| World Physiotherapy

2025: Tokyo

Innovative technology: information management, big data and artificial intelligence (PL-20)

Platform abstracts

Comparative analysis of human and machine-learning approaches to identifying clinical trials in the field of physiotherapy

Geraldine Wallbank

Catherine Sherrington

2025: Tokyo

Disability and rehabilitation (PL-08)

Platform abstracts

Adoption of the Rehabilitation Treatment Specification System (RTSS) can compel physiotherapists to reflect on, and clinically reason, how to rehabilitate

Gareth Jones

Jamie Gibson

2025: Tokyo

Printed poster presentations (PO-302)

Printed poster

Signs and Symptons of Sacroiliac Joint Dysfunction: A Scoping Review

Mário Lopes

Luís Albuquerque

Diogo C. F. Silva

2025: Tokyo

Printed poster presentations (PO-102)

Printed poster

Association between temporomandibular disorders and vestibular symptoms: a scoping review.

Filipa Ricardo

Sara María Monteagudo Escariz

Claudia Maria Costa

2025: Tokyo

Printed poster presentations (PO-201)

Printed poster

‘PACT’ – A quality improvement project for timely rehab consultations towards appropriate discharge planning in an adult general-medical community hospital

2025: Tokyo

Printed poster presentations (PO-201)

Printed poster

Development of an interdisciplinary position statement to highlight the research needs of the profession in Germany

Birgit Mueller-Winkler

Barbara Vogel

Maren Bredehorst

Andrea Pfingsten

2025: Tokyo

Printed poster presentation (PO-202)

Printed poster

Potential of an AI-based open source application for knowledge management in physiotherapy

Annett l'Orteye

Thomas Schrader

Jacqueline Semper-Jost

Vivien Semper

Kerstin Schrader

2025: Tokyo

Cardiorespiratory (PL-04)

Platform abstracts

Chest infection prevalence after surgery (CHESTY): an international multi-centre prospective observational cohort study.

Katijjahbe Bt Mohd Ali

Peter Thomas

Catherine Granger

CHESTY Collaboration

2025: Tokyo

Paediatrics: cerebral palsy (PL-48)

Platform abstracts

Implementation of remote General Movement Assessment using the In-motion instructions in a high-risk Norwegian cohort.

Lars Adde

Toril Fjørtoft

Gunfrid Vinje Størvold

Per Gunnar Sandstrøm

Frank Piegsa

Randi Lade

Kristine Hermansen Grunewaldt

Ragnhild Støen

Beate Horsberg Eriksen

Kristin Bjørnstad Åberg

Siril Osland

2025: Tokyo

Research methodology, knowledge translation and implementation science (PL-55)

Platform abstracts

Charting the Growth: A Scientometric Analysis of Physical Therapy Research in the Philippines

Rolando Lazaro

Catherine Joy Escuadra

Esmerita Rotor

Edward Gorgon

Arvie Vitente

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Comparative analysis of human and machine-learning approaches to identifying clinical trials in the field of physiotherapy

Adoption of the Rehabilitation Treatment Specification System (RTSS) can compel physiotherapists to reflect on, and clinically reason, how to rehabilitate

Signs and Symptons of Sacroiliac Joint Dysfunction: A Scoping Review

Association between temporomandibular disorders and vestibular symptoms: a scoping review.

‘PACT’ – A quality improvement project for timely rehab consultations towards appropriate discharge planning in an adult general-medical community hospital

Development of an interdisciplinary position statement to highlight the research needs of the profession in Germany

Potential of an AI-based open source application for knowledge management in physiotherapy

Chest infection prevalence after surgery (CHESTY): an international multi-centre prospective observational cohort study.

Implementation of remote General Movement Assessment using the In-motion instructions in a high-risk Norwegian cohort.

Charting the Growth: A Scientometric Analysis of Physical Therapy Research in the Philippines