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CIHR is introducing a new “not approved rank” to Project Grant Notices of Decision. Unfunded applicants will now see how their application ranked relative to the funding cutoff, so you can better understand how close you were.
Learn more: cihr-irsc.gc.ca/e/51315.html…
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1/4 🚀 New publication! "Designing studies and reviews to produce informative, trustworthy evidence about complex interventions in rehabilitation: a narrative review and commentary."
The role of telehealth at the post-pandemic era: discover the evidence on the reliability and validity of telehealth on the diagnosis of musculoskeletal conditions
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Discover the evidence on rehabilitation of back pain in the pediatric population
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Discover the evidence for (or against) interventions for post-surgical rehabilitation following lumbar disc herniation surgery sciencedirect.com/science/ar…
Congratulations to two of our Faculty of Health Sciences Professors, Pierre Côté and Adam Dubrowski! You were named by Stanford University on the World's Top 2% Scientists List for 2023. Awesome achievement! For more information, see this link: lnkd.in/dk2WZvrV
Our series of papers has contributed to the WHO clinical guideline on chronic primary low back pain. Explore the benefits and harms of education or advice, exercise, TENS and needling therapies for chronic primary low back pain. ccgi-research.com/lbpseries
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Low back pain is estimated as the leading contributor to disability globally. Learn how WHO is responding with its new guideline on chronic primary low back pain adults, launching 7 Dec 12.15-13.15 CET.
Register here: who.zoom.us/webinar/register…
Check out our latest "Research Talks" video where we discuss the important topic of diagnostic accuracy in clinical situations. Learn more about the measures used to determine accuracy, sensitivity and specificity.
Predictive Values youtu.be/UYwCST5pQ-M via @YouTube
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"The world of rehabilitation cannot afford to do without evidence, nor to remain diffident and passive on this issue. Our campaign to improve evidence in rehabilitation is fundamental to the future of the field"
- Negrini et. al. 2022 rdcu.be/cW7I6
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#class2026, want to know more about athlete assessment and injury risk. Join Dr Sam Howarth this Wednesday during @HainanYu's CE1031 class to learn about the validity of the Beighton Score as a measure of generalized joint hypermobility in varsity athletes. #CMCCLibrary
Today is National Indigenous Peoples Day. Let's think about how we can work together with Indigenous Peoples to improve healthcare services.
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*Evidence based virtual spine care*, topic of the first EUROSPINE Spine Tuesday. A new webinar series featuring updates and highlights in spine care, open to all & free! First webinar is October 19 (1:00 pm EST) and moderated by @pierrecoteuoit. Register: eurospine.org/spine-tuesday.…
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Read the latest Cochrane Rehabilitation Newsletter (issue 44, July 2021). *Trusted evidence. Informed decisions. Better health.*
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Out now in @JAMA_current. Updated information page for patients with low back pain. jamanetwork.com/journals/jam…
#BackPain
@Pain_NeuRa @pennstate2003 @ACPinternists
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Letter to the editor: the global summit on the efficacy and effectiveness of spinal manipulative therapy for the prevention and treatment of non-musculoskeletal disorders: a systematic review of the literature
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Based on the surrogacy of smiling faces its been a good workshop so far! #GRADE. See you all after the break! @Reem_A_Mustafa @yfalckytter @PDavitkov @SultanShazi @EBMUrology @RMorganPhD; gradeconf.org/2021-05/
An evidence-based clinical practice guideline for the management of soft tissue disorders of the shoulder was just published in the *European Journal of Pain* by the OPTIMa Collaboration onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/…


















