riding goals in ambulant children with cerebral palsy.
This episode is part of PEDro's World-Wide Journal Club series.
Toovey RAM, et al. Task-specific training for bicycle-riding goals i...
In this episode, we explore a randomised controlled trial led by Rachel Toovey about task-specific training for bicycle-riding goals in ambulant children with cerebral palsy.
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