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Journal of Physiotherapy

Elsevier BV · ISSN 1836-9553

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Travis Haber Giovanni E Ferreira Serena S Hong Yvonne C Learmonth Jillian Eyles Mervyn J. Travers Vicky Duong John M Solomon

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Critically appraised paper: An unsupervised online tai chi program improves knee pain and physical function more than online education alone in people with knee osteoarthritis [synopsis]2026 · Tuva Moseng · 0 citations

Critically appraised paper: Clinician-supported biopsychosocial self-management for people with acute or subacute low back pain has a small effect on preventing impactful chronic low back pain [synopsis]2026 · Travis Haber · 0 citations

Critically appraised paper: A home-based, tailored program of habit-forming exercise, home safety and mobility coaching reduces the rate of falls in community-dwelling stroke survivors [synopsis]2026 · Yvonne C Learmonth · 0 citations

Critically appraised paper: Remote multicomponent rehabilitation does not improve quality of life in survivors of critical illness requiring mechanical ventilation, despite gains in strength, fatigue and anxiety [synopsis]2026 · Yvonne C Learmonth · 0 citations

Critically appraised paper: Clinician-supported biopsychosocial self-management for people with acute or subacute low back pain has a small effect on preventing impactful chronic low back pain [commentary]2026 · Giovanni E Ferreira · 0 citations

Appraisal of Clinical Practice Guideline: European Alliance of Associations for Rheumatology recommendations for physical activity in people with inflammatory arthritis and osteoarthritis: 2025 update2026 · Jillian Eyles · 0 citations

Updating our model of pain: low back pain through the lens of active inference2026 · Mervyn J. Travers, William I. Gibson, Thorvaldur S. Palsson · 0 citations

Critically appraised paper: Remote multicomponent rehabilitation does not improve quality of life in survivors of critical illness requiring mechanical ventilation, despite gains in strength, fatigue and anxiety [commentary]2026 · Serena S Hong · 0 citations

Clinimetrics: The 30-second chair stand test2026 · Travis Haber · 0 citations

Critically appraised paper: An unsupervised online tai chi program improves knee pain and physical function more than online education alone in people with knee osteoarthritis [commentary]2026 · Vicky Duong · 0 citations

Critically appraised paper: A home-based, tailored program of habit-forming exercise, home safety and mobility coaching reduces the rate of falls in community-dwelling stroke survivors [commentary]2026 · John M Solomon · 0 citations