Re: Critically appraised paper: Zusman M. There’s something about passive movements,...
Journal Title: Journal of Physical Therapy - Year 2010, Vol 1, Issue 2
Abstract
There is no abstract for this paper. It is author's response to critical appraisal of his own published article.
Authors and Affiliations
Max Zusman
Critically Appraised Paper: <br /> Zusman M. There’s <br /> something about passive <br /> movements,...Medical Hypotheses; <br /> 2010 (In press)
The recognised (funded) stand-alone clinical status for therapeutic methods of passive movement has become increasingly threatened in recent times as the preference for active treatment (specific exercise) gains hold. Thi...
“Sorting out Lemons and Oranges:” <br /> Towards Better Quality of Reporting Clinical Trials in <br /> Journal of Physical Therapy - The CONSORT 2010 Statement. <br />
The editorial aims to welcome the JPT readers to its first issue on a historical note of clinical trials in the field of Medicine and the Consolidated Standards Of Reporting Trials (CONSORT) statement’s reporting guideli...
Reporting of Ethical Issues in Indian Physiotherapy Journals
Background: Reporting of ethical issues in published articles not only improves the credibility of the journal and its published articles but also increases the confidence of the readers and general public. Purpose: The...
Critically appraised paper: Benefits of motor imagery training on muscle strength.
It is well established that motor imagery (MI) improves motor performance and motor learning efficiently. Previous studies provided evidence that muscle strength may benefit from MI training, mainly when movements are un...
Osteopathy and Physical<br /> Therapy- a Gap Bridging Between<br /> Two Professions<br />
Numerous treatment approaches exist within manual and manipulative therapy for the management of a variety of musculoskeletal and non-musculoskeletal conditions. Most of the techniques such as manipulation, muscle energy...